8A--The Malakoff News, Thursday, Oct. I, 1981
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The firm of W.H. Durmon & Son Ray.
Glass Co., located in Malakoff for the The business has been at the present
past 13 years, has recently expanded location at 315 Bartlett St. for the past
their business to include a new shop. nine years. Open hours are from 7:30
The block tile building with overhead a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
doors will be used to house his auto andfromT:30a.m, to noon on Saturday.
glass business and mechanic shop. Durmon and his wife, Norma, are
Owner of the business is W.H. Dur- parents of four children, Sharon Abbe,
mon. Associated with him is his son, Karen Coos, Carol Nolte and Ray.
accepting, Starks said, "My primary
wish is to make the district attorney's
office in Henderson County more full
time and accessible to the people ."
The SMU Law School graduate is
residing in Athens with his wife, the
former Jennifer Marls of Shreveport,
his lO-year-old daughter, Anna, and six-
year-old son, John.
In making the announcement of
Starks appointment, Handorf also
expressed the need for a f.11 t/me
secretary to work in the Henderson
County office, making Starks' t/me and
There will be a price change in the W.H. DURMON GLASS CO. You have heard
of prices going up, but never down? Well, we are going down on our prices.
In the past, we gave 40 percent off on windshields and 30 percent off on
tempered parts. Our new prices will be 50 percent off on windshields and 40
percent off on tempered parts.
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efforts more efficient. The decision to
hire a full time secretary rests with the
Henderson County Commissioners
Court.
whoever he could get would most likely
continue private practice because of
the small salary the staff position pays.
In commenting on the position he is
CLYDE ROSE
Clyde Rose, 59, of Trinidad, passed
away Sept. 26, 1981 at Navarre County
Memorial Hospital in Corsicana
following a lengthy illness.
Services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday
at the First United Methodist Church in
Trinidad with the Rev. Tim Edwards
officiating. Burial was in Trinidad City
Cemetery.
Mr. Rose was born Sept. 18, 1922, and
was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. He
had lived in Trinidad for 11 years.
Survivors include his wife, Gladys Jo
Rose; his father, John W. Rose of Cor- :,,,~
Pasadena,Sicana; threejoyceSiSterS,St. AmaEl°iseof Arlington,Page ofi~~
and Shirley Ray of Ennis; three
brothers, Wayne Rose of Dallas, W.A.
Rose, Jr. of Ennis and Roy Rose of
Corsicana; a step-daughter, Minnie
LaVallee of Star Harbor.
Pallbearers were W.C. Fleming, Jr.,
Bobby Rounsavall, Don Bichell, Roy
Stanfield, Mondo Renteria, Larry Don
Estes and Curtis Moore.
Paschal Funeral Home of Kerens was
in charge of arrangements.
Art Society Report
MEETING AT THE HARBOR HOUSE on September 17,
of American Business Women's Association installed officers for
year. Mrs. Nannie Drake, acting-president, read the oath of
following: President Eva Wright; Vice President Donna York
Closser; Corresponding Secretary Peggy Estes; and Treasurer
Prior to the installation ceremonies, the members were treated to
art works featuring local artists. The program was presented by
Gregg, founder of the Mainkoff Art Society. Mrs. Gregg explained
and objectives of the organization and invited the ABWA members
the Society's Art Show to be held beginning October 12 in the
Library. Mrs. Gregg displayed several works, Including those of
nan, Lisa Stone and Page Suttem. The meeting was adjourned with S
that the next meeting will be held on October IS at the Harbor House.
Photo) ,i
President of the Malakoff Art
Society, Mattie Broyles, spoke for the
entire membership in expressing ap-
preciation of the people who came to
the Sept. 19 exhibit and sale, to view
and purchase paintings by Society
members.
The exhibit and sale was the first
such event to be sponsored by a local
businessman.
The Society offers its thanks to Er-
nest Holland, owner of Phillips Ap-
pliance and Hardware Store in
Malakoff, for his encouragement and
support.
The next exhibit is scheduled for Oct.
12 and will run for several days. It is
expected to culminate in awards and
another, more extensive art sale, to in-
clude full sized paintings as well as
Imini-paintings.
i Details as to location and time will be
announced later.
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