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a 3, as vocal- on in the local are in DAILY FAVORITE Bonham, Texas, Tuesday, June 16, 1959 Page 4 Figure It Out Wants Lower, Asks Higher Interest By FRANK ELEAZER United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) Note it the that out what governcomes interest ment wants lower rates. That's why proposing to raise 'em. And anybody stand this from the hearings all being explained. According to the testimony far, a lot of us have the wrong idea about interest rates In the first place, they aren't really And ond place, they this would only prove how You see, it's only plenty money of the rates Martin Clarifies Martin William McChesney of Federal Board, spent morning ing these matters of the policy members Ways Means Committee, They thanked him, Thomas B. Curtis (R-Mo.) these gratefully were things they needed complete INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR PROTECTION SEE MEADE Insurance Co.
516 N. Main 3-723 Pastors Apologize For Misconduct of 'Fellow' Minister SAN ANTONIO (UPI) ters representing 67 San Baptist and officially apologized to the City of San Antonio Monday night for the Rev. W. S. McBirnie's misconduct with woman member a of express regret to the City of San Antonio for the barrassing conduct of this fellow and the public of our Christian compassion and prayer for his repentance," the The Rev.
McBirnie confessed be- ministers said. his at Trinity Baptist Church on June 3 that he involved become with a married women trying to ad- Vise marriage difficulties. has since resigned. His wife has divorced him. The woman he was involved with divorced, McBirnie left town.
There is no indication where he "The impression that one who guilty of moral deviation eligible to continue his pastoral relation is the 67 ministers said, suggesting that Mc- Birne leave the mnstry. a sign of weakness but sign growing confidence." Apparently this didn't satisfy Boggs either. Anyway, he said maybe rising interest rates, and the government's troubles there- from, result from the govern- ment's own hard money policy. Not at all, Martin observed. If there been anything, he said, too much money around, not too And he got into something even I understand.
He said it's not the amount of money 1 in circulation that you have to look but speed at Lately, he pointed it has Mine turns over fast rarely lasts Steelworkers Back Down on Plans for Separate Dealings NEW YORK (UPI)-The United Steelworkers Union backed on its demand for individual company negotiations and agreed to resume industry-wide talks today, two weeks before its strike dead- The agreement to resume negotiations on an industry-wide after a four-day recess was a concession to steel industry, which has refused the union's proposal for company-by-company talks. Meanwhile, the possibility of a strike copper, lead and zinc industry raised. The wagepolicy of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers scheduled meeting for next Monday in Dento review contract tions. Contracts expired June 30 as do the steel industry contracts. Committee Standing By Steelworkers Union President David J.
McDonald said the union's 435-man wage policy, committee standing by today in the event separate talks the 12 major It had appeared that the union's insistence separate talks would in deadlock. Then day night McDonald announced in Washington that the union was not to continue indus- talks and would have its try-wide four-man team on hand today to meet with steel negotiators. POWELL TRIAL SET NEW YORK (UPI)-Rep. Adam Clayton Powell will go on in federal court, Oct. 5, on of income tax evasion, Federal Judge Gregory F.
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"People have been very friendly and cordial. The trip was extremely instructive. I've learned a great deal." ated magna cum laude with a degree in speech and English. At the time he came into prominence as a singing star, Pat Boone considered phenomenon. He became the nation's favorite ist with his ballad style of singing as against the then rampant rock roll.
His boyish good looks, wholesome personality and easy singing have left an indelible impression on the American public. Pat is married to the former Shirley Foley, of the famdaughter ous bailadier, Red Foley. They make their home in New Jersey, with daughters Cherry, aged Lindy, 4: Debbie, and Laury, 1. The Netherlands produces six billion flower bulbs each year only 21,000 MONUMENTS of Distinction Monuments Lettered in Cemetery CURB WORK All Work Guaranteed Dick Phillips J0 8-2161 H. L.
Hildinger Braves Nip Reds; Cubs, Tigers Tie explain Rites Are Held For Mrs. McDade part, pay are keep at when flock. Graveside services were held for Mrs. W. C.
McDade of Dallas at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at Willow Wild 1 cemetery with Ed C. Smith Funeral home of Dallas directing. Mrs. McDade made her home in Bonham many years before moving to Dallas. She is survived by two sons; two daughters and four grandchildren.
Norman C. Cantrell Service Wednesday Funeral services for Norman C. Cantrell, 75, of Midland, formerly of Bonham, will be held at 3 clock Wednesday at Wise Funeral home chapel. Mr. Cantrell died in a Big Spring hospital Saturday following a short illness.
The Rev. Jack Carson, pastor of the First Baptist church, will officiate and interment will be in Gober cemetery. Pallbearers will be Joe Porter. W. M.
Roberts, Wayne. Roberts, Percy and Phillip McCullough and John Glover. Surviving are three sons: three daughters and six grandchildren, J. P. Thornhill Dies, Service Wednesday WHITEWRIGHT (Spl.) -J.
(Jake) P. Thornhill, 84-year-old retired farmer who leaves 99 descendants, died at his home Tuesday morning June 16, 1959, following a heart attack. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Fred Waldrop, pastor of the First Baptist church. and the Rev.
C. C. Dooley, pastor of the First Presbyterian church at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Funeral chapel. Interment will be in the City cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ida Thornhill of the home in Whitewright; six sons, Frank and J. B. Thornhill. both of Whitewright; W.
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Cited for his outstanding work with teenagers in the fields of religion and education, the young father of daughters is one of country's leading stars of television, motion and pictures the recording industry. Adding to his list of credits his new book. "Twixt Twelve and Twenty," a bestseller highly praised by educators The book gives practical sound advise to teen- The Penney company initiated its Father-of-the-Year award it in 1953. when Bing Crosby was recipient of the honor. He was succeeded by Bob Hope 1955.
Boone is the first to be named then. A recording sensation since his career was launched 24-year-old has singer had an astronomic rise in the entertainment His world. record have exceeded 21 million weekly television program, "The Pat Boone Chevy is viewed of adults and teenage followers. He starred in three Hollywood While his was established studied at Columbia university New in York where 1958 graduand Edna Thornhill of Whitewright, Roy Coffman and Mrs. Zuber, both Denison.
Mrs. R. M. Stapleton of Fort There are also 31 grandchildren; 53 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren surviv- ing. A native of Kentucky, Mr.
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