COURTHOUSE SE JUSTICE COURTS, PCT. I W. H. Tipton, Place 1 Christine Meador Lewis, 2902 W. 2nd; T.
C. Criss, Dallas; and Herbert C. Prewitt, Malakoff, had DWI charges sent to County Court under $500 bond. James Carl Andrews, 1817 Sycamore, had a felony theft charge sent to County Court under $2,000 bond. Justice Civil Court Housing Authority of the City of Corsicana VS.
Johnny Holmes, 22-B East Side suit for a forcible detainer. Small Claims Court A. E. Schlemmer, 201 N. 37th, vs.
Bob Bolen, Texas City, suit for possession. G. W. O'Neal, Place 2 Charles Richard Terry, Houston, was charged with speeding and failure to appear. Richard Glenn Steele, Tyler, had a speeding charge and failure to appear sent to County Court.
Mitchell Prowell, Rt. 3, had an aggravated assault case sent to District Court under $500 bond. COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Marriage Licenses Robert Michael Harris, 705 W. 9th, and Sandra Gail Douglas, 2015 Fairfax. David Michael Reeves, Rt.
6, and Cathy Gail Minatra, Rt. 6. Dan Arthur Webb, Ft Hood, and Katherine Collins, Killeen. John Richard Cooper, 1303 W. 4th, and Kimberly Colleen Brown, Rt.
1. COUNTY COURT James Bruce Marshall, Rice, had a speeding charge dismissed. DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE Civil Cases Filed Navarro County Memorial Hospital vs. Lozel Bradley, et ux, suit on a debt. DISTRICT COURT State vs.
Phillip Robinson, et al, hearing set for June 16 for defendant to show cause why a temporary injunction should not be granted against the Cozy Corner. Harvey Lee Parrish and Associated Developers vs. G. G. Summitt, defendants special exceptions sustained.
Virgle B. Conley vs. A. C. Conley, divorce granted.
Gussie J. Chunn vs. Curtis W. Chunn, divorce granted. City of Corsicana vs.
Richard D. Scott, et ux, suit for delinquent taxes dismissed upon payment of taxes. Navarro County Memorial Hospital vs. Johnny Raymond Smithen, default judgement. Jerry Loyd Yielding's charge of burglary of a habitation was dismissed on a request from the District Attorney's office because of insufficient evidence.
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Warranty Deeds Community House of Navarro County to Mrs. A.W. Hines, a widow, Lot 10 and 45 feet off of the west side of Lot 9, Block 25, Railroad Company, Corsicana. Osia Irene Lusk Duke, et vir, to Floyd K. Littleton, et ux, 2.874 acres, J.
Lynn Survey. Maurice Slater, et ux, to Ernest W. Knight, et ux, part of John Treadwell Survey, A-795. J.B. Long to Joyce Long, south one-half of Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block 27, Frost.
JUSTICE COURTS, PCT. I W. H. Tipton, Place 1 Joe McGowan, Wortham, and Edward Hedge, Dallas, have each been charged with issuing bad checks. Archie Dale Fitch, 618 W.
1st, had a DWI charge sent to County Court under $500 bond. Small Claims Court Donoho and Slate Air Conditioning vs. Roger Borlace, 2524 W. Collin, suit for debt. Donoho and Slate Air Conditioning vs.
Betty Jo White, 2019 Fairfax, suit for debt. G. W. O'Neal, Place 2 Justice Civil Court J. M.
Dyers Co. has filed suits for debts against Edward Williams, Rt. Wade Hawkins, 3012 W. 4th, and Gregory C. McGee 408 N.
35th. COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Marriage Licenses Cecil Theodore Brown, 3003 Williams and Sharon Lee Garrett, 600 N. 9th. Edward Gates and Eloyise Tennison, both of Dawson. Stephen Lawrence Isbell and Brenda Ann Southard, Avalon.
Bruce Alden Brown, II, Rice, and Janet Gail Allen, Rt. 6. Jimmy Bob Wood, 1433 W. 5th, and Rebecca Lynn Elmore, Rt. 3.
