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The Liberty Vindicator from Liberty, Texas • Page 6

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Ifaidiisek Baby Mr. and Paul E. Haidusek, of Troetop Terrace, announce the birth of Paul Gerard born August and waif had 6 I ha. and IS oia. The young man la welcomed home by three Grandpa rants of Paul ara Mr.

and Mra. Charles Hat- dusek, Dayton, and Mr. and Mra. David Douzler of Dallas, Mra. Emmie Purswell of Anihutc is his grandmother.

New Baby Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Spaed of Waco announce the arrival of a son, Wesley Randolph, on Sunday August 11. The young man weighed 7 8 ota. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mra. Elton Speed of Dalsetta and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Mask of Lydia, Texas. Needs At J.

Dementar? School Mrs. J.V. Shauberger, San Jacinto Elementary School Principal, urges parents to be prepared to pay their teacher $2 for activity fee and $.30 cents per day for lisiches. Milk Is $.02 per day for children who bring lunches from home. There will be no mid-morning snacks served.

Mrs. Shauberger also stated that the following handwriting materials will be needed at San Jacinto: Aladdin, Grade 1, Aladdin, Grade n. Aladdin, Grade III. HARDIN School Mena Wednesday, Aug. 26-Hamburgers, Lettuce, Tomato and Pickles, Potato Chips, Fruit cup and Milk.

Thursday, Aug. 29-Mlnute Steaks, Creamed Potatoes and Gravy, String Beans, Bread, Peach Halves and Milk. Friday, Aug. 30-Hot Dogs, Pork and Beans, Corn Chips, Pineapple Pudding and Milk. Friend of ours says the last time he sang in church, 65 people changed their religion.

Courting is probably the only sport where the animal that 2 gets caught has to buy the license. Fortunately, we bend in the middle Think how uncomfor- table sitting down would be if we had to stand up to do It. 2 A closed mouth gathers no I It is fine to have both ends I meet, but it is even better if I they overlap a little. I They WILL overlap with what you save at the Fair Store. Drop in and make us prove it with our great values in girls and school dresses.

Fair Store i Hospital Notes Pat lent a admitted to Karat Ing Memorial Hospital between August 5-12 for medical treatment ares Janie Brown, Beaumont; Robert Richardson, Liberty; John M. Barnes, Dayton; Angel Broussard, Liberty; Guy T. Hopkins, Bataon; Stella Smith, Liberty; Minnie Atkinson, Liberty; Felicia Ann Zbranek, Liberty, Edna Moore, Livingston; Billy Don Peveto, Liberty; Nolla Ann wood; Buford Smith, Hardin; Lucy Stephens, Liberty; Boyd Lognlon, Devers; Tina Log- nlon, Devera, Dorothy Ewing, Dalsetta; Madeline Mae Smith. Liberty; Jeanette Wayne E. Fuchs, Dala- etta; Mary Kay Me5ulty, Cleveland; Richard erty; Carrie Mlnthorn, Dals- etta; Gilbert Wayne Sctnmrse, Devers; Ronny Robinson, Liberty; Turner Durham, Liberty; James E.

Sampaon, Cleveland; Rogera Guillory, Liberty; Kenneth L. Williamson, Beaumont; Lois Raley, Houston James, Baytown; Thelma Hazlip, Liberty; Sharon Ann Freeman, Liberty; Grover C. Fountain, Uberty; Clara Crain, Dalsetta; Camille Crain, Dalsetta; Julie Scarber, Rye; Esther Weaver, Liberty; Joan Loulae Crain, Dalsetta; Lawrence Edward Hickman, Beaumont; Lewis Andrew Hickman, Beaumont; Albert S. Pridgen, Shepherd; Shirley Kucera, Liberty. Patients admitted to Iterating Memorial Hospital between August 12 and August 19 tor medical treatment were: Hazel Martin, Liberty; Emmett Boulden, Liberty; Cora L.

