Park Springs Man Recovers After Leg Amputation
Paschal Whitaker of Park Springs is advancing well after his right leg below the knee was amputated last week at the local hospital following a gas explosion while checking a new well west of town.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
5
Paschal Whitaker of Park Springs is advancing well after his right leg below the knee was amputated last week at the local hospital following a gas explosion while checking a new well west of town.
The Federal Government purchases more than 10 million tons of coal annually to power agencies and facilities. The procurement supports energy needs across departments and national operations.
The notice lists team lineups for the 1958 boys baseball leagues. Details include player names across teams and positions, outlining roster assignments and organizational structure for the season.
Local Pee Wee League compiles sponsor roster led by Roy Sanders Jr as manager with Clancy Flemming and Richard Church among coaches and volunteers including Billy Ray Hall Roy Roberts Joe Davis Mike Sutton and others. The list names numerous participants and supporters.
A list of managers and sponsors for Broncos ventures includes George Barry Larry Williams Terry Carpenter Charles Barry Jimmy Woolf Johnny Oliver John Coffield Ricky Heape Brad McDonald Jeffrey McDonald Micheal Thompson Weldon Darnell Darrrell Griffin Jimmy Hill Richard McMillion Terry Carver Eddie Cozart Stephen Cure Ronnie Fuller Don Ayres Steve Gilmore and Rotary Club leaders Shorty Roberts Larry Middleton Pat Robicheaux Billy Ray Roberts Fred die Fain Ronnie Graham Dale Deweber Bobby Evans Bobby Miller Randell Hamilton Junior Vassar Mike Cleveland Jerry Wade Joe Fincher Eddie Houston Jerry Williams Bobby Heard Johnny Kerr Jerry Parr Charley Vice Charley Berry.
The list names Little League Cardinals managers Arther Hawkins Tommy Youngblood and players Pete Lyons James Lynch Robert Busby Bobby Hawkins Dale Baker Larry Youngblood Carl Beasley Arnold Doe Jerry Lynn Davis Newal Squyres Jimmy McDonald Dennis Freeman. Sponsors Wichita Construction Lynn Williams Franklin Ham Dick Gardner Marvin Jones Ricky Stover Gayle Dewis Weldon Howard David Deweber Jerry Weather man Hobart Richardson David Lawrence Ronnie Williams Bennie Joe Walker Elton Pipkins. Sponsor Texaco Managers Joe Hamner Jones Robinson Gary Cunningham Phil Brooks Garry Moore David Burrous Terry Chokas John Duvall Bobby Ensey Billy Robinson Robert Lee Hight Clifford W. Thompson Gary Thomas Evans Joe Donald Andrews Kenneth Tucker Sponsor First National Bank Manager Woody Woodfield Jerry St. John Roy Broom Jr Charles Ray Andrews Randell Sutter Jerry Griffin Troy Reynolds Melvin Case Wayne Johnston David Griffin Harold McMillion Gary Earl Dorman Gene Green Eric James Nichols.
A collection of names is listed as sponsors and managers for multiple entities including Evans Motor, LEOPARDS, and Sponsor-Griffin Drug. Individuals named include C Turpen R L Chancellor Gregory Keck Booth Harris Scotty Hudgens Royce Turpen Randell Harmon John Bailey Tommy Reed Warren Ayres Johnny East Jr Phil Favor Jerry Cansler Carl Pittman Bob George Ricky Payne Gary Lancaster James Coffield Alvis Thomason Jimmy Wadsworth Bill Duvall Johnie White Larry Miller Gene Hutson Danny Tillery Larry Evans Randell Hight Ronnie Bell Gary Guthrie Larry Dorman Larry Joe Griffin Danny Bell Richard Thornsberry Bobby Lee Woolf Charles Edwards Robert Parr Lester Gene Stump Ralph Forbes Larry Merrette Danny Roberts Gary Nees J S Smith Woody Jarmon Jr Larry Richardson Joe Van Vader Johnny Russell Eddie Smith Roger Hamilton Charles Stockton Stephen Lynch Joe Reeves James Brodie Keith Welch Ronnie Jones Danny Ray Youngblood.
The Eagles sponsored by Billy Neeld and led by Luke Anthony and Jack Slayden, list players including K Ausuuly Cusiplon Slayden and Allen. The Owls sponsored by Jaycees are coached by Ernest Chandler and Charles Ford with players Gresham Wells Trotter Ford Diffy Petty Jordan Green Lyons.
Rev. Copeland, raised in Shannon County Clay, took theology at SMU Perkins and served St Marks Oak Cliff five years. He led Trinity Denison three years, then moved to Bowie last week. His wife and two daughters, Carolyn 10 and Donna 8, are named along with community roles. Jack Keck joins American General Life as Bowie agent.
The Lions sponsored by Lions Club and coached by Paul Fincher and Vic Rickey feature players including Wade Morrow Fra zier Pigg Lancaster Fincher Laughlin Barnett Palmer Turpin. The Bears sponsored by Heard's Hardware coached by Emmitt Deweber include Dansby Cornelison Jackson McKinley Carper Behren Deweber Reynolds Myrick Hollaway Hightower.
Summary of scheduled disbursements from May 1958 through May 1959 including tax decisions by West Publishing and Vernon Law Book Co, general fund transfers of 5000 dollars, license plates for Eva Giles and Hinds Clarke, and numerous salary and travel payments to county officials and staff. It also notes payments for Coca Cola Bottling, Public Service rights, beverages, and a large settlement with Mrs A O Cook and Gail Cook.
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