David Earl Combs, Rt. 2, and Brenda McDonald, Richland. Timothy Arthur Sanders, Dawson, and Nita Sue Harris, Italy. Jay Arthur Messersmith and Kimberly Kay Meador, both of Corsicana. COUNTY COURT Reed Ernest Talley, 627 N.
Need Money for -Auto Home Improvements Farm Ranch Personal Items? PUT OUR HANDY LOAN SERVICE PLAN TO THE TEST! FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3 13th was fined $25 for driving with a suspended license. Joe L. Shanks, Dallas, was fined $100 and assessed three days in jail for DWI. DISTRICT CLERK Civil Cases Filed Laura Dugan VS. Rufus Dugan, Jr.
dissolution of marriage. Burtis Hammonds and Norma Hammonds, doing business as the Garden Center and Flower Shop vs Ed Holmes, et al, suit for damages. Dell Andrews vs. Homer L. Andrews, dissolution of marriage.
JUSTICE COURTS, PCT. I G. W. O'Neal, Place 2 Joyce Ann Lott, Kerens; Barbara Bonner and Bobby Honea, Corsicana; Mrs. James H.
Matthews, Dawson, and Bobby Harrington, Midlothian, were each charged with issuing bad checks. Robert Griggs, South Park Garden was charged with burglary. Small Claims Court R. H. Miller, doing business and Tradin Post, has filed suits on debts against Velma Evans, Ramon Cuellar and Paul Williams Jr.
Justice Civil Court Rex Folmar vs. Mrs. Andy Garcia, 3004 Williams suit for a forcible detainer. COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Marriage Licenses Charles Luther Hayden, Dallas; and Velma Lee Williams, 802 E. 12th.
Bruce Rowe Franklin, Kerens; and Teresa Jan McAfee, 2900 W. Collin. Willie Michael Ballard, 414 N. Benton, and Angela Ruth Allen, 106 N. Benton.
Ernest C. Butler, 1401 W. 7th; and Margaret D. Huffman, 1801 Maplewood. Marcos Trevino and Janetta Julia Harris, both of Corsicana.
Terry Don Carico, 2019 Belclaire Circle, and Charla Kay Herring, 1404 Arlington Drive. Billy Rayford Owen, 1205 N. 13th; and Sherry Reece Hardin, Rt. 3. COUNTY COURT James L.
Hayes, Cooper, was fined $50 for failure to appear and had a speeding charge dismissed. Billy Joe McClain, Houston, and Guy Ross Keith, 2114 W. 2nd, were each fined $100 and had 10 day jail sentences probated to 12 months for DWI. Frank Ybarra, Northwest Johnnie Kirven, Merand John Henry O'Brien, Fort Worth; were each fined $100 and assessed three day jail sentences for DWI. Robert Killing, South Park Gardens was fined $300 for possession of marijuana and fined $1 and assessed 30 days in jail for the theft.
Morris Lee Vasher, Corsicana, was fined $1 and assessed 30 days in jail for theft. Jimmy Wayne Hyett, JOHN WALTER MATTHEWS (1862-1927), brother of Dr. Harvey L. Matthews (1864- 1924), owned the Spring Hill Historical Site. The property had belonged to his parents before him.
They were J. Calvin Margaret (Sims) Matthews, who moved to Spring Hill from Maury County, Tennessee, in 1869. John Walter Matthews never married. Land for the site was donated by descendants of three of the children of Dr. Harvey L.
and Mattie Bell (Dempsey) Matthews. DAVIDSON AND MATTHEWS FAMILIES DONATE LAND FOR SPRING HILL HISTORICAL SITE At the dedication ceremony on June 1, 1975, County Judge Rob Dunn accepted, for Navarro County, the State- financed Historical Marker commemorating Spring Hill, the County's oldest community, and a 2.2-acre tract of land for a historical site. The land was donated: In memory of: Willie Margie (Matthews) Fred W. Davidson, and Raymond Odell Davidson By: Harvie D. Davidson; Bobby D.
