The Graham Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 14, Ed. 1 Monday, November 11, 1963 Page: 3 of 8
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1m Graham Reporter, Monday, Nov. 11, 1963_Pago 3
Homemakers to Receive
Assistance From Advisor
Texas Electric Service Com- ment in co - operation with Gra-
Ipany's Graham Manager Sam ham electrical appliance dealers
I Harhiaon annnumitd lndav that and .w R^ty ba
Mrs. Frances Rooney, District glad to demonstrate the benefits
Home Service Advisor will be in of the electric clothes dryer, show-
company's Graham office ing how one can dry clothes with-
the company's Graham
Tuesday, .Wednesday and Thurs-
day, November 12th, 13th and Hth
to give assistance to Graham an$a
homemakers who may have wash
day problems of any kind.
Mr. Harbison futher stated that
Mrs. Rooney's services are made
available to users and prospect-
ive users of electrical washers,
dryers and other laundry equip-
Funeral Rites
Held For
Jacksboro Man
Funeral services for Mr. Odell
Mrt'aghrsn, M, nf .tapIfthnrA
out mess or bother in any kind
of weather with clothes coming
out even softer, cleaner and fluff-
ier than when drid out - doors
on the finest day.
ERV
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Graham Marines
Complete Recruit
Training Recently
SAN DIEGO, CALIF. (FHTNC)
— Marine Privates Arlen L. Thet-
ford, son of Mr. snd Mrs. Ro-
bert C. Thetford of Route 1.
Doyle L. Loftis, son of Mr. arid
Mrs. Leo F. Loftis of 416 Pecan
st.. both of Graham. Texas, com-
pleted basic training Oct. 15, at
the Recruit Training Regiment.
Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San
Diego, Calif.
The training included drill, bay.
onet training, physical condition-
ing. parades and ceremonies and
other military subjects. Three
weeks were spent on the rifle
range firing the M - M rifle and
other infantry weapons.
Recruit training prepares Mar-
ines for further specialized train-
ing in a service school or with a
unit of the Fleet Marine Force.
HOSPITAL NEWS
MIDICAL n
Mr. Raymond Shields, vn—-
ville, Mr G. R. Lay, Mr. W.
H. Wadley, Mr. Harold Frank,
Mrs. Ernest Goode, Mrs. J. C.
Riley, Fort Worth, Douglas
King, Bryson, Mr. John Reeves,
Mrs. Annie Gill, Mrs. J. L.
Pemberton, Mr. Don Casey,
Mrs. W. C. Snodgrass, Mr.
Claude Spurlin.
NEW TEXANS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ingram,
820 Gregory Road, girl.
DISMISSALS
Larry Nantz, Mrs. Trixie Ed-
wards, Mrs. S. J. Needham, Mr.
Leo Fletcher, Gerald Matthews,
Mrs. Gene Bruce and baby,
Mrs. Charles Hodges, Denny
Barker. Mrs. A. L. Willibrand,
Mr. Paul Plaster, Mr. R. L.
Morrison Jr., Mrs. Richard Ginn,
Margaret Padgett, Mr. Clyde
Robertson, Dean Taylor, Jimmy
Day, Merrill Guinn.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs Shelby P. Boling
of Lubbock visited Mfs. Myntis
Smith over the weekend.
Spencer Hamilton and a friend.
John Hill of Fort Stockton, had
Sunday dinner with his gamdpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hamilton
of Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Hamilton and grris joined them
The youths visited Saturday night
were conducted 2 p.m. Friday
from the First Methodist
Church in Jacksboro The Rev.
John Hawkins, pastor, officiat-
ed, and burial was In Oakwood
Cemetery.
Mr. McCaghren died Wednes-
day in the Jacksboro hoepltal.
McCaghren waa an indepen-
dent oil field pumping contrac-
tor and had been interested in
youth activities in Jacksboro.
He was a member of the First
Methodist Church, Fort Rich-
ardson Masonic Lodge, Godfrey
Commandery, Jacksboro Coun-
cil and Chapter, and Maskat
Shrine Temple, Wichita Falls.
He was born Aprily 28, 1910
in West, Texas, moving to
Jacksboro in 1991 from Ante-
lope. Mr. McCaghren married
Miss Lela Ann' Bishop on Aug. I
29, 1932 in Graham.,
Survivors include his wife1
and a daughter, Mrs. James Shawnee 4 - H Club went throu
Florance and a son, Jon, all of lhe usual procedure Nov. 7 res
Jacksboro five sisters, Mrs. Pealin8 the 4 - H club prayer,
Lora Downey of Hawley, Mrs. motto and pledge. Roll was called
Thermon Cole, and Mrs. Eva
with a friend in Arlington.
Coin and Stamp
Chib Moating
Hold Thursday
Graham Coin and Stamp Club
met Tuesday Evening, November
6th in the Tesco Reddy Room.