McAllister, Liberty; Ann Flowers, Liberty; Mary Tti- han, Saratoga, Lexie Daffern, Liberty; Mary Lou Sills, erty; Dan Burnett, Hull; Johnnie La Four, Liberty; Roea Mae Barrow, Devers; Tom Fontenot, Liberty; Billie Garrard, Liberty; Eston Lloyd, Hull; Vera R. Tevta, Liberty; Mike Can- tanla, Liberty; Lawrence Edward Hickman, Beaumont; Lewis Andrew Hickman, Beaumont; Albert Sidney Pridgen, Shepherd; Benjamin Greenlay, Liberty; Shirley R. Kucera, Liberty; Pearl Marie Gobert, Liberty; Raymond Chatlfet, Liberty; Everett Lynn Randolph, Liberty; Debra Robinett, Livingston; Bessie Carr, Dalaetta; Lester Smith, Houston; Zelda Ann Wright, Liberty; Macle Lee Robinson, Houston; Bille Richard Fregia, Dalsetta; Sharon Kay Butler, Liberty; Ada Faye Delaney, Liberty; Lois LeKormand, Anahunc, Jeanell Bankhead, Liberty; John Lavergne, Devera; Don Hightower, Liberty; Cedi Ray Oldham, Aaa- huac; Jessie Martin Venable, Liberty; Kovilea Skipper, Liberty; Glyn Allen Skipper, Liberty; Linda Raney, Moody; Ruth Flngleman, Dayton; L.u- vana Harrell, Cleveland; Raymond E. Vaughn, Jeraldene Herndon, Liberty; Terry Ford, Dayton; Rathle May Hebert, Liberty. A BOY BORN TO: Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Fry, Liberty; Mr. and Mra. Norris J. Davis, Liberty; Mr.

and Mra. Jonathan Smith, Anahuac. A GIRL BORN TO: Mr. and Mra. James.

W. Taunton at Liberty. Reunion Mr. and Mra. Elzle Johnson, 514 Lamar Liberty, celebrated a family reradoa on Sunday, Aug.

II. There were about 100 people who attended. Shown above are some members of the Immediate family. FOR ALL OCCASIONS GERALD'S FLOWERS 723 MAIN PHONES: 336-5622 336-6212 LIBERTY OF INTEREST Sfct Cikrrtf MiMniir in Liberty, Texas, Thursday, August 22, 1968 OMEN" Shower Honors Alice Bennett Reports Sherry Anderson ConVHltkHI Trip Mias Sherry Anderson, bride-elect of Ronnie Reed, was honored with a Bridal Shower Friday, Aug. 16, In the home of Mrs.

Glen Kyle, of Liberty. The hostesses, Mrs. Kyle, Mrs. Ward Benoit, Mrs. K.E.

Zicklefoase and Mrs. Frank Kelly, presented the honoree with a white carnation cor- aage and Individual gifts. The table was covered with a white linen cloth and an overlay of white chantllly lace. Refreshments Included a white cake, decorated with the names of Miss Anderson and her fiance, and punch. Mrs.

Ebble Reed, mother of the groom-elect, registered the approximately 30 guests present. The Pilot Club of Liberty met August 8 at the City Hall for their regular monthly business meeting, with Mrs. Alice Bennett presiding. Preceeding the business session a beautiful devotion was given by Mrs. Faye Nelson.

The Highlight of this meeting was the report of Mrs. Bennett, President, on her recent trip to the International Convention held In Atlantic City, N.J. She made each member feel they, too, had been to the Convention. Meeting was adjourned by the singing of the Pilot International official song, On MARRIED RECENTLY Miss Pat Redmon and Pvt. Ernest Franklin Sanders, Jr.

were married Tuesday, August 6, In the home of the grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sanders, Sr. of Batson. Parents of the bride are Mr.

and Mrs. O.D. Redmon, of Webster, Texas. Pvt. Sanders has just completed training at Ft.

Huachuca, Arizona, and will be reporting to Ft. Gordon, Georgia, for 2 months of special training. BOOK Trinity Valley Chapter, American Business Association, presented Its first annual book review, Thursday, August 15, at the Liberty City Hall. Mrs. Donald Bolding, above, reviewed uAt End," by Erma Bombeck.