Davidson; Margie (Davidson) DeRusha; Beth (Davidson) Vanderford; Brit Vanderford; Barbara (Davidson) Patterson; Sharron (Davidson) Thompson; Raymond O. Davidson, Jackie C. Davidson. Beth Vanderford purchased an adjoining 1.2-acre tract individually and donated it. In memory of: Carl W.
Velma (Coleman) Matthews By: Carl W. Matthews, Jean LaMerle (Matthews) McGown; Marilyn (Matthews) Lowrie. In memory of: Fred B. Ennis (Davidson) Matthews By: Vestal (Matthews) Grice; Dr. Will R.
Matthews; Betty (Matthews) Christian; Fred B. Matthews, Dewey D. Matthews; Jack R. Matthews; Joe K. Matthews; Edith June (Matthews) Granger.
The donation includes a stipulation that if for any reason the tract is not used as a Spring Hill Historical Site the land will revert back to the donors, or their heirs. Other children of Dr. H.L. and Mattie Bell (Dempsey) Matthews are Harvey Virgil Matthews and Mrs. Kitty (Matthews) Edwards, both of Dawson, Texas.
Ad paid for by SPRING HILL HISTORICAL COMMITTEE, Box 371, Dawson, Texas. Palestine, was fined $25 for driving with a suspended license. DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE Civil Cases Filed Robert C. Mauer vs. Carolyn Ruth Mauer, dissolution of marriage.
Herman Washington VS. Washington National Insurance suit on an insurance policy. Katherine Rogers vs. Joseph John Rogers, dissolution of marriage. DISTRICT COURT Edna Fay Good and George Joseph Good vs.
Emmanuel Baptist Church, dismissed. Dell Andrews vs. Homer L. Andrews, temporary orders set. Billie Maxine Whitener VS Derwood Don Whitener, divorce granted.
Tracey Ferguson Franks vs. Donald Lynn Franks, divorce granted. Anita Christie VS. J. S.
Christie, divorce granted. Danny Ralph Jefferson, was given a five year probated sentence for possession of marijuana. COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Warranty Deeds Bessie Jackson Hobbs, to R.0. Estes, et ux, Subdivision Division 7, Rice. LaVerle Boyd to Reuben Worley, et ux, part of 49.43 acres, Thomas Wright, Navarro County.
Leland Stewart, et ux, to Charlie Warrington, et ux, North 41 feet of Lot 5, and South 34 feet of Lot 4, Block 1088-A, Erwin-Beasley Addition, Number 4, Corsicana. Max Rosenblum, trustee, to Frank G. Borsellino, Lots 1, 21 and 3, Block Corsicana. Central Freight to celebrate golden birthday W. W.
Callan, founder and chairman of the board of Central Freight Lines announced Friday in Waco the beginning observance of Central's 50th Anniversary. Callan started Central in July, 1925 driving a used Model Truck between Waco and Dallas. Since then Central's fleet has grown to over 4,000 units of equipment and operates between nearly 900 Texas cities and communities. Hospital Patient total was 138 at midnight Wednesday. ADMISSIONS Clint Floyd, Daisy Hoggaatt, Sadie Perkins, Ethel Bryant, John Cantrell, Mike Flanagan, Edgar Frame, Josie Tackett, Ruth McCullough, Willie Thompson, Lila Puckett, Edna Gibson, James Mahoney, Montia Pruett, Eunice Rogers, Teresa Harris, Charles Collins, Cheryl Baldwin, Samuel Brewer, James Jenkins, Barbara Wheat, David Wood, and James Mathis.
DISMISSALS John Adams, Mattie Anderson, Ray Carroll, Robert Garrison, Alva George, James Grayson, Pabalo Jacinto, Leslie Lewis, Josie Martin, Shauna McGowan, Charlie Mitchell, Scot Reed, H. Clyve Riddels, Allison Tramel, Cathy Wisdom, Paula Wisdom, Elizabeth Wilson and Sheri Robinson. Patient total at midnight Thursday was 137. ADMISSIONS Mary L. Reyes, Lawrence R.
