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THE DAILY NEWS-TELEGRAM Friday. May 9. 1958.
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NELLY DON’S
Summer refreshments in essy-
care fashions.
See the wonderful Dacrons and
Dacron Blends, crease resistant
chiffons and cool cottons — with
special finishes. Drip-dry — Lit-
tle or no ironing.
We have some lovely hats—
Special—$4.00 and $5.00
CASH DISCOUNT
Take a 20 per cent discount
from these rates if cash accom-
panies order. Three days allowed
for payment where ad is received
over telephone without lose of dis-
count. Do not pay, carrier boys
for classified ads.
Minimum charge (including
cash discount) 60 cents, without
(JThcount 75 cents. ^
' CALL TU 5-3141 and a com-
petent ad-taker will gladly aasiat
in writing your Want Ada.
Blind Ads—We are not allow-
ed to give out information con-
cerning ads signed by box num-
bers. Please do not ask.
CARDS OF THANES—One of
the nicest ways to tell your friends
“thank you.'’ Published only at
paid material at regular classified
rates.
IN MEMORIUM — Memorial
eulogies, whether in prose or
poetry, a're accepted only as paid
material at regular classified
rates.
CANCELLATIONS—If an ad
is cancelled, you pay for the ac-
tual number of days your ad runs.
DEADLINES—All ads must be
In by 11 a. m. of the day of pub-
lication.
ERRORS—Advertisers are re-
quested to notify us immediately
of any error in their ad. We are
responsible for only one incor-
rect insertion.
Nice selection
20 "i Discount.
in Dresses —
DANIELS SPECIALTY SHOP
“Exclusive but not expensive”
Florist* and Nurseries
WANT AD CAJLENQAIt
1— Cards of Thanks
2— Florists, and Nurseries
3— NewXars fur Sale
4— Women’s Apparel
5— Ambulance Service
6— Lost, Found, Strhyed
7— Personals
8— Business Service
9— Beauty Aids
10— Wanted to Buy
11— Let’s Trade
12— Used Cars for Sale
13— Au(o Service.,
14— Tires, Parts, Supplies
15— Male Help Wanted
16— Female "Help Wanted
17— Salesman Wanted
18— Jobs Wanted
19— Men or Women Wanted
20— Help Wanted
21— Good Things to Eat
22— Hpusehold Goods
23— Musical -Instruments
24— Miscellaneous for Sale
25— Pets and Livestock ,.
26— arJJoultry, ..Feed Supplies
27— Gifts '
28— Hay and Grain
29— Farm Implements
30— Apartments for Rent „
31— Room and Board
32— Sleeping Rooms
33— Shoe Rebuilding
•34-—Houses for Rent
35— Miscellaneous for Rent
36— Wanted to Rent
37— Business Op|>otunities
38— Business Property
39— Farms and Lands
40— Houses for Sale
41 — Lots for Sale
42—Real Essa'te
43’—Legals
44— Notice
45— Education ^
46— Announcements
47— Instructions
48— Household Appliances
TELL MOTHER
You Love Her
with Beautiful
FLOWERS
The Gift She’s
Sure to Welcome
We Have AU
Her Favorites
• Lovely Cut Flowers
• Corsages
• A Large Selection
of Potted Plants
CALL 5-2321
For Personalized
Service
MAIN STREET-
FLORIST
221 Connally St.
Female Help Wanted__16
RURAL HOUSEWIVES
Avon Cosmetics offers opportu-
nity for growing income through
servicing families in your neigh-
borhood. Write Mrs. Imogene
Wooley, Box 350, Paris, Texas.
Give location and telephone.
Used Cars for Sale_
THIS ONE has had only two
owners. LOW MILEAGE. 1956
CHEVROLET two-door. Radio
and heater. White tires. PAS-
SONS USED CARS, Main Street.
Phone 5-3131.
Household Goods
FOR SALE
Roll-A-.Way Beds.
Twenty mattresses.
One Butane bottle.
Rugs—sire 9x12.
Chrome chairs and High chairs.
DERMONT MORGAN
327 Main St.
ISO.OO TRADE-IN — for your
old mattress - on a New Morning
Glory mattress, Easy Terms,
CRAVER BROTHERS, Jefferson
St.
