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2 MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER, Tuesday, October 14. 1975 ---j News Of People i 11,300 Cubic Feetof Gas a Yean (Your savings are slightly more than the average monthly residential gas bill.) The Carrier 58ES furnace has an electronic ignition system And, you'll be pleased with its quiet operate. QUJgter too! MR. BATESON CLEBURNE Funeral services for Roy A. Bateson, 49, of Cleburne, a brother of Mrs.

Herbie Cohen of Austin and formerly of Marshall, will be held here Thursday at 10 am Mr. Bateson died Monday at 10 p.m. in M.D. Anderson Clinic in -Houston after a lengthy illness. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Myrtle Bateson of Cleburne; his mother, Mrs. John Bateson of Cleburne; three children; and another sister. Flames Kill Longview Woman LONGVIEW The first Longview fatality by fire was recorded Monday morning, when Mrs. Dollie Colbert, 88. died in a fire that destroyedher residence.

i The fire at Court and Whaky Streets had already progressed considerably, Longview Fire Chief Joe Causey said, before the 2:50 a.m. alarm was sounded. Three units answered the alram. Mrs. Colbert was the only resident of the house, Causey said.

Her body was taken to Citizens Funeral Home. uc ei i MRS. CALLOWAY LONGVIEW Funeral services for Mrs, William (Norah) Calloway. 74. were held at 4 pin.

Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Dr. W. C. Everett and Rev. Kenneth Mann officiating.

Burial was in Memory Park Cemetery under the direction of Welch Funeral Home. Mrs. Calloway died Sunday morning in a local hospital. Sie had been a resident of Longview since 1338, moving from Van. She was a member of First Baptist Church where she had been a Sunday School teacher.

Survivors include her husband, William Calloway; one daughter, Mrs. J. H. Brunson of Corpus Chrisu' two sisters, Mrs. Leo Graham of Dallas and Mrs.

Shelton Brown of Lindale; a number of nieces and nephews; and two granddaughters. MR. MOORE MOUNT PLEASANT Funeral services for Lloyd Moore, 81, were held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Smith-Bayes Funeral Home with Jamie Duncan and Glenn Knox MR. MAKES LONGVIEW Funeral ser.

vices for R.B. (Buck) Maines, 51, were held at 10:30 am. Tuesday at Welch Funeral Home with Dr. W.C. Everett officiating.

Burial was at Antioch Cemetery near Carthage. Mr, Maines died Saturday night at his residence. He was a member of the Baptist Church and was a veteran of World War II. He was a foreman-supervisor at Caddo Construction Co. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Helen Maines; one son, Buck Edward Maines of Portland, Maine; two daughters, Mrs. JeaneU Harris of Sulphur Springs and Hope Alice Maines of Longview; a stepdaughter, Paula Lockhart of Longview; a stepson, Mark Lockhart of San Diego, his mother, Mrs. S.F. Maines of Carthage; one Sidney Maines of Brownsville; four sisters, Mrs. Irene Tew and Mrs.

Helen Boyd, both of Carthage, Mrs. Venice McCracker of Mineral Wells and Mrs. Ludie Clements of Tulsa, five grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. S8ES Energy Saver Furnace Add a Carrier Electronic Air Cleaner. It removes smoke, pollen and dust particles too small to see.

You will have a cleaner. healthier home. 3 3 1MM Electronic Air Cleaner William Dana Shriver of 201 Riggs Circle underwent surgery Friday in Schumpert Hospital in Sireveport. He is in room 267. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions reported for Monday: Miss Regina Gail Wilbert, Rt.

Edan P. Stanley, Karnack; Harmon L. Putnam, 1808 Elsie Mrs. Ruby P. Compton, 214 Louise Circle; Roy Jones, 1406 E.

Burleson Mrs. Jeweline Hutchinson, 1600 W. Emory Robert A. Allen, 310 S. Lafayette Mrs.Vergie C.Wheeler, 2809 Rosborough Springs Road; Mrs.

Ginger Lynn Walker, Rt Mrs. Barbara Brown, 1405 W. Pinecrest Mrs. Joyce Brown, 1002 Mill Mrs. Gertrude F.

