I in Morning, April 24, 1957 FORT WORTH STAR- TELEGRAM PAGE TWENTY-THREE 'No Fight With Doctors' Parents of Youth Explain Opposition to Transfusion Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Arlington couple who because of their religious convictions refused to let doctors give their hemorrhaging son a blood transfusion, told the Star-Telegram Monday that the refusal had nothing to do with opposition to the medical profession.
"The good that the medical profession has rendered and continues to do is appreciated by all Christians, said couple, members of the Jehovah's Witness sect. They explained that they opposed blood transfusions on Scriptural grounds. Their son, Larry, 15, began hemorrhaging after a tonsillectomy. A court order had to be obtained before the boy could be blood transfusions Friday morning. Larry, who was reported in critically weakened condition for a time, was making a satisfactory recovery in Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital Monday, the parents said.
Results of X-rays showed that a peptic ulcer was the source of the bleeding, officials of the hospital said Monday. In their written statement explaining why they refused their permission for the boy to have a transfusion, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips said they had requested the doctors instead to use one of "the many good blood substitutes." They said they considered a blood transfusion to be a form of drinking, and Christians quoted Acts are admonished to abstain from blood." They also mentioned Genesis 9:4, 5, and Leviticus 17:10 on the subject. The Phillipses continued by predicting that the medical profession "in the very near future" would "reverse itself on the use of blood and go to substitutes altogether." "In the final say, Jehovah God will vindicate His word the Bible and prove to mankind that blood is sacred and not to be tampered with," the statement said.
The couple expressed a wish "to make it very clear that we do not have a fight with the medical profession or oppose it." If they had had such objections, they added, they would not have taken the boy to the hospital and placed him in the care of doctors. Commenting on the statement by the boy's parents, an official of the osteopathic hospital said that injections of glucose and gentran were used extensively before the transfusion. The official said there is no such thing as a "blood substitute." TEXAS TV STATIONS (Programs for Wednesday) KRBC-TV (Channel 9) ABILENE Keewee Is Right or Con. Tar Dough 60 Ernie Theater for Day Time KGNC-TV (Channel Is Right Tac Dough on Ivory Tr'bie 60 Theater Day W. the Farm Tracer Your Life Detective 4) AMARILLO for Day Time Your Life F.
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(Haltom City) -Star-Telegram Photos by Bob Bain. QUEEN TOURS REALM--Miss Patsy Pitner, Denton's centennial queen, with pages, Jimmy Marbin, 6, at left, and Cherril Orr, 6, at right, rides in parade Highway Department Gets Low Bids Totaling $9,927,872 in Second Letting AUSTIN, April 23 -The State Highway Department announced Tuesday that low bids on the second half of some 1,383 miles of highway construction work totaled $9,927,872. The second group of bids came in Saturday, but were not tabulated until Tuesday. The total of low bids on Tuesday's and Friday's lettings was $19,256,338, the department said. Here are the projects, by ties: Tom Green-Farm 2335, 6.1 miles from 67 at Tankersly south to Knickerbocker, grading, structures and paving.
D. G. Brown Company, J. A. Pruitt and T.
M. Brown Sons. of Abilene. $109,730. Comal- S.
81, 3.4 miles from north bank of Guadalupe River to north of Farm 306, grading, structures and paving. Dean Word Company of New $1.398,084. Hardin- Farm 418. 2.3 miles from Farm 92 north of Silsbee to 2.3 miles northwest, grading, structures and paving. E.
W. Hable Sons of Corsicana, $162,932. Taylor -U. S. 83.
11.2 miles. from Jones County line to near Kirby Lake. grading structures and paving. Cage Bros. San Antonio, $1.826.963 Cameron Farm 511, 7.0 miles.
from U. S. 83 in Olmito to U. 8. 281.
grading, structures and paving. Ballinger Construction Company of San Benito, 95,903. McLennan-U S. 77, 10.5 miles from Falls County line to circle at Waco, regrading, widen structures and Mills paving. Fred Hall Son of Valley and Uvalde Construction Company of Dallas, $670,801.
Angelina- State 103. 2,8 miles from U. S. 59 in Lufkin to Herty, grading, structures and paving. Moore Bros.
Construction Company of Lufkin. $198.123, Dallas- S. 77, 0.8 miles from point south of entrance to Union Terminal parking lot to point south of Continental in Dallas. Grading, structures. storm sewers and paving, Texas Bitulithic Company of Dallas.
$1.671.653. Hood--Farm 51, 5.0 miles from end of Farm 51 southwest to Farm 201, grading, structures and paving. D. B. Buchanan Construction Company of Temple.
$115.378. Comanche- S. 67 and 377. 9.4 miles from Brown County line to Comanche. grading, structures and paving, Cage Bros, of San Antonio.
$602,660. Milam-State 36 and U. S. 79, 12.2 miles, from south of Cameron to U. S.
79 at Milano, grading. structures and paving, M. E. Ruby and B. Denney Jr.
of San Marcos and H. H. Construction Company of Austin, $815,468. Atascosa-State 346, 1.2 miles south of Poteet, Atascosa River bridge and approaches. M.