The book is a comedy about Mrs. family life. Nearly 200 persons were thrilled with Mrs. rendition. Of Houston, Mrs.

husband Is an engineer for Barold. She is a graduate of Texas University and she has done graduate work at Purdue University. The program here was her 40th presentation. LIBERT VINDICATOR PHOTO Liberty- Chambers Co. P-TA Meeting The Liberty-Chambers Co.

PTA bl-county council meeting was held In the Devers school cafetorium on Aug. with the executive meeting getting underway at 7 p.m. The regular meeting was held at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Wanda Whittington was the speaker and she talked about the duties of the officers of PTA.

Pens were presented to the members of each school district who had perfect attendance records. There were 12 who qualified for tike award. Vera Tevis, 76, Passes Away Funeral services for Mrs. Very Ruth Tevis, 76, of 1124 Washington Liberty, were held at 4p.m. Tuesday In All Ison Memorial Chapel with the Rev.

Jimmy Burkes officiating. Burial was In Liberty City Cemetery. PaUbearers were J.B. Fuller, Floyd Gilmore, Bill Griffin, C.B. Cain and Abe Miles.

Mrs. Tevis died at In KerstLig Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was a native of Mexla and had lived in Liberty 60 years. She was a Baptist. Surviving are one Lawrence Tevis of Beaumont; one brother, Lee R.

Fielder of Liberty and three grandchildren. Neva Keagan, Viola Gay, Dan Carter, Hugo Hough, Cy- ndle Ray. Rhonda Floeck, Ted Lawrence, Rodney Abshire, James Jannise, Mrs. Cecil Mrs. Inez Shoemake, Mrs.

Gordon Hart, Jeffrey Pickett, Russell Clymer, Ray Ben Ersklns, Joe Callaway, III, Everett Parker, Mrs. Bert Morse, Mrs. Fred Majors, Dale Majors. David Forney, Kay Lynn Means, Patsy Jones, Mary Lois Lincoln, George O. Venable, Kay Ester, Mrs.

T.W. Sherman, Kathryn Clayton, Nicki Thompson, Marilyn Johnson, Norman Oglesby, Jr. James Candeller, Wesley Bobbitt. John Wayne Camelius, Chessie Davis, Glenda Sjolander, Mary LaCour, George W. Adams, Mary Evelyn McMullan, Mrs.

H.C. McCarty, Ronald Mallet, Carol Bond. Steven Boyd Brents, Jeffrey Loyd Brents, Patricia Galloway, Vera Dennison, A. Stansbury, Michele Norwood, Mrs. L.E.

Musgrove, Randy Randel-Royce Smart, Jessie Knulson, Carolyn Powell, David Earl Buchanan, PhilCand- ella, Aggie Castle, Pam La- Four, John H. Ran del. Aena Malvo, Barbara Greak, Ronnie Reed, A von Jay Moore, Albert Gatlin, Mrs. Hollie Lee Harold, Debbie Locke, Donna McMuilan, Mrs. Mattie Carlton, Frankie McCall, Bert Ball, Mike LaCour.

Dr. Don Schulz, John Dennison, Sharon Youngblood, Jean Broussard, Ricky Annie Marie Searles, Mrs. F. T. Ball, Ed Offutt, BUI Harlan, Rudolph Zaruba III, Janell Jones, Lefty Simons, Glenn Briggs, Wanda Mae Smith, Mike Gaither, Steven Tyler, Beth Allison, Mrs.

Jean Candeller, Mrs. F. A. Connell. Loretta Henry, Betsy J.

Boyt, Simon V. Tyler, Carol An Marks, LinciaKerr, Claude Waldrop, Lloyd Maxwell, James A. Mosley, Tommy Cude, Phyllis Candella, Donald E. Johnson, Clarice Yvonne Trahan, Connie Sue Davis, Mrs. LeRoy Poole, Chap Cain, III.

Deborah Ann Kyle. Denise Waguespack, Mrs. L.V. Hightower, Bill Tidwell, M. E.

Newton, Thomas L. Anger, Mrs. Harold Callaway, Letitia Nowell, Jackie DuBose, Alanzo Taylor, L.T. Tuttle, Dollle Cuplt, Dorothy Odlorne, Tom Odell, Curtis Llson, Christine Odum, Dr. A.L.