USED AUTOMATIC
WASHERS’
Reconditioned — Guaianteed.
,$59.50 up.
One used Hotpoint Electric
Range, $100.00.
SHEFFIELD FURNITURE
souty, Davis Street
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
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TELL MOM SHE’S A JEWEL
YVith a GIFT from our out-
standing Collection.
Diamonds—A gift of lasting
beauty.
Dainty Wrist Watches—Always
favorites.
Birthstone Rings—In lovely *
mountings. .
<*■ Smart Compacts.
* Beautiful Silver.
Her favorite Pottery.
Costume Jewelry — No woman -
has too much.
Come by and see these today.-
S & H Green Stamps, too.
HAYNSWORTH JEWELRY
Connally St. Pho. 5-2330
Give mother a beauti-
ful LAMP — matching lamps
—$4.50 each.
Water Sets — Pitcher and six
glasses—$1.85.
Floor lamp—$7.50 up.
Furniture of all kinds, conven-
ient Terms.
RAILROAD SALVAGE
_ Oak^Avenue
GIVE THE GIRL GRADUATE*
—a Bulova, Elgin or Gruen
watih Columbia diamond r'nSisaj,i Defendants are dead; the un-) the taxes before they became de-
— Rope beads, Rhinestone or
' Wanted Words
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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‘‘Stop wondering if we can afford it! Is that any way
to start off a marriage?”
GLASS DOOR CHINA CLOSET
—Chrome dinettes, air condition-
ers, used Tappan ranges — Easy
terms.
RANDOLPH FURNITURE
Miscellaneous for Sale 24
Business Service
WHEN you need to change your
oil,
And your gas is getting low
Remember JOHNNIE’S SKELLY
STATION—
That’s the verv place to go! ,
JOHNNIE DAVIS GROCERY
AND SKELLY STATION
— Church Street
.CALL 5-4747
MADE-RITE MATTRESS CO.
For expert mattress work.
’v We have in stock bed springs,
box springs and cotton mattrea-
Call us for FREE ESTI-
MATES. \ ’
We give S & H Green Stamps.
WANTED— TRACT 0,R LOT|
MOWING. Phone 5-3220 ior See
H. P. Bain at Denny’s Service
Station, Main Street.
New Cars for Sale
WE SOLD THIS ONE NEW and
WILL RECOMMEND IT TO
ANYONE. 1955 OLDSMOBILE
98, foui - door, power steering,
power Inakes. Factory air. Ra-
dio and Heater. HASSONS USED
CARS, Main St. Phone 5-3131.
Women’s Apparel ______4
OH YOU KID! Be the-firstest
flapper with a HEADACHE
BAND, $2 00 — BLACK, RED,
ORANGE WITH PEARLS AND
RHINESTONES, HOOP BOOP
A DO 1
ALL KINDS OF BEAUTI-
FUL COSTUME JEWELRY from
$1.10 up.
Graduates, for your Coke par-
ties, dinrier patties, sports out-
ings. We Lave the gi eateat se:
lection of appropt late apparel
you can find in the very latest
styles. Come look ' and choose.,
Abo, be suie and enter your cor*
rect sizes on everything in our
graduation book. ,4
UMBRELLAS—AN1 ATTRAC-
TIVE ACCESSORY THESE
DAYS, $3.50.
WOOD’S DRESS SHOP
210 Chuij'h Street
WHERE SMART GALS #HOP
For Expert
TV
and
RADIO
Repairing
Antenna Repairs
and Installation
Day or Night
Call
JAMES
JENKINS
307 Main St.
ALL WORK
AND PARTS
GUARANTEED
Day Phone 5-5741
Night Phone 5-5933
Several Good
USED
TV SETS
Priced Reasonably
EASY TERMS
Simulated pearl ear-clips. Brace-
lets—$1.10 UP.
FOR THE BOYS—Shockproof
watches ,tie-clasp Sets, rings. .»