E. Ruby and B. Denney Jr. of San Marcos and H. K.
Construction Company of Austin, 068. Nueces--Farm 665. 102. miles from Farm 666 west of Driscoll to Farm 70 south of Augua Dulce and from U. S.
77 at Driscoll northwest to Farm 666 south of Banquette, grading, structures INSPIRATION PLUS Funnel Aids In Getting Gate Open HOBBS, N. April 23 (Spl). It was enough, almost, to make a preacher cuss. Rev. Jim Hall, pastor of First Presbyterian Church here, was showing visitors to the city around the oil fields Monday.
They were almost to a drilling rig when they had to stop their car for a locked gate. While talking of a way to open the wired-up obstruction, the men -there were four in grouphappened to look at the sky behind them. There, bigger than life, was a tornado funnel. "We watched it to see what direction it was going," the minister said later. "It didn't veer either east or west it just got bigger.
With that disquieting knowledge, they grabbed a pair of pliers and worked with zeal on the gate. The funnel got larger. They moved all the faster. So, it seemed, did the funnel. "I was just about ready to back off and run my car through the Hall said, "when we finally got it open." About that time, too, the funnel began to lift back into the sky but only after it had approached within half a mile of them.
They continued their tour. The visitors got a good view of the oil fields. They all got a ough view on the rest of the trip, of the sky. 29 Jacksboro Girls Form Centennial Debs JACKSBORO, April 23 Centennial Debs, with 29 charter members, has been organized here to help publicize the Jack County Centennial. Tre celebration of the county's 100th birthday is scheduled from June 29 through July 6.
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Collins of Kingsville, $119.219. Wilson- -State 123. 11.7 miles from Karnes County line to S. 87 in Stockdale, grading, widen structures and E. E.
Hood Sons of San Antonio. $114.984. Uvalde- Farm 2369, 6.8 miles from U. S. 90.
west of Uvalde. northeasterly to U. S. 83 in Uvalde, grading, structures and paving, Schwope Bros. of San Antonio.
$60.216. Gillespie--U. S. 87. from northwest of Fredericksburg to Fredericksburg, widen bridges and paving Allen Keller Company of Fredericksburg.
$161.484. Polk- Farm 352. 5.3 miles from U. S. 59 in Corrigan to Pluck, grading, structures and paving.
John F. Buckner Sons of Cleburne, $98.262. Bowie--U. S. 67.
4.6 miles from east of Maud to west of Corley, grading and paving. John F. Buckner Sons of Cleburne. $72,289. Knox- Farm 143, 12.1 miles from King County line to Knox City, paving.
A A. Contractors of Olney, $78,475. Harding-Farm 770, 0.5 miles, through Saratoga, grading structures and paving. W. R.
Boyd. Inc. of Center, $84,385 Navarro--State 22. 17.3 miles, from Hill County line to Corsicana in sections. paving.
Public Construction Company of Denton. $95,447. Uvalde and Zavala--U. S. 83, 25.3 miles from south of La Pryor to Farm 117 in Uvalde, reshape and surface shoulders, McElroy Transport Company of Fort Worth.
$59,367. Nueces-State 286 and 44. 28.7 miles from Morgan St. in Corpus Christi to Champman Ranch and from Buena Vista St. in Robstown to Agua Dulce, paving.
Cage Bros of San Antonio, $144.876. Colins, etc. Farm 720, 237.1 miles from Denton County line to U. S. 75, seal coat.
Schwope Bros. and C. H. Allison Construction Company of San Antonio. $272.939.
Dallam, S. 287. 339.5 miles. from Sherman County line to Oklahoma state line. seal coat, Angelo Construction Company of Angelo, $378.842.
Bexar-U. S. 81, 1.2 miles from Martin St. to Guadalupe St. in San Antonio.
illumination. State Construction Company of San Antonio. $43.671. Dallas--Loop 12, Loop 12 with U. S.
80 and Jefferson frontage roads. just west of Arcadia. Park, signals, Sharrock Bros. Electric Company of Dallas, $31.490. De Witt, etc.
-U. S. 83. Guadalupe River bridge, U. S.
87, Colorado River bridge, State 71. Guadalupe River bridge. U. 183 and Coleta Creek bridge. U.
S. 59, painting structures. Courtney Construction Company of Austin. $14,144. Oil Field Worker at Hobbs Jailed After Wife Wounded AFTERNOON AND EVENING TELEVISION PROGRAMS KFJZ- TV (CHANNEL 11) WFAA-TV (CHANNEL 8) KRLD- TV (CHANNEL 4) ABC Defender Edwards CBS of the lungle Weather, Sports Sports ABC and Friends Step ABC Cross CUGAT COLOR- NBC of Lorraine" GODFREY ABC ABC PARTY COLOR NBC SHOW COLOR- CBS 730-Father Knows Best NBC ABC TV Millionaire Performance COLOR NBC Got a Secret CBS Is Your Life NBC Steel Hour CBS Patrol District Attorney Skelton CBS Weather, Sports Playhouse Playhouse NBC Theater Off Off and Sign Off Bandstand Variety Show Music L.
