12 KILGORE NEWS HERALD Friday, October 7, 1988 Deaths and funerals DUKAKIS Today's stocks ALBERT EARL WOODS Albert Earl Woods, 38, of Kilgore died Wednesday in Good Shepherd Hospital. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Faith Tabernacle of God in Christ with Elder Milton Timmons officiating. Burial will be in Kilgore City Cemetery, directed by Jones Funeral Home. The family will receive friends at the funeral Home from 7 to 8 p.m.
Saturday. Surviving are his wife, Joanna; three stepdaughters, Stephanie, Lashonda and Veronica, all of Kilgore; his mother, Doris, Kilgore; five sisters, Myra Ann Walters, Los Angeles, Dorothy Jo Cooks, Longview, and Novella Johnson, Vanessa Woods and Sandra Dee Woods, all of Tyler; and four brothers, Vernon of Tyler, Cornell of Kilgore, Dion of Denver and Aaron of Huntsville. ELLIS EMORY LOYD GILMER Ellis Emory Loyd, 67, of Gilmer died Thursday at Baylor Medical Center in Gilmer. He was a retired funeral director and coowner of Loyd Funeral Home. Services will be held at 11 a.m.
Saturday at First Baptist Church, Gilmer, with Dr. David Jenkins and Larry Osborne officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park in Gilmer, directed by Loyd Funeral Home. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. today.
Mr. Loyd was born in Sand Hill community, Upshur County, was a World War II Army veteran, Baptist, past president of Gilmer Lions Club and a Mason. He was in the funeral service for 41 years. Surviving are his wife, Louise; a son, Mike, Gilmer; a daughter, Paula Cannon, Gilmer; four brothers, Melvin, Elvin and James, all of Gilmer, and Leslie Paul, Pittsburg; two sisters, Delores Visage, Longview, and Ouida Davis, East Mountain; and five grandchildren. RAY GRISHAM HENDERSON Funeral services for Ray Grisham, 78, of Henderson, will be held at 2 p.m.
Saturday in the Crawford-A. Crim Funeral Home with the Rev. Bill Tisdale officiating. Burial will be in Lakewood Memorial Park. Mr.
Grisham died at 11:50 a.m. Thursday in Henderson Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born Feb. 13, 1910, in Spring Hill, but had been a resident of Henderson since 1937. He was a retired minister and a member of the First Baptist Church.
Surviving are a son, Gene Grisham, Henderson; a daughter, Mrs. Peggy Davis, Henderson; and two grandchildren. Visitation will be at the funeral home from 6 to 7 p.m. today. TED M.
(SPUT) COSTON HENDERSON Ted M. (Sput) Coston, 77, of Brachfield, died at his residence at 4:50 p.m. Thursday after a sudden illness. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Crawford-A.
Crim Chapel with O.R. Perkins officiating. Burial will be in Shiloh Cemetery. Mr. Coston was born May 22, 1911, in Mount Enterprise and was a lifetime resident of Rusk County.
He worked for the Texas Department of Corrections and was a guard at the TDC unit at Angleton for 17 years. He was a member of the Wolf Hunters Association and served in World War II. He is survived by his wife, Mardelle Coston; a daughter, Ann Coston Jackson, Tyler; a brother, Crockett Coston, Crockett; two sisters, Ruth Cyphers and Luna March, both of Mount Enterprise. Visitation will be from 6 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
RALPH G. BRYAN LONGVIEW Ralph G. Bryan, 60, of Liberty City died this morning in Roy H. Laird Memorial Hospital. He was a maintenance superintendent for Amoco Pipeline Co.
Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday in Rader Chapel, Longview, with the Rev. Bruce Wells officiating. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Liberty Cemetery in Greenwood, directed by McConnell Funeral Home of Greenwood.
