It's Women's Day at Bank THE DAILY OKLAHPMAN May II, 1966 13 Ybting to Play Grandfather S. N. Whiteley, Trucking Line Mechanic, Dies A. C. Johnson Packing Firm Employe, Dies Lt.
Gerard (Barry Morse) working with J. Wheat, vice president in the retail banking department. She is also a native Oklahpman. By Odessa Farquhar Television's longest-run president for bank operations. Miss Chi with Liberty since .1962, will be public relations officer still would be dogging the, heels of the fugitive.
A son would only hamper play the fun parts, the juicy require a little thinking and imagination." Returning to the place TV CLOSEUP where he. began his acting career, Young hopes to see ning father, Robert Young, has at last become a grandfather now that the wrinkles have set in on' "Bob Hope Theater" Wednesday. Dr. Kimble's quick movements and his search for the one-armed; killer. N.
"Wliitey" Vhiteloy, 45, ol 2631 NW 12, died Tuesday in Mer-! cy Hospital. Services are pending! Young, who played in "Fa ther Knows Best" for many with Smith Kernke Funeral hom*o. the name Robert Young on a years, will play a private-eye who finds it difficult to Whiteley was born in Florence, Money Pledged To Urban Project The Urban Action Founda Texas, and moved to Oklahoma retire and turn over the family business to his son in Directors of Liberty National Bank 1 Trust Co. elevated three women to officer positions They are Mrs. Eleanor M.
Neighbour, Miss Mary Creegan and Miss Ellen Chltwood. Harvey Everest: president, said, "It is our, intent, through these elections, to further recognize meritorious service by women in our industry." Mrs. Neighbour, a native of Illinois and with Liberty since 1951, assumes the title of commercial officer and assistant to Morrison G. Tucker, executive committee chairman. Miss Creegan, who has been with the bank since.
1940 and is a native Okla-homari, becomes operations officer as assistant to Orvis Rundell, senior vice theater marquee on Broadway in the near future Plans for Dr. Richard Kimble of "The Fugitive," taking a son unto his bosom at the start of his fourth season have been cancelled. Holloway's Daughters," at p.m. over Channel 4. David Wayne co-stars as Qty in 1939.
He was employed as a diesel mechanic with Transcon Freight Lines. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of Masonic Lodge No. 36, VFW, Machinists Union Local 850 and Portland Avenue Baptist Church. tion's executive committee Tuesday pledged an addi Young's son in the comedy, tional $127,500 for underwrit which is directed by Ida Lu- Star David Janssen and the producer discarded the idea when they took into pino. Brooke Bundy and Bar ing planning costs on the John F.
Kennedy urban re Survivors mclude his wile, J3er- bara Hershey play the consideration their ever- newal project. grand-daughters. nice; a daughter, Nathia Joann, and three sons, Ronnie, James and Phillip, Oklahoma Gty; three sisters. Mrs. Beatrice and The foundation will oe present nemesis detective Young feels, "At last i can reimbursed when federal funds are available.
Mrs. Billie Wade, both of Flor ence, Texas, and Nettie Whiteley, Previously, the foundation Kiieen, Texas; ana lour drotners; Mrs. Neighbour Miss Chttwood Miss Creegan has advanced $174,600 to the Wilburn and Hubert, Kiieen; Har Common Market Nations OK Pact BRUSSELS (AP) Minis Urban Renewal Authority, dy, Georgetown, Texas, and Eu gene, San Antonio, Texas. for planning on the Kennedy project. Portion of State Crops Listed In Poor Shape OLIVER WALLACE ters of the European Com- YUKON Services for Oliver market countries Death Claims Bill Maxwell Wallace, 54, who died Monday Tornadoes Swirl In Three States night in Deaconess Hospital agreed early Wednesday on a farm financing policy for be at 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday at i ui'iier unerai norae. wiui uuri- the six-nation economic com al in Yukon Cemetery. He was oorn in Clarksvuie, munity, deleeates to the Texas, and moved to Oklahoma By the Associated Press Damage from freezing Bill Allen Maxwell, 40, of 420 22, died Tuesday in Veterans meeting reported. 4:30 LWestoekAueJIon Markets Color FarmTNews Sealjisr Color 7-2S Weatherim Wniams Color as a boy. He had been a resident By Associated Tornadoes spun through Details were not immedi of Yukon 35 years, and was em- Administration Hospital.