Robinson, Coma A. Burgance, Troy Pierce, Joe Pratt, Rosie L. Zineard, Amado Martinez Judith Saunders, Ruth I. Tanner, Janet E. Eubanks, Billy M.
Lazareth, Willie J. Egleston, Irene A. Martinek, Lee R. Robinson, Horace C. Dyer, Lee E.
Washington. DISMISSALS Billy G. Bradley, John P. Cantrell, Mamie R. Crouch, Lovenia S.
Durr, Gary C. Harper, Hattie J. Holley, James B. Hope, Nola I. Jones, Lila B.
Lindsey, Marsha L. McClellan, Stacy K. McClellan, Debra R. Miller, Leah E. Miller, Royce S.
Morgan, Yolanda J. Mark, Lillie Tatum, Shabreta Ware, and Lee E. Washington. Patient total at midnight Tuesday was 135. ADMISSIONS Marilyn B.
Miller, Maggie L. Hoffman, Deckard McKinney, Charlotte A. Greggory, Linda J. Simmington, Neil D. Clark, Mamie B.
Russell, Katie N. Knight, Baty Houston, Alfred E. Forshaw, John S. Staff, Dorothy A. Dansford, Emmett S.
Cook, Juanita Blakely, Terry B. Spencer, William K. Herriage, Loree Patrick, Harvel Ward, Willie B. Nolen, Vada B. Cash, Ricky L.
Rash, Hoyte J. Stephenson, Lucia S. Stribling, Marsha D. Morelock, Winford A. Emmett, and Virgil Miller.
DISMISSALS Jeremy D. Ballard, Shirilyn S. Ballard, Willard H. Bell, Clarence L. Brown, Ester P.
Creagle, Mary E. Dunagan, Ollie A. Ford, Lida M. Foster, Vada Gillespie, Elisa L. Jones, Kyra L.
Jones, Cleveland A. Mangham, Juanita G. Owen, Mary L. Reyes, Patricia Reyes, Stella M. Roberts, and Josephine Williams.
Aunt Louise BY DENNIS GARLAND Aunt Louise is on vacation, leaving the column in the hands of a beginner. But my pen will only touch the page briefly preceding two very good poems. The author, Connie Hopson, has won a national award for her poetry. She also happens to be my sister-in-law. On the Canvas of My Mind Painting your silouette on the canvas of my mind, So clear much unlike a fantasy in time.
Progressing with each stroke, to make the image clear, But sometimes often fading with the drop of every tear. To imagine that the picture upon the canvas made; May someday come to life and the picture never fade. The colors placed so voiced and containing so much meaning, As precious as the summer sun upon our kisses beaming. A sound of ringing chimes could be seen in every hue, Because the canvas proves a love expressed by only few. But such is just a painting having no true base or frame, Nothing to fall back on when you're tired of lifes old game.
How different I would paint on the canvas in my mind, "If" I knew it "wasn't" just a fantasy in time. But maybe not a painting; instead a flowing rhyme, No, still this is only, just a fantasy in time. may we thank God for our good times and their memories that follow but may we also be thankful for sorrow, for by this we know of happiness. Women's Editor's, note: Dennis Garland, who works in the ad department of the paper, is substituting for Aunt Louise, who is on vacation. Thursday found the traveling ad man at the wheel of his four cylinder station wagon exploring the interior of Cedar Creek.
Armed with a legal pad, a mat book, three completed layouts, a camera, and two rolls of film I began my foray in high spirits. Finding Malakoff sleeping lazily under the scattered clouds that 0C- casionally provided shade from the hot rays of the sun. Although not a particularly uncomfortable day, the sun had been somewhat of a stranger to us of late and would require a measure of conditioning of me. The afternoon began well at Donnell's Fashions as I presented what I considered a rather artful layout and mapped out my strategy to the proprietress. Concluding my business, I proceeded hastily to get lost somewhere far beyond Caney City.
