Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 51

Bud l. The Building ivas owned by the Wichita Valley Railway. pholo Mexican Workers Come by Hundreds MEXICO CITY w-The National Railways says i a farm workers are crossing the Texas border at the rate of. 1,000 every three days. What to do for Stomach" (Acid IndiceMTon cauied by Talc-hour If you like to "nibble" and drink i a i TV, look GUI! Don't overdo it! Too often it may lead to acid stomach and hours of nighl.lime tossing.

But not if you takeZ Tumsas a "nightcap" when fi'erdistrcss occurs. Turns neutralize excess sleep bet- fresher. Always Turns handy to counteract gas. heartburn. Get a roll now! So 10 ci PUBLIC RECORDS MARRIAGE LICENSES James Irvln Gretnway, 1201 Bowie and Lillie Ruth Hudson.

1133 Bowie Dr. Edward Payne, Victoria, and Barbara Hutchens EN 23rd St. Dclmo LaFayette Rlslev, 781 EN 14th and Mona Jean Tarter, 76L EN 14Ui St. Howard Lang. 2233 23rd and Delores Annette Wlgfilns, 401 Jeaoelle St.

Arthur Joseph Yoho, Dutnonl, and Sharon Lea Goodrich, 1931 Oak St. Luther Delbert WiLson S42 Victoria and Linda Catherine Sutton. FILED IN COUNTY COORT Rred Ingalafcei Presiding Judge Harris Lockers and Appliances ITS. James Uuckloy, promissory Harris Lockers and Appliances vs. S.

G. Buckley, promissory note. Shapiro Brothers, Factors Corporation, Joe Rue Burney. fining business as Bur- Dry's Fashions, suit en account. FILED is -IZND DISTINCT COUUT J.

R. Black. Presiding Judge Willie Maa Grant vs. John T. Grant, dive rce.

BUlle Maria BoykiD Jessie Lee Boykin. divorce. KJLED IN 1MTH DISTRICT COURT Thomas, Presiding Judre Mary Moore vs. Jack Moore, divorce. Evelyn Galloway vs.

W. T. Calloiyay, divorce. Yvonne Spsgnoli vs. Arthur L.

Spapnoll, divorce. NEW CAR REGISTRATIONS George Franklin, Odessa, Chevrolet station wagon. Charlie W. 1G02 Green Chevrolet, Ard Drilling Abilene, Chevrolet. Billy T.

Carpenter, 1735 Uilliafham Chevrolet. C. A. Cox, Merkel, Chevrolet. F.

H. Boyle. Dallas, Chevrolet. Professional Pharmacy, 1101 N. 19lh ChnvxoUI.

C. V. Scott, 1373 Chevrolet, M. A. nibble.

Merkel. Chevrolet. Smith, HI. 5 Abilene. Ford.

C. Wtmberly, 502 Locust Ford. Herbert Martin and Billic Van Martin, Fatal Ford. ft. T.

ration. El Paso, Fort II. H. Ausiin, 3S6S Wbltlier Chevrolet. Mrs.

Elizabeth Ixitig, Dallas, Plymouth. FOR BETTER HOMES-- GERALD LAWLER 1417 Barrow. Phone 2-2868 Residence Phcnu'4-8752 Mrs. Rosebud SmaUwocd, Lawn, Plymouth, A. Williams, Putnami Imperial.

A. COUCH. 2110 Ambler Hicks MobilLner house trailer. L. H.

MoAden, Merkel, Ford. Sanolind Oil Gas Box 120 Abilene, Bulck. Motors Insurance Corporation, Dallas, Buick. A. A.

Reagan, Chevrolet, Charles E. Crew and EJaina J. Poplar Oiasmobile. Sun Oil Dallas. Ford.

James R. Moore, Coleman. Ford. John W. Chaney, Lawn, Ford, Eunice Parramorc Sim pson, 1701 Idle- mid St, QtdsmoblJe.

J. C. Patterson, 901 Grand Fort. Burden Heslep, 1542 Grape Plymouth Ilufihes Tool Wichita Falls, BuJck, PpRpy Jane Horn, J241 Hollls Bulck Willie Robinson 550 6th Ford D. H.

Slsco. 120 Grape Ford. NEW TRUCK REGISTJlATlONS Homer Robinson, Hanger, Sludebaker PICK up. E. Wofford, Stamford, Chevrolet two Childs Ready Mkcd Concrete Box 2237, Abilene, live laternallonals.

WAERANTY DEEDS J. Estes Merrick lo A. T. Sites, et we ct Dote in oriEujal sum of 57,400. Lot 26, Btk.