Freer, Jefferson; Earl Moon, city; Mrs. Betty F. Hester, 3801 S. Washington Mrs. Betty Ruth Pruitt, 1402 E.

Bowie St. Dismissals reported for Monday: Mrs. John Hickey, Waskom; Hugh Archbell, Marshall Manor Nursing Home; Mrs. James Watson, city; Mrs. David Carter and baby, 2000A Wilson Paul Jenkins, Houston; Robert Evans, 1502 Hope Circle; Patti Craver, Harleton; James Robinson, Shreveport; Nancy Burford, Jefferson; Gery Dixon, 403.

S. Williams Judy Manshack. 904 E. Austin Johnnie Fields, Rt. Galen Smith, 1904 S.

Grove Apt. Will Douglas, Harrison County Nursing Home; Mrs. Agnes Wainright, Uncertain. BIRTHS Lt. and Mrs.

Bill Cox of Webb AFB, Big Spring, announce the birth of a son at 6:30 pro. Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975. He weighed seven pounds, eight ounces. Mrs.

Cox is the former Miss Patti Munden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Starr Munden Jr. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. Cox of Tyler. Mr. and Mrs.

Lorenza Turner, Rt 6, announce the birth of a daughter at 11:38 pro. Monday, Oct. 13,. 1975, at Memorial Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. James Thompson of Houston announce the birth of a son, James Michael, at 11 :54 a.m. Monday, Oct. 13, 1975 at St Luke's Hospital, Houston. He weighed 7 lb.

8 or. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Greeney of Jefferson. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Roberta Thompson of Houston and Oliver Thompson, also of Houston. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Matthys of Carrollton announce the birth of a son, Jason Donald, at 2:22 pro. WedneHv rw i Medical City Hospital. Dallas. He weighed four pounds, 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Moore, Rt 3, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Matthys of Wharton. FUNERALS Funeral services for Miss Audrie Louise Schweers will be held in Hondo, with the Guinn-Horger Funeral Home in charge of services. Local arrangments by Cothron-Blalack Huffman Funeral Home. Funeral services for Dick Thompson were held 11 am. Tuesday, Colonial chapel of the Sullivan Funeral Home.

Interment, Blocker Cemetery. Funeral services for Jesse James Whatley were held 4 pro. Tuesday, Colonial Chapel of the Sullivan Funeral Home. Interment, Colonial Gardens. Funeral services for Mrs.

Hazel Elizabeth Johnson were held 11 aro. Monday, Colonial Chapel of the Sullivan Funeral Home. Interment, Woodley Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Sandra Kay Chambers were held 4 pro.

Monday, Colonial Chapel of the Sullivan Funeral 1 Install a Carrier Humidifier and you will save additional dollars in the winter simply because you will be warmer at a lower temperature. 49BH Humidifier Add the famous Carrier Round One air conditioner now, and for a limited time you will save $50 to $100. MR. POOL HALLSVILLE Funeral OUIlOUl 1XXITU services for T.E. Pool, 73, of tt it Hallsville will be held Wed- IlOlCiS lYieeUllg BUYOW! Factory Rebate $50-3100 MR.

BOLTON HENDERSON Funeral -wrvices for W.M: (Wesa) Boltoo, 74, of Henderson were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Crawford-A. Crim Funeral Home with the Revs. Ron Wamadt and Artie Jones officiating. Burial was at Bethel Cemetery.

Mr. Bolton died Monday at his residence after a long illness. He was a member of the Bethel United Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sarah Bolton; one son, John W.

Bolton of Henderson; two daughters, Mrs. Carl R. Propes and Pearl Bolton, both of Henderson; one brother, Win-field Bolton of Henderson; four grandchildren; and one-greatgrandchild. MR. FAMEROUGH LONGVIEW Funeral services for Sport Fambrough, 82, were held at 4 p.m.

Monday at Welch Funeral Home with the Rev. Bob Parrott officiating. Burial was at Pirtie Cemetery. Mr. Fambrough died early Sunday morning at a Longview nursing home.