If you have the announce-
ment—We'have the gift!» :
TUCK*'”'JEWELRY a
“In Stirling.Drug” A
known heirs of the unknown heirs linquent, doing so for more than
of said named Defendants, if the ten (10) consecutive years before-
ACROSS
1 From —r to
bottom
4 Men’*-
party
I--and gone
12 Mimic
13 -as a lamb
14 Opposed
15 Not up to--
16 Concerning
food
18 Changed
20 Metric
measure
21 Insect ^
22 Poems V
24 Narrow cut
26 Aspersion
27 -money
30 Trustworthy
32 Sea rohbet
34 European
peninsula
35 Accustoms
36 Foot (prefix!
37 Mouth parts
39 Missile
40 - Hitler"
41 Legal matters
42 Glisten
4$ "God Blest
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49 Pauses
51 Faucet
52 Persian poet
53 Rick
54 Measures
of type
55 Pope-XII
56 Augments
57 Observ e
DOWN
1 Polynesian
’oth
2 Gem
3 Related to
4 From ——
to finish
$ •— of
Two Cities’*
6 Photography
developer
7 Jewel
8 Gasps
9 Ppker stoke
10 Asterisk
11 Boked^clay
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26 Step
27 Hangers-on
28 Passage in
the brain
17 Eye medicine 29 Bud s home
19 Come in
2.'t Deceives
24 From ——
to shore
31 Quiet
33 Less polite
38 Prattled
40 Inheritors
41 Reposes
42 Store
43 Halt (prefix)
44 Biblical name
46 Repair
47 Arrived
48 Recess in
a church
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.....GREETING; „
■You, and each of you are com-
manded to appear and answer the
Plaintiff’s Petition at or before
10:00- o'clock. A. M.,. of the first
Monday aftel- the expiration of
forty-two-- (42) days from the
date of the issuance of this Cita-
tion, the same -being Monday, the
9th day of June, A. D. 1958, at
FOR RENT—Four-room furnish. or liefor* 1O:°0 o’clock A. M., he-
ed garage apartment, very pri-1 ^ore the Honorable District Court
Apartment* for Rent 30
FOR RENT — Furnished apart-
ment. Dial 5-2763 or apply 422
Oak Ave. Roger Cambron.
USED TRUCK
SPECIALS
1951 FORD PICKUP
Extra Clean. 15 in. tires.
Bargain. Priced ~
1951 STUDEBAKER
With Overdrive.
Runs Out Nice.
* 1950 DODGE
Three-Quarter Ton
Thoroughly Recondition-
ed. Has 4-Speed Trans-
mission.
1951 F7 FORD
Long Wheel Base. Will
make an excellent Hay
Truck.
USED TRACTOR
SPECIALS
One FaPmall Cub,
U* One Farmall A.
We have three H farm-
alls that have been re-
conditioned and are Bar-
gain Priced.
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2 John Deere B
T ractors j
2 Farmall B Tractors
We Also Have A Nice
Selection of
USED HAY BALERS
Sulphur Springs
Farm Store
Main Street
vate. Located 1007 Gilmer St.
Phone 5-2330 or 5-3574. John
Havnsworth, Jr.
FOR RENT — Furnished apart-
ment at 900 Gilmer Street. Phone
| 50172.
-FOR RENT—One and two bed-
| room furnished apartments, con-
venient at 129 Texas Street,
f.ljhone 5*2.409 or .5-.2<U,4, Mr?.
| Roy Davis.
I FOR RENT--— Nicely furnished
| four-room garage apartment, to
1 couple. Near new Super Market,
1307 Gilmer. Ellis Gafford.
Sleeping Room*
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
bedroom. Private entrance. Phone
5-3039.
of Hopkins County, at the Court
House in Sulphur Springs, Texas.
Said Plaintiff’s Petition was
filed on the 22nd day of April,
A. 1). 1958.
File Number of said suit be-
ing No. f4,137j.
The names of “the Parties in
said suit are:
the commencement of this suit,
and that she has good and perfect
title by virtue of the Ten (10).
Year Statute of Limitation.
Issued this the 22nd day of
April, 1958. * '
Given under my- -hand and sea!
of said Court at office in Sulphur
Springs, Texas, this the 22nd day
of April, 1958.