4, Qcnson Addn. Cook, et vir, to Martha Llaton Dax- den; $10. Lot 10, J. F. Clark Subd, of the H.

M. Alexander, ct ui, to' Frauds Wade Alexander; Jio otter considers tlons. Lots 1 2, Blk, 3, West LudDa B. j-, tt vir, to J. A.

Nan Blk coue heast part of Lot 2, B. 202, Abilene Bailey G. Choate. trustee, to IVUUam et 111; WOiSM. Let 16, Bit Rr" Una Adai).

R- W. Stafford, et ux. lo Evab Johnson, Ul 4, Blk. Carver AddiT Hid J. Barton, tt ux, lo R.

o. Pearson Prompt, Efficient Service On All Model Car Radloi At Your "CAK RADIO HEADQUARTERS" 1018 I Radiotelephone Phone Grape Service 4-6983 PEOPLE BELIEVE IN "MAYTAG" OVER 9 MILLION SOLD BUY YOURS AT BIBLE HDWE. IMP. YOUR "MAYTAG" DEALER 333WAINUT PHONE 4-5024 FUNDS PLACED WITH US ON OR BEFORE THE 10th of July EAKN DIVIDENDS FOll THE FULL MONTH CURRENT RATE" Oti SAVINGS Sety-Insured to $infyrin oR EACH SAVER O. W.

JoU.v lo Mac Bovwr: SlO olh -K ss i 1 0 8 Blk Vraccottoi 'ol mf 1 Marine lo Learn Divorce Voided On Fraud Charge PORTSMOUTH. Oliio Ml Whether or not Marine Waller Sheets kiioivs jl, he's still married. Judge J. E. Kinnison of Jnekson County Tuesday vacated tlie divorce granted last week to Sheets' wife Nancy Ann after the judge said he learned Sheets was going to remarry her.

Sheets re-enlisted in the Marine Corps at Cincinnati last week. He told the recruiter he was eligible for a second hitch because his divorce had left him with only tliree dependents his children, ages 2, and 6 months. The Marines would not lot him join with four dependents. Court attaches said the judge vacated the divorce on grounds it was obtained fraudulently. That left the divorce still pcWing and Sheets still married.

Sheets hart worked for the Portsmouth Times. His wife obtained a divorce on grounds of cruelty. Court attaches were wondering whether the Marines now would discharge Sheets a of fraudulent They pointed out, however, Sheets thought lie was divorced when he reenlisted. Open Your Account Today Opening in account I) simple, find may to opened, Increased or tcrvlced entirely by mall, II not convenient to cull per- ion. Act low.

ABiLEME SAYINGS ASSOCIATION A SAVINGS INSTITUTION Under IHo SUto Rankuut 1155 N. Plume 3.3733 Home Abllrne Vicinity (or CARPET Your Entire NOTHING DOWN 38 MONTHS TO PAY KNIGHT CARPIT CO, Ph. 2-9179 Cify Still Plans lo Outlaw All Parking on S. 1st St. Although the improved interstate route of U.

S. Highway 80 will skirt Abilene, the city's plan to ban parking on 1st St. stjll holds, City Attorney Alex Bickley said Wednesday. only-present routed of the highway through Abilene, S. 1st will be U.TS.

80's business route through the Several at request of the Tekas Highway Department, the City Commission passed a rule to halt S. 1st St. parking as one condition of. the state's widening and improvement plan for U. S.

Several S. 1st St. property owners brought suit in 42nd District Court'for an injunction to prevent enforcement ol the ordinance. They won the decision in the trial court and the city appealed to the llth Court of Civil Appeals at Eastlarid, which has the case under consideration. The losing side would have 30 days 'to appea! lo the Texas Supreme Court, Biekley said.

Latest plan of state for the If. S. 80 interstate route is for the highway to run from Tye west of Abilene to'a'point near the Callahan County line east of the cjty. The'City Commission and County Commissioners Court approved the new plan. Princess Margaret Gets New Hair-Do LONDON W-Princess Margaret came up Tuesday with a new glamour hair-do--a short, off-the-face swirl curls on one side and a languid forward sweep on lie other.

For the initiates in Mayfair's best hairdressing salons, that's The Imperial. Hair-styling experts MOVING STORA saW ft doss things tor the Princess' oval iface, It's the fourth hair-riyie worn by Margaret ia other: were known respectively The Josephine, The Bun Penny and Tte Italian Cat. Before pretty old bnmette Princess had rtudi to a plain side-parting, a fairly hat top dressing ol soft curls and a few other curls around the ears. The term was applied in derision to foilowirs at John Wesley at Oxford and. adopted by them, became the name of the church.

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