He was a member of First Methodist Church and was a retired owner of a meat marketing business. Survivors include one brother, Virgil Fambrough of Kilgxe, and a umber of nieces and nephews. MR, WRIGHT LONGVIEW Funeral services for MeJvin Lucious Wright, were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Rader Funeral Home with the Rev. Kenneth Mills officiating.

Burial was at Hallsville Cemetery. He died early Sunday at a local hospital. A member of the Methodist Church, Mr. Wright was retired from Hibbs Security Agency. He had lived in Longview for 10 years.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mary Euline Wright; a son, David Wright; two daughters, Mrs. Hulen Ingram of Oklahoma City, Ok and Mrs. Sandra Anderson of East St. Louis, five half-brothers, Otto Ritter of Longview, Elmer Wright and Willie Wright, both of Tyler, Herman Wright of Borger, and Newland Wright of Palestine; three half-sisters, Mrs.

Evelyn hnson and Mrs. Beulah Bowls of Tyler, and Mrs. Christine Bussey of Houston; and three grandchildren. MESS SCHWEERS HONDO Funeral services for Miss Audrie Louise Schweers, 27, of Nacogdoches will be held Wednesday in Hondo under the direction of Guinn-Horger Funeral Home. Cothron-Blalack and Huffman Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.

Miss Schweers died Sunday in a sky-diving accident at Harrison County Airport. Born June 17, 1948, she was a dental technician. rn now 60.000 BTU anq gAVE! Savings depend on size ot unit 'Conservative estimate based on normal usage. HUGHES SPRINGS-A bid for seven heaters and blowers for the Junior High School was accepted by trustees of the Hughes Springs School board during their regular meeting Monday night. The board also voted to extend the homestead exemption for persons over 65 years of age and adopted a policy for selection of personnel outliring the school's staffing practices.

A donation J100 to the Hughes Springs Ambulance Service was approved by the board, and they adopted a leave of absence policy, Th resignation of one bus driver was accepted and another driver was hired by the board. nesday at 10 am. in First Baptist Church, Hallsville with the Rev. J). Peterson and the Rev.

George English officiating. Burial will follow in Hallsville Cemetery under the direction of Rader Funeral Home in Longview. Mr. Pool died Monday in a Longview hospital after a sudden illness. A farmer and rancher, Mr.

Pool had lived in the Hallsville area since 1942. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Hallsville. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Claudia Pool; two daughters, Mrs. Bill Blalock and Mrs.

Maurice Jones, both of Hallsville; a son, Elgin Pool of Hallsville; a sister, Mrs. John Mims of Henderson; and five grandchildren. tfiMi VUm.irG No. 1 conWtoMnfl "Especially for service" Hume iniermeni, INesbitt Cemetery, WENDY KLENNERT COMPANY Burial was at Bridges Chapel Cemetery. Mr.

Moore died Sunday at a Mount Pleasant hospital. He was a native of Arkansas and a retired farmer. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Fleddie Moore; four daughters, Mrs. Velma Slaughter, Mrs.

Fletcher Hanks and Mrs. Bill Priddy, all of Mount Pleasant, and Mrs. Lora Sinclair of Winfield; five sisters, Mrs. Curtis McGraw of Houston, Mrs. Clara Hill of Nashville, Mrs.

Annie Miller of Fayet-teville, and Mrs. Hattie Payne of Mount Pleasant; seven grandchildren; and IS greatgrandchildren. MR. HARMON HUGHES SPRINGS-Funeral services for L. Don Harmon, 61, of Hughes Springs, will be held at 2 jn.

Wednesday in the First Methodist Church here with the Rev. John Wheeler officiating. Burial will follow in the Hughes Springs Cemetery under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home. Mr. Harmon died at 2:10 pro.

Monday in a Temple hospital. A native of Pawnee, he attended Oklahoma AIM College and served as a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army during World War II. He and his wife moved to Hughes Springs in 1946 and bought a grocery store which they owned and operated for 28 years. In 1966 they built a large supermarket which they operated until 1971.

Mr. Harmon was a member of the Hughes Springs City Council at the time of his death and was Mayor pro tern. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church, the Board of Stewards of the church AIR CONDITIONING 4 HEATING Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ayers Jr.

of Houston announce the birth of a daughter, Amanda, on Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975. She weighed 8 10 an. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Lorraine Barker of Dallas.