Freestone County Warranty Deeds of Teague to Gladys Warren Elliott covering Lot 6 in Block 52 in the City of Teague, Texas. Martha Katherine Boyd Beaver to Gladys Warren Elliott covering Lots 6, 7 and 8 in Block 52 in the City of Teague, Texas. C.T. May et ux to Christopher S. Leaman covering land in the City of Teague, Texas.
Neal and Co. Inc. to Veterans Land Board covering land in the J.P. Borden and William Van Surveys. Veterans Land Board to John Thomas Crawford covering land in the J.P.
Borden and William Van Surveys. Esther Scott to Joe Scott covering 7 acres of land in the L.J. Parker Survey. Lessie B. Johnson to Joe Scott covering land in the L.J.
Parker Survey. John Parker et al to L.J. Davis covering 40 acres of land in the H. Awalt Survey.L Blossie Jackson to Virus Lee Williams covering land in the Hopson Burleson League. Virus Lee Williams to Blossie Jackson covering land in the H.
Burleson League. R.R. Hill, Trustee to Hugh D. Whitaker covering all of Lot 55 in the Thousand Oaks Addition to the City of Fairfield, Texas. Who's new MARSHALL Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Dan Smith announce the birth of a daughter, Angela Rene, born April 9. She weighed six pounds, two ounces. Joining in welcoming the new arrival are a sister, Kim; grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Smith of Corsicana; great-grandmothers Mrs. Auba Cox and Mrs. Delia Smith, both of Corsicana; and an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warbington of Marshall.
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Edward Hollingsworth of Corsicana announce the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Michelle, born May 23 at Memorial Hospital. She weighed six pounds, nine ounces. Joining in welcoming the new arrival are grandparents Mrs.
J.L. Hollingsworth of Corsicana and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Roberts of Cedar Creek; and great-grandmother Mrs.
Robert J. Scott of Beaumont. In the service Milton Strange Having in my possession only a very crude hand-drawn map, I soon discovered that my ancestors had passed on not one of the qualities that had made them such peerless woodsmen. After several minutes and some reassessments of my map, my mind discovered what my subconscious had known for some time. I was 1 lost.
After several hours I managed to make my appointed stops at R.H. Lee park where I broke out my camera for some photographs of the lake, Star Tarbor, Package Store in Caney City, and one of the local auto dealers in Malakoff. limped back to Corsicana, My day, at an end, I slowly warrior coming home with: a victory yet unsure of the value of the prize. "Health" was the subject of Mrs. Delma Bass' program at this past week's Streetman H.D.
Club meeting in the home of Mrs. Bessie Rhoden. The program was both interesting and informative for the ten members in attendance. Mrs. Willie Allman was nominated Senior Citizen of the community.
Refreshments included orange punch and an assortment of cookies. The next meeting will be on June 3 at 2:30 at the club hall. Houston and the Astrodome provided the entertainment for Mrs. Jimmie Fae Reese of Dallas and her sister, Mrs. Lera Baker.
They stayed in the home of their brother, Dick Compton, while there. Memorial Day found some local residents with guests. Mrs. Otto Cherry attended the Memorial services at the Birdston Cemetery with her children and their families. Mary Horn received a visit from her nephew, Mark Wood of Dallas.
On this past Sunday, Rev. Roy Davis was the morning speaker at the Emhouse Methodist Church. Rev. Davis' wife was also in attendance. This past week has certainly been interesting as I have labored in Aunt Louises' stead.
And now I can pack away my pen and enjoy this beautiful weather we have been having as many of you are now doing. AGANA, Guam Technical Sergeant Milton J. Strange, son of Mrs. Leona Strange of 500 E. Corsicana, Athens, is a member of the Guam-based Air Force unit which supported the recent massive airlift of more than 12,000 Vietnamese refugees to Guam enroute to the United States.