(Seal)
s—Valton Glostip
Valton Glosup, Clerk
District Court
Hopkins County, Texas
Notice
NOW OPEN
Paul W’ebb Lake at Arbala.
Fishing—$1.00 per day.
Stocked with Channel Cat —
Itass—C rappie—Brcm.
W. I). BEALL—You are invited
Ruth Hinton* Jenkins, joined by I h° call at ‘.he Dairy Queen by
Shoe Rebuilding _____33
GIVE MOTHER or THE SRAD-
j UATE a smart new hand bag —1
Billfold, Ballerinas for lounging.
Plaintiffs, and Mollie Williams,
Glenn Davis Williams and Felton
Williams, Jr., if living and if
dead, the legal representatives of
each of said named Defendants
and the unknown heirs of each of
said named Defendants; the legal
representatives of the unknown
heirs of each of said named
Defendants, if the unknown
heirs of each of said nam-
ed Defendants are dead; the un-
known heirs of the unknown heirs
of said named Defendants if the
unknown heirs of the unknown
heirs of said defendants are 'tiead,
as Defendants.
The nature of said suit being
substantially as follows, to-wit:
A trespass to try title suit in
which Plaintiff, for cause of ac-
tion, would respectfully show the
Court the following, to-wit;
That on or about the 1st day
of April, 1958, she was lawfully
seized and possessed of the fol-
lowing described land and premis-
es situated in Hopkins County,
Texas, holding and claiming the
same in fee simple to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel
of iand, situated in Hopkins
Miscellaneous for Rent _ 35 ■ C ounty, Texas, about 11 miles
l*FOR KENT—Local Rental Trail- South West of Sulphur Springs,
See our “PLAY HIGH HEELS”
for the very young MISS. Only—>
$2.00.
Always expert and guaranteed
shoe repairing, restyling, refin-
ishing.
HANS ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
Connally Si. Phone 5-2927
Hou»e» for Rent_34
FOR RENT 7—Six-room cottage;
hardwood ‘ floors, built-in fea-
tures. Near Lamar School.- 217
Houston. Call 5-3478.
SHEET ROCK
SPECIAL
4x8-
$1.12
4x8-
U*ed Cars for Sale
LOCAL CAR, 1955 OLDSMO-
BILE 88 Holiday coupe. Radio,
heater, power brakes, white tires,
two-t.,n«- Iliuc. PASSONS USED
CARS, Main St. Phone 5-313L
—inch
Per Sheet __
— ** inch
Per Sheet___$1.44
4x8—'■* inch
Per Sheet___$1.60
FOXWORTH
GALBRAITH
LUMBER CO.
143 College St.
FOB SALE-^Fuily Dried ‘ floral-
print Draperies. 84 Inches long—
for an 8-foot wide window. In
excellent condition. See at Needle
Shop or call TU6-3556_^
Pet* and Livestock 35
FOR SALE — Mexican burro'.
Two. years old. Good color. Phone
5-2*74. —' -* ■■ *1
ers—Refrigerator Dollie—Blank-
et cargo insurance NOW on Na-
tionwide Trailers. DENNY’S
PHILLIPS “66“ Service Station,
500 Main Street, phone 5-3220.
Business Opportunities 37
W A N T E D IM M E DIATELY
BRANCH AGENCY
MANAGERS
Experienced Hospitalization —
Life-Debit salespeople. We offer
you an immediate opportunity to
realize the financial benefits of
one of the. most liberal commis-
sion’contracts in the industry,
plus the opportunity of festablish-
ing your own permanent agency
with a secure futuie. Our com-
pany is licensed in 23 states and
has a full line of very competitive
policies. For information 's.end
your name to Leonard Fields, P.
O. Itox 5433, Dallas, Texas.
Houses for Sale
FOR SALE—Two bedroom house,
storage room, garage, large lot.
Fruit and shade trees, thermostat
control heat — One block from
school. 210 Bellview. Phone
5-5846. ._________
FOR SALE — Extra nice five-
room house, floor furnace, Vene-
tian blinds, fenced back yard,
good location, owner transferred.
Possession June 1. 812 Main.
Phone 5-2579.