Delaney, Sr. Alma Bednar, Ira H. La- Four, Buster Hudspeth, Mark Marchbanks, Debbie Marie Rao, Gordon Lee Hart, Pat Campbell, Emile Fontenot Allen Litton, Frank Davidson, Margaret Ann Morlock, Jay Walker, Bob Jamail, Brenda Reed, Ora Bussey, Tori Gay Vinson, Jean Hyltonf s.C, Padgett, Ellis Bud row, Geo. Venable, Howard Stayton, Mrs. John Morgan, Vera Cadoree, Carolyn Hayes, Carl Hughes, Mrs.

L.T. Tuttle. Denise Barkis, Brack Jones, Jimmy Jannise, Robert F. Chandler, Debra Cox, Bobby Chandler, Brents Kornegay, Mrs. H.C.

Patton, Barbara Jean Riley, Glenn Raney, Sandra Raney, Thurslee Dean, Elma Jane Whlteley, Pat Eversole, James Clark. John Scott Hill, Toery Freeman, T.H. Norris, Darlene Harlan, John Coyle Harrison, James E. Norris, Gordon Ev- erltt, Helen Roeder, Bruce Spurgeon, Mrs. L.L.

White, Gordon Matthews Trahan, Mrs. Tom Odell, Delilah Murphy, Ellzabetn Ann Rollings- head, Dick Holt, Debbie Bertman. Frank Galloway, Jacqueline Delahoussay, W.J, Mike Chandler, Terrle Lynn Kyle, Curtis Alderman, Irene Woosely, Kelly Johnson, Lloyd Trahan, DA Trahan, David Hughes. Kathy Wilson, Patti Hall, Hazel Darce, Billy Sisk, Scott Henley, Tommy Leonard, Mary Reesby, Pamela Donatta Ozell Kennedy, Donna Lynn Harrison, Dave Middleton, Melvin Henry, Pat Tyler, Mrs. Ray Starks, David R.

Lambert, Randy Ratcliff. MARRIAGE TOLD Miss Cheryl Dianne Huckaby became the bride of Mr. Roy Keith McKay, Saturday, August 17, in the First Baptist Church of Coppell, Texas. Miss Huckaby Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F.N. Huckaby, formerly of Dayton. Mr. McKay is a student at Arlington State and works for L.T.V., his bride is a telephone operator. Mr.

and Mrs. McKay are making their home in ivewisvllle, Texas. "PATCH THE Liberty Nu Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Is busy publicizing Patch the and play-it-safe, kiddles. The natlonai association is bringing the program to the attention of all students kindergarten through the third grades In Dayton and Liberty. The Dayton State Bank, Dayton, and Liberty's First National Bank and First State Bank are co-sponsors of the program.

The above photograph Is a display erected by the chapter In the I ib- erty Shop. The attractive display features puppets by Carol Jacobs. the Pony" warns children not to get Into an automobile with a stranger; not to accept presents, candy or anything else from strangers, and not to follow a stranger anywhere, no matter what sort of treat Is promised. The program also stresses certain rules to parents. LIBERTY VINDICATOR PHOTO Cheers For Low-Cal Cheesecake! Cheesecake ranks high on the list of favorite American desserts.

This welcome version is as fluffy as one could wish and only 96 calories serving Thanks to the presence of unflavoretl gelatine no baking and no risk, either: tl cheesecake requires only 5 minutes cooking time. just the kind of delectable gelatine dessert that takes the deprivation out of dieting and makes the dessert course a real pleasure for the watcher. liow Calorie 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 1 cup reliquified non fat dry milk 4 eggs, separated Non nutritive sweetener equivalent to cups sugar y4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind Cheesecake 1 teaspoon grated orange rind 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 2 teaspoons vanilla teaspoon almond extract 3 cups (24 ounces) mild creamed cottage cheese teaspoon cream of tartar 3 cup graham cracker crumbs Vs teaspoon each cinnamon and nutmeg Sprinkle gelatine over milk in top of double boiler. Add egg yolks; stir until completely blended. Place over hot water; stir constantly until gelatine dissolves a.id mixture thickens slightly, about 5 minutes.