Mrs. Howard Peterman, also of Dallas, is the maternal great-grandmother. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Ayers Sr. of Marshall are the paternal grandparents.

Vtlanta Board PIKICREST OR, 935-9951 BIKING AROUND THE DECK PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa (AP) The deck of the Cassiopeia, a large Swedish ore carrier docked here, is so long that some crew members use bicycles to get from one end to the other. LONGVIEW Funeral ser- I Meet I UesdaV vices for JJi were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at There's something new in Cass County ai'LAN i A The Atlanta School Board will consider bids on Douglass School property during their regular board meeting Tuesday at 7:30 n.m. The board will also discuss playground equipment at Atlanta Primary School and discuss the extension of coverage of the liability policy. The transportation report and policy for extra curricular rates will be reviewed by the board.

A report on the school district funds will be presented to the board and bills for payment will be considered. Oakland HeightsBaptist Church with Dr. Gene Petty officiating. Masonic graveside services were held at Lakeview Memorial Cemetery. He died Sunday at a local hospital following a sudden illness.

An employe of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. for 35 years, Mr. Dickerson was a 32nd degree Mason, a member of Waco Scottish Rite and was a Shriner. He was also a member of the Telephone Pioneers and was a worthy patron of the Order of Eastern Star No. 1016.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Odell Dickerson; three fln entirely home-owned newspaper that's published for all the folks who call Cass County home. fqf)Rq) and a 32nd Degree Mason. Mr. daughters, Mrs.

Joyce Davis of Harm uqc a nnrf Hkfrirt Longview, Mrs. Mary Nell Mrs. commander and local com- Brathe of Maryland and Pattie Sue Cullison of Rising mander of the American Legion. He was active in civic and Stock Quotes i religious activities in Hughes WEATHER MARSH ALL RECORD 1975 1974 8 a.m. yesterday 59 63 2f 5 8a.m.today 67 60 Sunset today 6:45 p.m.

Sunrise tomorrow 7:21 a. m. Sun, Ohio; a son, the Rev. J.H. Dickerson of Hartford, two brothers, John V.

Dickerson of Dallas and Raymond Sprinp. Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Una Harmon of Hughes Dickerson of Van; his father, Springs; one daughter. Mrs.

Dickerson of Dallas; Fred Eastland of Waco; and two five grandchildren; and one grandchildren, Eric Melton great-grandchild. THE PAPER will be free circulated each WEDNESDAY beginning tomorrow at businesses in the fallowing CASS COUNTY communities: Representative interdealer quotations at approximately 11 aro. from NASD. Prices do not include retail markup, mark-down, or commission. Tuesday Mid-day Quote Volume 9,420,000 MARSHALL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 607 Pinecrest Dr.

West up 5.11 Industrials Transportation Utilities 2. .58 up up Hew Hair Invention flnti Domino mdeod Atlanta Douglasuille midway flvlngef Huffines New Colony Bear Geek Hughes Springs Oak Grove Bivlns Kildare Piney Grove Bloomburg Kildare Junction Queen City CortervIIle Lonler Red Hill Cass Laws Chapel Sardis Cross Roads Unden Smyrna Cusseta marietta Springdale Eastland and Angela Michelle Eastland, both of Waco. MR. JORDAN HENDERSON Funeral services for Joe G. Jordan, 49, of Henderson, were held Monday at 2 p.m.

in Crawford-A. Crim Funeral Home with the Revs. Philip Bryan and Jerry Vickers officiating. Burial followed In Duncan Cemetery. Mr.

Jordan died Sunday morning in a Rockdale hospital after a sudden illness. A Rusk County native, Mr. Jordan was owner of Joe's Feed and Fertilizer Co. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and a member of Sardis Baptist Church.

Survivors indude his widow, Mrs. Doris Jordan; two daughters, Mrs. Sherrill Rasberry and Mrs. Sue Ramey, both of Henderson four brothers. Bill Jordan of Whtesboro, A.

J. Jordan Jr. and Lewis W. Jordan, both of Henderson, and John Jordan of Tyler; one sister, Mrs. Marie Brock ett of Kilgore; and three -graftdehijdrai.

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