Duncanvillite (Newspaper) - December 26, 1968, Duncanville, Texas il Number 18, FOR THE 18th ANNUAL TOURNAMENT They left to lie Pam Margie Pat Sue Debbie Kathy Belinda Barbara Deborah Suzl Brenda Debbie Mason and Debbie Thief Steals mean is the le Duncanville resident bed a burglar that took center from an 1 home night of last s. Elizabeth First 5 30 p.m. ' lipme 1966 Motorola and offices in iville will be closed New the that only a few ores and service remain w stores are closing New Year's but ally all stores and be open Monday will continue their cation next They return to school until 1-6. Mrs. Pende lone prize had purchased it from a who is now stationed in the service In and relatives j 9d, that the 70-year-old woman broke in tears over the ' has had hard time making ends that she lives on a small pension and that she takes in babysitting and does goes all out to help even to extent of doing without a neighbor does so many things to help other be the last to admit the Suburban tried to contact her it was learned that Mrs. was at Methodist Hospital helping give the kids a Christmas contacted the stating that since it might have been taken by a local The home entertainment center is in a mahogany cabinet about 48 inches was valued at back to the mean evidently entered the west side of Mrs. home by cutting a hole in could use or Christmas tree least a places are currently accepting donations to buy her a new Money maybe left either with Postmaster Ray Marvin at the Post at the Ville Restaurant or at the of Mrs. friends urged that residents keep out a sharp eye for and had been placed on the The small gifts had been put back around the is over for all except a waitress remarked want to a television set for this fine Let's renew her faith in Defeat Take Midlothian Tourney playing their most consistent basketball of the walked away with most of the honors at the day after and the house following S that all for what they wanted for time and temperature J the First National Bank lets you know that e been having some cool the mail going through like Two Duncanville Deborah Fulgham and Pat were stitches action in and opened cuts around the required stitches to Most had special Christmas programs and Monday and immunity have been victimized by the I. cold Only one person donated help the family of A total of was of that was from the Police is attracted to woman by nt woman to man by the Fellowship Hall of the Northside donated to the church by Joe memory of Ronnie basketball girls in town for the it be sure to tune to Channel contest that and Adult Choirs I Dallas anything in should not be Saturday only did they work their way to winning the first place but placed two players on the while another was honored by being named the tournament's most valuable opened tournament play Thursday against the Alvarado which proved to be no as Duncanville bested them 71-27, Although two starting forwards were injured early in the first quarter and were out of action the first Duncanville's Sales Tax Shows a nice Christmas gift Friday when a check for was returned as the City's share of the state sales payment was for the ending September 30, and was a big jump over the first total of Manager Home said he had listed an anticipated in the annual budget from the sales tax The for the first two quarters already have totaled more than is still with the gest quarter of the year to go December Christmas he collections were The state 2 per cent service fee was and a amount of Was also received a prior quarter strength carried on well and were never Duncanville forwards added points to the Deborah Fulgham scored 26, with all but 3 coming the second Tommye Bohannon scored 25 with Pat Edwards picking up 14, Barbara Marrs 4, and Margie Powers 2. equivalent point high as the defense held Alvarado to only 7 field Susi Haenke scored 28.2, followed by Pam Davis with 22.'6; Debbie Powers with 16.9; and Jeanette 13,2, won their second game against Mansfield by a score of 62-34, Posting first quarter lead of 13-2, the Duncanville points to their 12 in the second quarter to hold a substantial 25 point lead at scored with Pat Edwards getting 26 Deborah 20; Tommye Sue 6; Barbara 5; Debbie 4; and Margie 1, guards tallied their highest GEP scores of the year with Pam Davis scoring 34.6; Susi Debbie 17.3; and Belinda Ruff and Jeanette Championship game pitted ' against Duncanville versus The final was Duncanville 42, Midlothian 20. low score was of Midlothian's strategy to hold down the high On Page 8) Action got unde ' in the 1 High Scl basketball Tourn High ' Twenty-four t fighting for the ch Which was won by J last is b from last sand Clear Creek teams that Coal are vo I likely to as the 1968 Today's 10 1 8:40 cher highlight I Will be Alvarado over tonight at 7:20. being sponsored to advertise carried live a over the UHF stati The held here Christmas 24 teams from all the and Slaton in the Klondike from Clear Creek fro Comanche tral Rive East Texas and the field from thi area of the through next Tuesday morning determine the then two games bracket consolation overall champion termined Tuesday Each year prepa made at the Junior to clear desks out rooms and to set up teams whose tra makes it more ca them to stay here t At least s are to stay unde rangements this y The veral school g various One of gest home burglar red over the Burglarized wa of Mr. and Mrs. 1522 gone from 3:30 11:15 p.m. night tli had added up that wa guessed might grow to after further Taken a I portable movie pil shirta toaster and several van the driveway by over the I o Entry to the through the either a screw di police Per December 26, 1968 Way with school officials in performing the many tasks necessary for the operation of a tournament of this students will help in selling Student Council members will be the The Duncanville Quarterback Club will operate the concession stand in the lobby of the as a special added attraction to tournament a tournament queen or sweetheart is selected from representatives of all the teams An beauty contest is girls wearing their playing This the Queen Selection will be at 8 p.m. Friday year's queen was Becky a 24-team this tournament is the largest in the state and is considered by many coaches as one of the toughest in the way of competition new teams are scheduled to make their debut in the They are Clear and not returning are Sherman and back again are Archer Cedar De Burleson and defeated 60-56, in overtime in the championship Spearman defeated 66-27, in the I the 1res 3ulf 3n-fom of li vo vili lion ace land lool Ifor of the Duncanville DeMolay chapter used their first day of the Christmas holiday Monday to perform a civic service project by helping the City clean up Southside and Lakeside Parks and the site of the old sewer plant on Joining City employees Melvin Brown and Wayne Evans in the clean-up were Carter Benjamin Marshall Ross Stanley Ron James Gerald Mark Donnie Ronnie CBurke Gale Cox and their sponsor Bob Year's Eve Dance Duncanville will hold their annual New Year's Eve dance December 31, from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. at the Red Bird will be provided by an outstanding band called the They for many company veterans clubs and other are on sale now for a couple from any hats things needed for bringing in the New Year will be provided for derived from the dance will be used for community more call Lea Hensley at or Mary Lou Bass at rere punt Lfur Ith Girls Basketball Th. 1:05 Tues. 6:50 Tues. 9:50 Th. 7:20 Th. 2:25 Sat. 6:00 2:25 Sat. 1:05 Sat. 8:15 33. Tues. 5:30 3rd. Place TueSi 8:10 Fri. 1:05 Tues. 8:30 Sat. 11:20 8:40 Archer Th. 3:45 11:20 Sat. 10:00 Th. 10:00 6:0*0 Cedar Sat. 2:25