Mrs. Dewey Knox brought a pro-
gram on Stamps and displayed a
part of her collection of handmade
Albums of both U. S. and Foreign
stamps.
She has spent a number of
years on her fine Collection of
Stamps and her Albums are a
work of art and draftsmanship.
Shawneo 4-H Club
Holds Moating
Bishop, both of Wichita Falls;
Mrs. Bob Evans of Lafayette,
La., and Mrs. Claude Williams
of Houston; and a brother,
.Uldic McCaghren of Levelland.
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Wed."- Thurs. - Fri. - Nov. 13-14-15
BUCK-A-CAR-NIGHT — $1.00 ADMITS CARLOAD
SEEscheaimc twbus by tic thousands
U A THOUSAND KNGHTS-M ARMOR CHARGE!
and the meeting turned over to
Mr. Murdock who explained about
the meeting of the 4 - H Horse
Club Saturday morning.
He also explained about the
demonstrations 4 -H boys could
give and showed slides of a film
on farm safety which was very
interesting. Stevg King, reporter.
arket
Technicolor*
FWNAVI3ION*
—PLUS—
CaBed Alcatraz They Triad To Chain A Volcano I
HAROLD HECHT PRESENTS
BURT LANCASTER
BIRD MAN
OF
ALCATRAZ
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Tonk Valley HD
Club Hosts For
Hobby Show___
The Tonk Valley H D.*Club
was hostess for a County wide,
Hobby Show and covered dish lun-
cheon in the Tonk Valley Com-1
roumty Center, Thursday Novem- [
ber 7th.
Each club brought items for .the \
show and many individuals also' Funeral services for Mr. John
exhibited examples of their hob- H. Scott, 76, were conducted-2:— S^ioTO MondQV
bias. There were over a hundred p m. Sunday in the Anson Church 1
items displayed. Mrs. Will Whit- of Christ, with J. C. Eubanks,
tenburg called the meeting to or-1 Abilene minister, officiating. He
der at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Raymond was assisted by Dale King, min-
1'* '• ‘ ister of the Oliver St. Church of
Christ, Stamford.
Mr...Scot! died 2:30 p.m. Friday
John H. Scott
Funeral Rites
Held Sunday
Rites Held For
Mrs. Perry In
Throckmorton
Mr». Alice Perry, 70, died in
Throckmorton hospital Thurs
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Chan Warren of
Ennis, Texas were weekend guests
in the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. R. Brown on the
Bunger Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crouch and Dr. and Mrs. George Branch,
fsther, Mr.
ast week.
Gullege several days
and baby were weekend guests in
the home of his parents, Mr am
Mrs. E. C. Crouch.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Childress were MissFran-
Mrs. L. L. Davidson visited her ce* Childress, Wichita Falls and
Mrs
day morning following an ill
new.
Funeral services for Mrs
Perry were held 2:30 p.m. Fri
day, Nov. 8 from the Throck
mortoo First Baptist Chord
with Rev. Hollis Briscoe, pa»
tor, and Rev. Andy Daniels ol
the Throckmorton Crest view ton, Jr.,
Baptist Church, Will Scott ol
the Church of Christ, officiat
mg. Burial was in the Throck
morton Cemetery.
" Bom March 29. 1893 in Erath
County; Mrs. Perry had lived
In Throckmorton 42 years. She
waa a member of the Baptist
Church.
Survivors include five daugh-
ters, Mrs. L. A. Irwin of Al-
bany, Mrs. Aleen Bowman of
Dallas, Mrs. O. R. Go ber of
Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Nor-
ma Rusq of Beckville, and Mrs.
Dexter Dodye of Danville, 111.;
two sons, L. F, Perry, Jr. of
Stamford and Charles Pergy
of Haskell; two sisters, three
brothers, 17 grandchildren and
two great-granaemtdren.
George
lys the
Newton visited sev-
•ral days the Utter part of last
week in Arlington with her daugh-
ter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Turner were
in Paris, Texas several days last
week. While in Paris they visited
their daughter, Mrs. H. L. Thom-
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cermin of
El Phso were weekend guests in
the home of Mr. and Mrs Roy
Thompson and visited other rel-
atives of the city. Mrs. Oentrin is
the niece of Mrs. W. A. Thomp-
son, and the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. McClesky.
Mrs 0. J Covey, sieter of Mr
Childress and his niecti and hus-
bands. Mr. and Mrs. Rayford
Young, Stephenville, Texas, Mr.
and Mrs Dan White. Houston. Mr
and Mrs. Jim Hotkey, Son Sabs
Dallas, Texas They attended the
wedding of Terry Covey and Mis*
Beth Kemp at Murray Saturday
evening.
Mrs Verl Hart of this city spen.
Friday through Monday with her
nephew. William Stewart, Grand
Prairie, who ic a patient in St.