Mr. Bryan had lived in Liberty City seven years, coming from Houston. He was a Baptist and a World War II Navy veteran. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; a daughter, Darla Jean Golden, Longview; a son, Steven Clarence Bryan, Liberty City; two brothers, Jimmy H. and Kenneth both of Greenwood; three grandchildren, four nieces and nephews SAMANTHA RENEE DeLANGE LONGVIEW Samantha Renee DeLange, infant daughter of Kevin and Misty Renee DeLange of Longview, died Wednesday shortly after birth in a Longview hospital.
Services were to be held at 4 p.m. today in Lakeview Funeral Home parlor with the Rev. Donald Beebe officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial Gardens; grandparents, Larry and Carolyn DeLange and Clyde and Sheila Johnson, all of Longview; greatgrandparents, Carl DeLange and Clyde Johnson, Longview, Mamie Gill, Spiro, Owen and Nell Brown and Johnnie and Virgil Holton; several aunts and uncles. NORA LEE ELLISON Nora Lee Ellison of Tyler died this morning in a Tyler hospital.
She is a sister of Mrs. James Duncan of Kilgore. Funeral arrangements are pending at Burks-Walker-Tippit Funeral Home in Tyler. BUSH (Continued from Page 1) Texas, where he sold drill bits for Ideco before he started his own business." He added, "Here is a man who has made a payroll and knows the risk and reward of owning his own business. Doesn't it make more sense to have a known producer in the White House?" Bush talked about "my good mother, Barbara who, he said, "will not dye her hair in 1988 to get her husband elected." He concluded by saying of his father, "He is a man rooted in faith, a quiet man, a humble, thoughtful decent man who leads through example, not hollow words." Police beat Kilgore police investigated two burglaries of habitations Thursday, according to Jerdy Wolverton, public information officer for the department.
Lola Mae Williams reported the burglary of a habitation, in which a General Electric microwave oven was taken, according to Wolverton. Maureen Stewart reported the burglary of a habitation. Three heaters were taken in the burglary, he said. Now you know By United Press International The first cough drops were produced for doctors by confectioners in Egypt about 1000 B.C. Made of honey, herbs, spices and citrus fruits, they did not suppress coughing at its source, the brain, but soothed and relaxed the muscles of the throat.
KILGOROUND UND (Continued from Page 1) move us into the future." The governor, on education, said he would like to install three educational priorities. Teachers. Dukakis said half of the teachers will retire in the next 10 years and he wants to create a fund which will entice young people to go into the teaching field. College opportunities. Dukakis said he wants kids to go to college, and he wants to install some programs which will allow each kid who wants to to have the opportunity to attend college.
Adult literacy. Dukakis wants to set up programs to deal with the adult literacy problem in the United States. Bentsen, who remained for a few minutes after Dukakis' departure to answer questions, said he supported an oil import fee, but added he (Continued from Page 1) and the ants will kill each other off Evidently, not all of the mounds you see are fire ants. One way to tell if they're the real thing, says Doug Humble, is to put a foot in the bed. If the ants quickly swarm over your shoe and sock, they're fire ants.
IN ADDITION: Out at Maude Laird Middle School they have a super -dedicated teacher of Texas studies. is Nancy Arden, who asked the librarian, Jimmie Myers, to go out in the courtyard and tape the music of the mockingbird, the state bird. And on this particular day, says Jimmie, the eve of the Texas game, the bird was singing the "Eyes of Texas" Dr. Bob Echols, who had ulcer surgery three weeks ago at Medical Center Hospital, Tyler, said this morning he is feeling much better, is gaining some weight and expects to return home in about FESTIVAL (Continued from Page 1) the King Day Care Center, T-K Dance Team, 12. noon; Tap Toe Dance Studio, 12:30 p.m.; Forest Home Pickers, Fletcher Jowers Blue Grass Band, singer Brooke Bigelow; 2 p.m.; Kilgore High School JV and varsity cheerleaders, KHS HiSteppers, singer Julie Fasang, 3:15 and 3:30.