Sergeant Strange, an aircraft maintenance technician, serves with the 43rd Organizational Maintenance Squadron (OMS) at Andersen AFB, Guam, a unit of the Strategic Air Command. During the evacuation, the 43rd OMS suspended normal operations and teamed with maintenance crews of the Military Airlift Command to maintain and service the aircraft used in Operation New Life. Squadron personnel also assisted in cleaning and refurbishing Butler-type buildings which became the temporary quarters of the evacuees. The metal dwellings were once occupied by thousands of USAF personnel during the height of B-52 operations in Southeast Asia. In addition, Sergeant Strange's unit helped dining hall personnel as well as customs and immigration officials in feeding and processing the refugees.
The sergeant is a 1958 graduate of Eastern Hills High School, Forth Worth, Tex. His father, Joe D. Strange, lives on Rt. 1, Trinidad, Tex. Hollingsworth family has annual reunion Descendants of the late J.
O. Hollingsworth met in annual reunion Sunday, June 1 at Beauford Jester Park in Corsicana with 55 in attendance for the basket lunch and afternoon activities. J. Hollingsworth of Baytown gave the invocation preceding the lunch. Attending were Will Hollingsworth, Harvey Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Nettie Hollingsworth, and' Mrs. Eula Jackson, Frost; Clyde Hollingsworth, Mrs. Bess Hollingsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Southard, Jamie Southard, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Moore, Beverly Moore, and Sherry Moore, Blooming Grove. Becky Marr, Barry; Mrs. Bonnie Hollingsworth, Dresden; Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Frieeds, Karen Frieeds, Pam Frieeds, Johnny Frieeds, Charlie Burch, James Hollingsworth, Mike Hollingsworth, Jimmy Hollingsworth, Jerry Hollingsworth, and Jimmy Hollingsworth Waco; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hollingsworth, Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Evans, Glisa Evans, Lisa Evans, Bubba Evans, and Rory Evans, Mertens; J. 0. Hollingsworth, Baytown; Mr. and Mrs.
J. 0. Hollingsworth Jr. and their five children, Palestine; Gene Hollingsworth, Lancaster; Bill Hollingsworth, DeSoto; Dud Hollingsworth, Sam Hollingsworth, Longview; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Adair, Luanne Adair, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hollingsworth, Stevenville; Mrs. Thelma Weeks and Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Williams, Corsicana. Next year's reunion will be held the first Sunday in June at Jester Park with Clyde Hollingsworth in charge. College notes AUSTIN Susan Elizabeth (Beth) Carlock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Carlock of Corsicana, has been named to the fall semester honor roll at the University of Texas in the College of Natural Sciences, according to Dean Paul Olum.
Stanley Family reunion held Descendants of the late I. W. W. Stanley gathered Sunday, June 1 at the Oak Valley Community Center for an annual reunion and covered dish luncheon. Five generations were in attendance at the gathering.
Nathan Estell gave the invocation. Present for the reunion, traditionally held on the first CHS potato crop helps child care In spite of the adverse weather, tractor breakdowns and a lack of professional labor, the potato crop at Corsicana High School's vocational agriculture garden is remarkable, according to L. Redus, agriculture teacher. He reports that, to off-set any losses operators of child care centers were invited to bring the children to harvest the crop and at the same time reduce their food bill for the next two weeks. Some five bushels of potatoes were harvested within an hour, according to Redus.
Also found in the garden were onions, cabbages, and mustards. Redus notes that the garden serves as a laboratory for all vocational-agriculture students at the high school. Last year the school district provided funds for the garden, but this year the agriculture department operated the garden from its sales. Rogers' grandson gets MD degree OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. David Carroll Lundy of Midwest City, has received his degree from the College of Medicine, University of Oklahoma, in commencement exercises held here Sunday at the Civic Center Music Hall.
Lundy received his B.S. degree from Oklahoma State University in 1968. He served two years in the Army as 1st Lt. with one year in Viet Nam. He will serve his internship in San Antonio University Teaching Hospital beginning June 16.