Services will be at noon Thursday at 7:30 The Today Show Color Tnrfav In Ok ahoma loyed with Hammond Feed Mill weather and lack of moisture has left about one-fifth of Oklahoma's wheat crop in ately available. :30 The Today Show Color Guardian Funeral Home, with The farm financing issue 11 years. Survivors include his wife, Ed burial in Sunny Lane Cemetery. Maxwell was born in Chandler, poor condition, state and fed has been the most controver ith: three daughters. Mrs.
Mari- eral agencies said Tuesday. sial in the Common Market's Texas, Kansas and Nebraska Tuesday night while other areas were thawing after a vast freeze which shattered temperature records ruined millions of dollars in fruit crops. anna Mrs. Elaine Powell The weekly crop report eight-year history and was a major factor in the long cri- and Renita Wallace, all of Yukon; three sons, Bob, Joe, Choctaw, and Scott, of the home; a sister, Mrs. Ruby Hubbard, Lit which threatened to dis and moved to Oklahoma City in 1929.
He was graduated from Capitol Hill High School in 1942, and served in the marine corps in World War H. He was a former Tinker Air Force Base employe, and also had worked with the Oklahoma City Police Department and as an insurance adjuster. He was a member of the Jefferson said about 85 percent of Oklahoma wheat was headed with half the acreage in good condition as harvest time approached. Anthony C. 84, of 2417 NW 22, died Thursday at Baptist Memorial Hospital.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Guard-Ian' Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson was born in Keytes-ville, and moved jto; Oklahoma Gty in 1911 from Kansas City, Mo. He was traffic manager of Wilson Packing about 45 years until retirement; and; was an active member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include a1 daughter, Mary Collier, of the home, and two half-sisters, of California.
ELIZABETH C. MANKINS Services for Elizabeth C. "Lizzie" Mankins, 89, of 1503 NW 27, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Guardian Funeral Home, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. She died Friday in a Norwalk, hospital.
She was born in Missouri, and had lived in the Oklahoma City area since 1914. Survivors include two sisters, of Springfield, and two nieces, of Oklahoma City. ANNA MARY FETERKA EL RENO Anna Mary Peter-ka, 89, died Tuesday in her home. Office of the dead will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Benson Funeral Home, with requiem mass at 10 a.m.
Thursday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Burial Will be in El Reno Cemetery. She was born in Malric, Czechoslovakia, and came to the United States in 1896. She had been a resident of El Reno since 1909. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
Fred Sheldon, El Reno; four Fred, William and Ralph, El Reno, and Charles, of Santa Ana, and a sister, Mrs. Rose Peterka, Stillwater. LKLA MAE ARLINGTON Lela Mae Garlington, 68, of 7912 Duane, died Tuesday in Deaconess Hospital. Services are pending with Bill Merritt Funeral Service. She was born in Pottawatomie County, and had lived most of her life in Bowie, Texas, before moving to Oklahoma City about six months ago.
She was a member of the Methodist church. Survivors include a sister, Myrtle Gustin, Apache; and four brothers, Floyd Underwood, of the home; Ernest Underwood, Wichita Falls, Texas; Oscar Underwood, and Clyde Underwood, both of Fort Worth, Texas. RAYMOND MITCHELL Raymond Mitchell, 50, Oklahoma City, died Tuesday in Veter-a Administration Hospital. Services are pending with Bill Merritt Funeral Service. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
Carolyn Johnson, and a son, Billy, both of Oklahoma City; three sisters, Mrs. James L. Snell, Oklahoma City; Mrs. Vernon Bain and Mrs. Edith McAfee, both of Valliant; and two brothers, W.