Paul Hospital, Dallas. He under-
went surgery Saturday, and is re-
ported recuperating
Stewart s in Room Ml.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wright
Jr. and family of Fort Worth were
weekend visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wright Sr.
Pianisl.
South Bond
Farm Homo
Robbad of Lamp
Sheriff John Edwards reported
the John Boozier farm home near
South Bend, was robbed Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Boozier were re-
turning home when they saw two
women leaving their home, jump
into a car and drive away. -The
couple reported an antique lamp
missing.
Social Security
Representative
(Continued from Rg. 1)
ward, and the concert artist's
Town Hall Award.
The latter enabled her to make
her New York debut at Town Hall
and led to a contract with Mrs. F.
C. Sc hang, manager of the leading
concert pianists of this and other
countries.
While she was attending Jul-
liard in the winters, Miss Fuschi
spent most of her summers at the
Aspen School of Music in Colorado,
absorbing a musical atmosphere
quite different from that in New |
York.
This season is Miss Fuschi's
third tour of North America, ap-
pearing in recitals and as soloist
with orchestras. Recently the Chi-
-jSSSj J” ^aos.vwrote, "Miss
Fiischi- is well, on her way to be-
coming this country’s leading »•>-
man pianist."
Burkett asked each exhibitor to
introduce them selves and to tell
interesting facts about the items
they were
cation -was
preceding the covered dish lunch-
eon:
^ oy Mrs. Wmttenburg w>iicfie. rie nan'own nufymBnzco
since Oct. 31, when he suffered a
stroke.
_ , Mr. Scott was bom in 1887 in
TOO Late to. Classify Fort Phantom Hill community in
'Jones County. He married Ethel
Higgs Feb. 2. 1909 in Abilene. They
lived in the Nugent and Funston
PWW8in~llre~thvtted to meet her* of the hospital auxiliary,
with the representative to file nurses and doctors. May God
your claim or to obtain infor- bless each of you as J'bu help
mation or assistance concern- 1° care for the sick,
tng social security. Mrs. V. W. Willis
FOR SALE—White French Pro-
vincial double bed, $20; also a
$10. Phone LI 9-2641.
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TTING
IGHTS
________rOU FEEL OLD
After 35, common Kidney or Bladder Ir-
ritations often occur and mar make you
tenge and nervous from too froquent
pounces both day and night. flecond-
arlly. you m|
Headaches,
depressed.
nayally bf
curbing irrlfi
urln
day and nlcht. fle$oi
lose sleep and suffer from
nd feel old* tired,
ckache and feel old, tired.
•uch irritation. CYST EX
fast, relaxing comfort by
ig germa in strong, acid
ino and bb annlgaslc pain relief. Get
CYBTBX at druggists. Peel better fast.
moved to Graham. They moved to
AbHe-ie in 1960 making their home
at 1233 Mulberry.
Survivors include his wife; two
daughters, Mrs. Doyle Fraley of
Sweetwater, and Mrs. J. M. Sell-
ers, Abilene; six sons, C. W. Scott,
H. L. Scott, and Wayne Scott,
all of Graham, Owen Scott of
Wichita Falls, Coyt Scott of Mid-
land and Don Scott of San Angelo;
three brothers. Bill and J o e of
Nugent, and Sie, living in Arkan-
sas: a sister, Mrs. Lula M. Rey-
nolds of Abilene; 20 grandchild-
ren and 10 great grandchildren
HURCH
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p.m.
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1:90 p.m.
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A representative of the So-
cial Security Administration
will be in Graham at the Court
ouse on Monday,. November
8, 1963 and Thursday. Novem-
ber 21. 1963 from 10:00 A.M.
until noon.
«
CARD OF THANKS
I want to say Thanks to
everyone who was so thought-
ful during my stay in the lo-
cal hospital. Thanks for the
flowers, cards, and letters. To
each of the employees:, mem-
emplo
hospita
WHEN THE
WEATHER IS BAD
THE
DISTANCE
GREAT
OR
YOU ARE
BUSY - BUSY - BUSY
Poy tha easy way ... by chack
and lat tham run your errande,
safeguard your cash and fur-
nish you with an accurato rec-
ord of all payments.
YOU'RE WISE TO PAY EVERY
t.,i -f c ...;i . . -.
CHECKING
-
THE
GRAHAM
NATIONAL
BANK
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pre-Thanksgiving .
Dinner Held At
Webb Home Sunday
A pre - Thanksgiving reunion
and dinner was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Webb 828
Pecan, for their children and fam-
ilies.
Attending Sunday dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Webb, Dallas;
Master Sergeant W. T. Webb and
family, Amarillo; Mr. and Mrs.
Moreland Payne and children,
Austin; Mr. and Mrs. Odell Mat-
thews and children. Littlefield;
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Albright. Col-
orado City; Major and Mrs. John
L. Webb and children, San Anton-
ia
Major Webb will leave Nov. 28
for Saigon, South Vietnam.
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