He is the son of Jack E. Lundy of Midwest City, Oklahoma and the late Elizabeth Ann Lundy, and the grandson of Mrs. A. W. Rogers of Corsicana.
BROWNWOOD Phillip Gowan, son of Mr. nd Mrs. Ted Sunday in June, were Mrs. Lorraine Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chambers, Rosemary Chambers, David Chambers, David Waltom, Dallas; Florence Lorraine Robinson, Melissa Robinson, Sue Ann Powers, Irving; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin, Waco; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ray Estell, Palestine; Mr.
and Mrs. Ike I. Estell, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Estell, Melinda Estell, Stephanie Estell, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Reed, Tony Reed, Mary Scoggins, Mike Scoggins, and Irene Unger, all of Corsicana. Farewell party honors couple Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Posey of Emhouse were hosts for a farewell party for the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Williams at the Posey's country home May 31. Rev.
Williams has been pastor of St. Luke United Methodist Church in Corsicana for three years. He is leaving the pastorate to become pastor of the Grace and Bethel United Methodist Churches in Fort Worth. "The hostess served an oldfashioned fish fry," Mrs. Nancy Johnson, who attended the party, said.
"Not just home made fish, but homegrown and hand-caught by Mrs. Posey." Those attending were Mrs. Johnson, Charles Leslie Johnson, Mrs. Bessie Moore, Mrs. Frankie Craig, Inez Compton, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Harper, Charles Posey of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Newt Stillwell of Athens, and the honoree, his wife and his son Russell Williams. Crum family has reunion The family of the late Ike Crum held their family reunion May 31 and June 1 at Mr.
and Mrs. Cormack Watkins Ranch. Seventy-six guests signed the register from towns including San Antonio, Palestine, Garland, Mesquite, Ennis, Corsicana, Forney, Sulphur Springs, Dallas, Irving, Shreveport, Arlington, Fort Worth, Galena Park, and Lindsay. The family and guest were entertained with volley ball games, croquet, pedaling boats, swimming, cooking, camping, and singing. Gowan of Corsicana, received his bachelor's degree in commencement exercises held recently by Howard Payne University.
NEW LONDON, CONN. Lee Tatum, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tatum of Corsicana, graduated Cum Laude with a BA degree from Connecticut College in commencement ceremonies held May 25.
Tatum majored in psychology and religion. FORT COLLINS, COL. Charlie Penland, son of Mrs. A.D. Rust of West Texas, formerly of Corsicana, will graduate June 7 from Colorado State University.
He has accepted a position at the City of Chicago as a civil engineer, and will spend the summer in Europe. WICHITA FALLS Three area students received degrees from Midwestern University at commencement exercises held May 24. Among the graduates were Dorcas Montfort Chapman, who received a BSE in elementary education; Randal Deen Michael of Corsicana, who received a BBA degree in business administration; and Mary Deane Tolar Jackson of Ennis, who received an AS degree in nursing. Obituaries Mrs. Melton BLOOMING GROVE Services were held at 2 p.m.
Monday at the Bradley Funeral Home Chapel for Mrs. Olga Melton, 62, resident of Blooming Grove, who died Sunday "at Memorial Hospital in Corsicana. Rev. John Clifford, Dresden United Methodist Church pastor, officiated, and burial was at Dresden Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Herbert Melton of Blooming Grove; three sisters, Mrs.
Bertha Prescott of Beeville, Mrs. Alma Telge of Cypress, and Mrs. Edna Angell of Victoria; a brother, Edgar Mueller of Victoria and a number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Timothy Telge, Bob Melton, Clay Reed, Buster Haden, Jim Weatherby, and Charles Weatherby. Mrs.
Stockton KERENS Services were to be held at 4 p.m. Friday at the Paschal Funeral Home Chapel for Mrs. Hattie Stockton, 86, resident of Kerens, who died Thursday morning at Memorial Hospital. Rev. Van Houser was to officiate, with burial following at Kerens City Cemetery.
Survivors include a foster son, and four sisters..