Oklahoma City, and Edgar Mitchell, Idabel. MRS. MATTIE H. JENKINS Mrs. Mattie H.
Jenkins, 75, of 2G29 SW 28. died Tuesday in rupt the west European The tornadoes caused no tle Rock, and his mother, Press observers recorded wind gusts at Imperial. A severe electrical storm buffeted the southwest side of Topeka, scattering half-inch hailstones and heavy rain. A spring storm developing in eastern Wyoming and northeastern Colorado stirred up 30-to-50 mph winds from northern New Mexico and western Kansas to South Dakota, Wyoming and Southeast Idaho. Two men were injured when their pickup truck was blown off U.
S. 70, two miles northwest of Plainview. Two other tornadoes were trade-bloc last summer. Mrs. Lime McKnight, AnUers.
reported heavy damage or injury. The weather bureau warned that conditions could REX H. MONTGOMERY A month ago, the Oklaho Graveside services for Rex Heights Baptist Church. spawn damaging storms. Montgomery, 50, Woodward, will be at 2 p.m.
Wednesday in Karo- Survivors include a daughter, Twin twisters swooped ma Crop and Livestock Reporting Service and the USDA estimated Oklahoma wheat crop for this year at 119.9 million bushels, the na cemetery, uoitry, directed :30 Concentration 10:00 Morning Star-Color 10:30 Paradise Bay Color 11:55 NBC News mmmmm 12:00 HEWS I ERHtE SCHUITI 1 12:15 WEATHER pMI 1 I JIM WILLIAMS fm I I 12:25 IP SHOW BPft jafli I TOM PAXT0H Guardian Funeral Home. He died through Plainview, Texas, knocking out the police Sandra Gayle Maxwell; his mother, Mrs. Ora Maxwell, of the home, and two brothers, Leo Glen, 316 Randle, and Wayne, 308 "Classical Mythology" Sunday at Fort Supply. Survivors include a sister. Mrs.
third largest in history. Draper Dr. Funnels were also sighted Flavel Chandler, 4424 NW 19; his But the forecast Tuesday mother, Mrs. Bertha Montgom- along open ground in north by the U. S.
Department of umanoma city, and twe Wayne Liles and Bill Hi 7:45 Weather, Frank Hilton 7:50 Miss Fran from Storylan 8:15 Captain Kangaroo Lov Lucy 9:30 The McCoys JOHN E. WOODRUFF Services for John E. Woodruff, of 8808 NE 25. will be at 2 reported. A pilot sighted one about 15 miles northeast of brothers, David, Wichita, and Glennis, Powell, Wyo.
western Kansas and in the Nebraska panhandle 10 to 20 miles west of Scottsbluff. Agriculture showed the Oklahoma crop prospects had dropped to 110,520,000 p.m. Wednesday in Watts Funeral r.d Dalhart, near the Oklahoma Home, with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. He died Mon line. The weather bureau re MRS.
ANNA M. TRIMBLE Services for Mrs. Anna The Nebraska twisters caused minor damage. 11:25 CBS News. Robert Trout 11:30 Search For Tomorrow day in Midwest City Memorial Trimble.
98. of 1921 Park, will ported the other about 3( miles northwest of Lubbock This was due to the April Hospital. In southwestern Nebraska, be at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the drought, said D. D.