Sunday Singers Elizabeth Chappell and Durnell Stovall, 1:30 p.m.; Sugar and Spice Day Care, singer Julie Fasang, KC Connection, directed by Dale Miller, and singer Kelly Cross, 3:30. SIDEWALK SALE Visit SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8TH ONLY this weekend! 8:00 A.M. P.M. MARSHALL True Value HARDWARE WAM A A NOW A Spray Light Bulbs Hi-Dri Kleenex Delsey Asst. Colors 2 40-100 Watt Paper Towels Tissue Toilet Tissue 4 Pack Can Pkg.
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foreign interests buy our securities we lose a little of our economic independence." Following the press conference, Dukakis flew out of Gregg County Airport and headed toward Memphis, Tenn. while Bentsen jetted to Dallas for a campaign stop there. a week. Dr. Bob was in good spirits and looking forward to resuming his normal schedule Tonight the KHS Bulldogs host Chapel Hill; tomorrow Kilgore puts on its annual show, the Depo-Rama Art Fest, and the KC Rangers will be out in Ranger for a Saturday night game.
HAPPY birthday to Autumn Kinsey, Bobbie Bryant, James Allen Roberts, Gaynelle Beall, Simone Gill, Mrs. Clara Rodgers, John Jones, Robert Anderson, Mrs. L. M. Jeffus, Kelly McName, Bill Baker, Ima Yielding, Phyllis Waldron, Libby Sample, Gandy Sands, T.L.
Walker, Joshua Hooker, David Wayne Griggs, Ferol Hollowell and Clyde Ray Frazier And it's the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Adams (49th) and Mr. and Mrs. Obie Clayton.
Saturday's birthdays: Jeff Nestleroad, Kirk Shields, Bob Waters, Kathy Farrow, Gino Venitucci, Ryan King, Brandye Hargrave, Sam Ballard, John Maxwell, Judy Cotton, Monique Dennis, Mildred Whorton, Rick Carter, Sharon Slemmons, Carl David Stevens, Margaret Wink, Ann Engelking, Billie Thornbrugh, Shannon Watson, Elaine Phillips, M. L. Tidwell, Myrtle Sue Jones, Carla Jimerson, John Swaim, Jo Ann Hankins and W. O. Henderson And it will be the anniversary of Allen and Myra Holland, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Brantley Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Middlebrook.
In 1984, the FBI arrested 11 reputed chiefs of the Colombo crime family on charges of racketeering in New York City. United Press International AT T1.20 Beth Steel Chrysler 1 Delta A 1.20 Dw Chm 2.80 Exxon 2.20 Ford s2.40 Gen El 1.40 Gn Mtr 1.25d TE 2.68 Haliburton1 Intl Pap 1.30 Kerr Mc 1.10 qManville Motorla .64 Penney 2 Philips .72 Proct 2.80 Quaker 01 56 Sears 2 Sun 1.00 Tennco 3.04 Tex Inst .72 Un Carb .80 X1.20 NOON REPORTS (Quotes supplied by Shearson, Lehman and Hutton) AHO CHX AN CLN ARC Harris Armco Mobil ASH VTEX BHI 13 Wal-Mart CHV Western Co 9-32 Hospital notes Roy H. Laird Memorial Hospital (Visiting Hours: 2-4, Admitted: William A. West, Tyler. Ellen C.
Rice, Kilgore. Ralph A. Wheeler, Kilgore. Dismissed: Margie Wright, Arvist E. Vestal, Lillie Adams, Ruby Garcia, Joe John Short, Clarence Zimmerman, Lisa Dent and baby girl, Melvie Joyce Whatley.
CONGRATULATIONS Sgt. Clay and Donna Mayo, stationed in Ipswich, England, are parents of a 6-pound, 5-ounce daughter, Melissa Kay, born Oct. 5. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Mayo and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Salyer, and great-grandparents are Mrs. D. J.
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Howell, all of Kilgore. In 1986, Britain broke relations with Syria for its role in a failed plot to blow up an Israeli jet airliner and its 375 passengers bound from London to Tel Aviv. VISIT Depot' Rama Potpourri Dolls Sweatshirts Wood Crafts Corner of North and Kilgore Streets.