FOR SALE—Equity in two bed-
room home, near schools. Wash-
er and dryer connections. GI loan
—low interest. Phone 5-2720 or
5-2640.
Legal* ____ 43
THE STATE OF TEXAS ,
To: Mollie Williams, Glenn
Davis Williams and Felton Wil-
liams, Jr., if living, and if dead,
the legal representatives of each
of said named Defendants, and
the unknown heirs of each of said
named Defendants; the legal rep-
resentatives of the unknown heirs
of ras h or said named Defend-
ant., *L the unknown heir, of
herhusband,'" Ty> JO: • Jenkins, ■•***■ noon Saturdays-for a-free quart
of Dairy Queen. Phone 5-3640.
Railroad Firm
Wins Decision
In Damage Suit
Phoenix. Ariz, May 9 (P—A
Maricopa County superior court
jury decided in favor ' of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. last
night at Phoenix in a $520,000
damage suit stemming from the
nation's -worst car-train collision.
The suit was filed by Cecilia
Alires, administratrix of the es-
tates of 9 of the 12 persons kill-
ed when a car collided with‘the
Southern Pacific’s Golden State
limited Dec. 16, 1956, at a south-
west"phoenix crossing.
.All 12 killed were ear occu-
pants. The only survivor in the
jam-packed 1937-model car was
3 year old Curucita Alires, Ce-
cilia's niece. Nine members of
the Alires family were killed in
the crash.
The verdict was 9-3 for the
railroad, all that is needed in a
civil case.
After the verdict was announc-
ed, Elias Romley, chief counsel
for the plaintiff, asked the judge
to set aside the decision, claiming
pressure was exerted against one
of the jurors. Judge R. C. Stan-
i •
ORDERED REMOVED—President Eisenhower has ordered the re-
moval of the federalized Arkansas National Guard from Central
High School in Little Rock effective May 29. Federal troops
have "been guarding the school since Sept. 24, 1957. On Sept.
25. nine Negro students entered the -high school 'unoer troop es-
cort. (NEA Telephoto).
being a part of the Thomas Lee
Survey, Abstract No. 650, and
described by motes and bounds as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake, the N.W.
corner of a 77 acre tr-aet 3T land
out of said Thomas Lee Survey,
described- in a deed from A. R. [ford denied the motion,
Wilson, Guardian of the heirs of
Thos. R. Buford, deceased, to
Laurence Hale, dated November
30th, 1895, of record in Vol. 33,
Page 373, a Deed Record of Hop-
kins County, Texas;
Thence North 280 varas to a
stake, the S. W. corner of 38 1-2
acres described in a deed from
S. F. Williams, to H. E. Berry
and E. M. Berry, dated June 24th,
1902, of record in Vol. 49, page
390, a Deed Record of Hopkins
County, Texas;
Thence East with the S. B. line
of said 38 1-2 acre tract 783 var-
as to a stake, the S. E. corner of
said 38 1-2 acre tract;
Thence South 283 varas to a
stake, the N. E. .corner of the
Laurence Hale 77 acre tract;
Thence West with the N. B.
line of said Hale 77 acre tract
783 varas to the place of begin-
ning.'
Containing 38 1-2 acres of
land, more or less.
Being the South half 6f a 77
*m«j4«act of lan‘* described in a
deed- ’fnyfSI*Robertson and Thom-
as, by W. B. Thomas, -et al, to S.
F. Williams, dated December
12th, 1900, of record in Vol. 44,
page 192, a Deed Record of Hop-
kins County, Texas.
And being the same land des-
cribed in a deed from H. E. Ber-
ry, ct al to S. F. Williams, dated
June 24th, 1902, of record in Vol.
61, Page 489, a Deed Record of
Hopkins County, Texas.
Plaintiff alleging that she has
had and held peaceful, continuous
and adverse possession of the land
above described, cultivating, us-
ing and enjoying the same for
more than ten (10 > consecutive
.years before commencement of
this suit, and that aha has paid noon.
Accused Slayer
Has Name Added
To Wanted List
Washington, May 9 i.P — The
FBI has added Dominick Scialo
to its list of 10 most wanted men.