Pittman, 12:15 Farm News Markols Louise Chapel First agricultural statistician in TROY FOUST Trov Foust." 505 Asbury, died SHOW lloOGAYLON STACY SH 1:30 House Party (COLOR) tsapnst Churcn, with bunal lr Memorial Park Cemetery direct- charge at Oklahoma City. 5TP Show Today: Doctor about Generals by Smith Kernke Funeral try" with Dr. Earl. Boatman; He said the late April rains kept the estimate from fall Home. She died Tuesday in a city garr, guiiarist, will pertorm; Banker Heads Fund Division Monday in Veterans Administration Hospital.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Pentecostal Church, 4406 Asbury, with burial in Spring Creek Cemetery directed by Bill Merritt Funeral Singing Marshal Laramie Jordan ls rest home. ing even lower. Wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmk She was borri in Jackson Port, 1:25 CBS News, Douglas Edwards 2:30 The Edge ol Night 3:00 The Secret Storm 3:30 Password 4:00 PM EARLY SHOW "LADY OF VENGEANCE" DENNIS 0'KEEFE, ANN SEARS Man, whose ward commits suicide. Plans to avenge her death by hlrlns master criminal.
The new estimate called for an average yield of 24 and moved to Oklahoma City in 1904. She was a member Service. bushels to the acre from of the First Baptist Church Golden Circle class and Women's Mis 1:00 Days Of Our Lives Color 1 :30 The Doctors 2:00 Another World 3:25 News Jack ogle Color 3:30 LeaveHtTo Beaver Foramannscotty Show Color 5:00 Rocky And His Friends Color 605,000 acres to be harvest-, sionary Society, Mrs. Trimble He was born in Madill. He was a veteran of World War II, and had been a truck driver for many years with Steelman Construction Co.
He was an employe of the City of Bethany before his death. ed. was the widow of Horace Trim W. M. Harrison, Oklahoma City bank executive, has been named chairman of the loaned executive program ble.
5:25 RED HORSE DERBY (CO10R1 The weekly crop report Survivors include two daugh said Tuesday Oklahoma oats ters, Mrs. S. B. (Lucille) Murray, Survivors include his wife, HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT and barley were in lair to frood condition, corn was for the 1966 United Appeal ot tne nome, ana Mrs. jl.
k. met sy) Restland. Batesbure. S. C.
5:30 PM CBS NEWS IN COLOR campaign. mostly in good condition and a son, Gordon 1214 NW Loaned executives are spe 21. Mildred; two sons, Dwayne and John Lee; and four daughters, Linda, Mary, Delores, and Edith, all of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. Foust, 4305 Willow; a brother, J. Oklahoma City; and a sister, Mrs. George Peck, Bethany. planting' of sorghums was about 15 percent complete cial volunteers from bust WALTER CRONXITE HARLEY JOE TIPTON nesses who are assigned to and harvest of a fairly light Graveside services for Harley first cutting of alfalfa was Joe Tipton, infant son of Mr.
and the campaign for a specific period as temporary staff members. They are released underway. Mrs, Jimmie tarry Dean Tipton, KWTVNEWS 6:00 PM DICK JOHN Newcastle, will Be at 2 p.m, Wednesday in Perkins Cemetery. from their regular jobs. South Community Hospital.
Serv WKY.TV COLOR 6:00 NEWS 6:20 WEATHER I JAcoClE SOI THOMAS directed by Baggerloy Funeral Home, Edmond. He died Monday Harrison has worked for W. M. Harrison ices are pending with vonaei Smith Mortuary. She was born in Bonham.
Tex the campaign for nearly 20 in FarKside Hospital, Edmond. Jury Convicts Armed Robber A 22-year-old man convict as, and moved to Oklahoma City years. In recent years he has served as campaign vice CLARENCE W. BURR JR BARRY JASON BURR about 40 years aco from Lindsay, Admiral Turns 100 CORONADO, Calif. (AP) Adm.
Richard Harrison She attended the Methodist chairman, chairman of the Graveside services for Clarence retail- wholesale division, 7:30 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (COLOR) Jethro enrolls In a tins- college. 1:00 MARSHAL DILLOM 8:30 DICK VAH DYKE Survivors include three daugh chairman of the finance divl- William Burr jr. and Barry Jason Burr, infant twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence William Burr.