Remove from heat; stir in non nutritive sweetener, salt, grated rinds, lemon juice, vanilla and almond extract. Sieve or beat cottage cheese on high speed of electric until smooth, 3 to 4 minutes; stir into gelatine mixture Chill, stirring occasionally, until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from spoon. Beat egg whites and cream of tartar until very stjflf; fold into gelatine mixture. Combine graham cracker crumbs, cinnamon and nutmeg; sprinkle about half of crumb mixture over bottom of 8- or 9 inch spring-form pan. Turn gelatine mixture into pan; sprinkle with remaining crumb mixture.

Chill until firm. Loosen from side of pan with sharp knife; release spring form. YIELD; 12 servings, 96 calories each. DRT Encourages Visit To Alamo More schoolchildren than ever before in the history of the Alamo are visiting that shrine of Texas liberty this summer. Mrs.

Edwin R. Slmmang, San Antonio, chairman of the Alamo Committee of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, said unprecedented throngs, including large percentages of children, are finding the Alamo to be an extra bonanza as they attend San Antonio's IsFalr 68, which is only two blocks from the shrine. The Daughters of the Republic of Texas maintain the Alamo for the people of the nation--at no cost to the taxpayers. They also keep the Alamo as the only known shrine of Its In the nation with no admission charge. Visitors find this delightful, Mrs.

Slmmang said. gulte a few visitors make contributions to a free-wlll- offerlng box. Others buy souvenirs and trinkets In the Alamo Museum, located In a building apart from both the famed Long Barrack, where the major fighting of the battle of the Alamo took place, and the nearby Alamo Chapel, which most Americans know from schoolbooks, calendars, postcards and highway maps. These factors make It possible for the DRT to maintain Its historic stand of always keeping the cradle of Texas liberty free. It will always maintain this dignity, Mrs.

Slmmang said. For the last several years the Alamo has had 1,000,000 visitors a year, lids year the number of visitors will probably exceed 2,000,000, Mrs. Slmmang reported. The DRT chapter in Liberty Is the Franklin Hardin r. Rocks Come Home the tale of poor Nell and her rocks? She was no less, at their loss.

You Probably thought sht had rocks In her head, And determined her path not to cross. But a postscript to add to tale of wOe; Our all smiles today. The rocks have returned from where they went, and Nell hopes home to stay. Mrs. Clifford Haves Del Rey Motel Liberty, HULL and DAISETTA MRS.

J. T. WATSON Phone 536-6401 Mrs. V. A.

Cox, Sr. of Palestine Is visiting In the home of her son and daughter Rev. and Mrs, V. Cox, Jr. this She is In route home jfter attending the Railroad Convention in Miami, Florida.

Rev, Cox is the pastor of the First Methodist Church in Dalsetta. Mrs. Margaret Besch and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lane Dabney visited relatives in Baytown Monday.

Mr. Lane Dabney, Roy Besch and Brenda Kliem attended the Dabney Family Reunion at Evergreen Sunday. Roy Besch and Larry Reid attended the Summer Orientation at Stephen F. AustlnState College at Nacogdoches last week. They plan to enroll as Freshmen at S.

F. A. this fall. Little Miss Nancy Farris returned to Richmond Sunday after a ten-day visit In the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Qulntln Farris. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lush and children of Norfolk, Virginia, are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.

John Farris. Rusty Key of Fannett Is visiting In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Key this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie Key and son Scott and Mr. John H. Key returned last week from a visit with Mr. John son Captain D.

M. Key at the U. S. Army post in Madison, Wisconsin. They also visited the Wisconsin Dells; the Will Rogers Memorial at Claremore, Okla; The Cowboy Hall of Fame In Oklahoma City, Dodge City, Kansas; Chicago, Illinois; and the Gateway to the West at St.

Louis, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Gideon H. Watson are visiting their parents Mr.

and Mr. J. T. Watson In Dalsetta and Mr. and Mrs.

Hollis Hunt In Hull.Gid­ eon received his descharge from the U. S. Marine Corps last Thursday. He plans to enter college this fall. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenny Wayne Gandy recently returned from a trip to Ketchikan, Alaska, where they visited relatives. They toured various points of Interest in Nebraska, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia..

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