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His wife in "extremely critical" condition after being shot in the abdomen by a 410 guage shotgun, Marvin Lee McFerrin, 36, was held in jail here Tuesday on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. City police said the oil field worker was arrested after he telephoned the police station and calmly reported that "I've just killed my wife." The victim, Mrs. Hazel McFerrin, 35, said between moans on an X-ray table Monday that "he did it. He pulled the trigger." Investigators quoted McFerrin as saying that the shooting grew out of an argument that had continued between the two for several hours. "She threatened to have me locked up in jail again," he said, "and she fussed at me for not keeping the house clean and because of the way I was correcting the kids." When officers arrived at his home, they said, the accused man told them he was telephoning his mother-in-law to tell her of the shooting.
The was shot in her right woman, close range, said investigators, and all the pellets remained in her abdominal cavity. The McFerrins have three small children, and each has a daughter by a former marriage, all living at home. Mrs. McFerrin has been employed as a nurse's aide at Lea General Hospital, where she was taken after the shooting. DEATHS IN TEXAS MRS.
FRED B. OWEN. CORSICANA, April 23 Fred B. Owen, 53, who died Saturday at her home in Corsicana, was buried in Oakwood Cemetery after funeral services Monday morning in First Baptist Church. Mrs.
Owen was born in burne and had resided in Corsicana 34 years. Survivors include her husband, Dr. Fred B. Owen; a daughter, Mrs. Edgar C.
Wareing of Lufkin: her mother, Mrs. Darwin Davis of Dallas: her father, J. S. Anderson of Fort Worth: a sister, Mrs. Ed Johnson of Dallas: a brother, R.
0. Anderson of Fort Worth, and two grandsons. JACK L. McNABB. KERMIT, April 23 services for Jack L.
McNabb, 51, superintendent of mit Drilling Company, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Thursday in First Baptist Church here, with burial in Kermit Cemetery. McNabb died of a heart attack Monday morning. He had lived in Kermit since 1937, moving here from Borger.
Survivors include his wife: two sons, Thomas Gary McNabb, with the Navy at Long Beach, and McNabb of Kermit: his mother, Mrs. Belle McNabb of Ranger; two brothers, David E. McNabb of Lakeview, and Ned McNabb of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Helen Day of Tucson, and four half brothers. RUEL LYNCH.
PADUCAH, April 23 services for Ruel Guy Lynch, 56, who died Monday in a Paducah hospital, will be held at 4 p. m. Wednesday at Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Garden of Memories. Surviving are his wife: two sons, R. G.
Lynch of Friona and Theo Lynch of Paducah; two brothers, Arvle Lynch of Delwin and Charlie Lynch of Amarillo: three half brothers, Alex Lynch of Lamesa and John and Burton Lynch of Point; two sisters, Mrs. Bettie Wooley of Delwin and Mrs. Jack May of Littlefield; two half sisters, Mrs. Kate Chastine of Keene and Mrs. George Young of Grand Prairie, and three grandchildren.
C. C. TROXELL. SHERMAN, April 23 services for Charles Cecil Troxell, 54, retired farm implement dealer, who died Monday at a Sherman hospital, will be held at 10 a. m.
Wednesday at Dannel Chapel. Burial will be in Cedarlawn Cemetery. He is survived by his wife: three brothers, Ellis and Paul Troxell of Rhome and Clarence Troxell of Arkadelphia, and two sisters, Mrs. Drummond Burch of Saginaw and Mrs. Homer Merritt of Celina.
Deaths and Funerals 01 SAVAGE, H. 68, residence 1117 Chandler, passed away Monday daughters. local hospital. Survivors: wife; 2 Mrs. Herbert Thornton, Mrs.
Douglas Henry, Fort Worth; sister, Mrs. Geneva brothers, Lovelace, Roy Savage, Texico, New Houston, Mexico: Savage, Dallas: 4 grandchildren. Services 4 p. m. Wednesday Shannons Memorial Chapel, Rev.
Harold G. Flory officiat1ng. Interment Mt. Olivet. Arrangements Shannons.
CADDEY. ZENA, age 2. residence Enid, Oklahoma, passed Away Saturday in Oklahoma. Survivors: stepfather Harlyn Tucker, grandmother, Mrs. Mildren Zehrung, Houston.
Services 4 p. m. Wednesday Meissners, Chapel. Father Robert Douglas Martin officiating. terment Rose Hill.
Arrangements ners. TUCKER. MRS. SHEILA, 20, resiEnid. Oklahoma, passed away Saturday in Oklahoma, Survivors, band, A-2C Harlyn Tucker, mother-inlaw, Mrs.
Mildred Zehrung. Houston: father and brother, England. Services 4 p. m. Wednesday Meissners Chapel.
Father Robert Douglas Martin officialing. Interment Rose Hill, arrangements Cemetery Lots, Monuments 03 Cemetery Lots, Monuments 03 SOON EVERYTHING WHERE IT SHOULD BE CEMETERY MORTUARY MAUSOLEUM Mount Olivet 4 SYLVANIA AT 28TH ST, TE 1-1255.