6904 Jackson, the navy's oldest ed of armed robbery in April ters, Mrs. Orin C. Wilcox, 1129 SW 30; Mrs. Dale Manning, Okla- fiOO DANNY KAYE SHOW (COLOR! Shirley Jones end the RUhteous Brothers sion and prior to that as a section chairman. He also Is was found guilty Tuesday on 6:30 IN COLOR THI VIRGINIAN Country Club will be at 10 a.m.
Thursday in Rose Hill Cem admiral, celebrated his 100th birthday Tuesday at a party attended by more than 700 noma City, and Mrs. Harvey Kog-era. Mira Loma, five sons, Virginian' Is ooadea Into flgh presently serving as United another charge of armea robbery. KWTVNEWS etery, directed by Garrison Fu iiraiien sneepnerqer-a ion. i Bill.
2716 Magcrus; Louis Fund treasurer. neral Home. They died Sunday in persons. anco becomes th boulder and father's goal. A district court jury louna Presbyterian Hospital.
Other survivors include two sis 0:00 IN COLOR Ol HOP! YHEATER ters, Susan and Deborah, of the Jack Everett Ellerman guilty of the January 21 robbery of a liquor store at 4419 High. home; maternal grandmother, Smith, 2537 SW 28; Edward, 2528 SW 44; Richard, 2716 Magerus, and Gordon Dean, Del City; and two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Persels, Phoenix, and Mrs. Betty Robinson, Fountain Valley, Calif, ANNA E. BROWN Services for Anna E.
Brown, 76, of 4007 SE 10, will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hunter Funeral Mrs. Pauline Clay, Hartshorne and maternal grandfather, C. The jury recommendea a a wljleh Involves the ilfllNB-c0L0" Arnold, McAiester. family.
sentence of 15 years In pris NEWS WEATHER SPORTS Helen Comets David Orant Ken CarKir 9:00 IN COLOR on, and Judge Jo Ann Hen-riessy set formal sentencing for Friday. Mafia Figure Moved For Examinations PALERMO, Sicily (Reu tors) Frank "Three. Fin "IT STARTED WITH Home, with burial in Sunny Lane Cemetery. She died Monday in J.C,:. Aleut Ellerman was convicxea wWl low EVE" weefllils mb DEANNA DURBIN iin I.ffitV to Mf lnd Mri.
Thom.i TOft.rAWr.'lnd Rich H.m, iris? "Bd Mri' reh" Aer home. She was born In Lavaca, Ark CHARLES LAU6HT0N (TON DIVORCSSAIKIO, John Davia vt. jvttln lw Keehn. kicnord Jvbennelt. onini u.
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Oeit. fiftrv vi. uraldjamat Tlllarv. and moved to Oklahoma 70 years She had been a resident of WKY.TV COLOR NEWS WEATHER SPORTS gers" Coppola, 77, former Mafia boss of Detroit, has been transferred from prison April 13 of the robbery of a grocery store and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. He has one more charge of armed robbery pending In district court.
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Billy John- Survivors include her husband, Harley; two sons, Buster 3925 Falrvfew. and Bouton, 3216 NVV to a prison hospital for medl cal examinations, it was an nounced here Tuesday. Both of EUerman'B convic "BiWr, IP J'- Mr' lauehfer Mi. and Mrs. Conrad Stit IjnTp fcr.
mSM Marshall Lawn. tions were prosecuted by assistant county attorney Sam Moore. 26; a daughter, Mrs. Raymond O. McAllister, 3801.
SB Pearl way; and a slater, Willa Smith, San Diego, Calif. PETE GROFT Services for Pete Graft, 65, I 408 Vfc Main, a retired baseball mrm twrihw with Smith A Leftist Elected I Charles War HINA bbaSEDC kfte am.1 GUATEMALA (AP) Ju Bl aaabTWiidwrirti lio Cesar Mendez Montcne- Kernke Funeral Home. He died sro. leader of the leftist Rev olutionary party, was elect THE GUN? ed president or Guatemala Tuesday by the congress. His term Is four years.
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