The 30-year-old Scialo, a New
Yorker pometimes called “Miini,”
is wanted for the fatal shooting
of a 17-year-o.ld prizefighter,
Alexander Menditto, on a Brook-
lyn street last March 16th.
movie actress Philippi Hilber, had
teamed in a radio program of
their own.
They have four children, Jill,
Bill, Jr., Lynn and Sally Lou.
Goodwin was born in San Fran-
cisco July 26, 1910.
Ike's Adviser
Says Business
Upturn Expected
Atlantic City, N. Y., May 8 l/Fi
— President Eisenhower’s eco-
nomic adviser, Dr. Gabriel Hauge
said Thursday night that the worst
of the recession is over. And he
said the country can expect an
upturn in the economy by
autumn.
Hauge said he expects the
economy to sink only .slightly low-
er than at present, but foresees
no substantial boost in unemploy-
ment figures which now stand
above the 5 million mark.
Dr. Hauge is in Atlantic City
for the annual state Federation of
Republican Women.
Higher New Car
Prices Foreseen
Washington, May 9 lift — The
president of. Ford Motor Com-
pany — Henry Ford 2nd — says
the current demands of the auto
workers union would raise the
price of a new car by $300. Ford
says in a letter to Democratic
Senator Estes Kefauver of Ten-
nessee that the union demands
amount to more than 70 cents an
hour exclusive of profit sharing.
Union negotiations with Ford Snd
General Motors resume this morn-
ing and jsrith Chrysler this nftorr
Houston Steel
Firm Nay Double
Present Capacity
Pittsburgh, May 9 lift—Armco
Steel Corporation says it is con-
sidering plans to double the pres-
ent million-ton steelrrtaking ca-
pacity which it has in its Shef-
field steel division in Houston.
The corporation’s president, H.
L. Gray, told a luncheon meeting
in Pittsbuigh plans also call for
a seamless tube plant to be built
in Houston. The company re-
cently merged with National Sup-
ply Company, one of the biggest
independent supplies of oil indus-
try equi^nent.
Network Radio
Announcer Dies
Palm Springs, Cal., May 9 —-
Police said today that veteran
radio announcer Bill Goodwin was
found dead, apparently, of a heart
attack, in his tar early this morn-
ing.
Goodwin, 48, had stopped his
car at the roadside just outside
Palm Springs, while driving to
Los Angeles.
Goodwin owned the Nooks Ho-
tel in Palm Springs. He drove reg-
ularly to Los Angeles for his rad-
io work.
He had been a big name in net-
work radio siiice going to Holly-
wood from Sacramento, Cql-» in
1934." 1
He (tad announced programs
starring Bob Hope, George Burns
and Gracie Allen, Edgar Bergen
and Frank Sinatra.
Goodwin and his wife, former
W. Lee O'Daniel
Faces Squabble
Within Party
.Dallas, May 9 (^-^-The Dullas
Morning News says high Demo-
cratic officials are studying the
possibility of refusing to put the
name of W. Lee O’Daniel on the
.ballot for the party's July prim-
ary.
O’Daniel announced last week
he would seek the Democratic
Party’s nomination for governor.
The state Democratic Execu-
tive Committee will meet in Aus-
tin June 9th to certify candidates'
names on the ballot.
The News says several Demo-
cratic leaders have suggested that
the- committee refuse to certify
O’Daniel because he did not sup-
port the party’s nominees in the
general election 2 years ago.
House Approves
Pensions ior Two
Confederate Vets
Washington, May 9 —Monthly
$101 pensions for the two sur-
viving Confederate veterans were
voted yesterday by the House in
Washington.
The veteians are Walter Wil-
liams of Franklin, Texas, and
John Sailing of Salton, Va.
The bill now goes to the Sen-
ate for concurrence in jiousd
amendmenti. ” . \
JSan Antonio
Records Death
i
San Antonio, May 9 ill — A
58-ytar-old man was killed in-
stantly last night when struck by
an auto on Stale Highway 16 in-
side the San Antonio city limits.
The man was identified from
papers in ■'’his pocket as David,
Oliver tin of Oaks, Okla.
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 109, Ed. 1 Friday, May 9, 1958, newspaper, May 9, 1958; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth827494/m1/4/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.