The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 6

tittS BfcAZOSPORT FACTS, Frwpwt, Texw, Sunday, iltt. BffOWN SHWMP SEASON TO ClOSE ON MAY 17 AUSTIN, Tex. The brown shrimp season will be dosed for 45 starting May 17. The Parks and Wildlife Commission Friday for the earliest possible dosing date under the law. Jim Stevens of the coastal fisheries branch said thnt is the time young shrimp will be swimming into the Gulf of Mexico and that Ihcy needed to by protected.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS Everett Neptune OLD OCEAN Funeral services for Everett B. Neptune Sr. 59. will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m. In the Sweeny Catholic Church.

Burial will take place in Van Vleck Cemeterv under the NOW! An imnwfiafr estate of $50 men tnd wnmtn of fortes than $20 per IF INTERESTED M.l»W CALL S.P.NUclu AntMwi IAOtmt W. CM HI t. Anflttai M94U4 ML. Smith It anvmmlt Dan The CLASSIC fcanAnicaiNtfirjnii confidon roc Mm CTunwcm WIMKTI know we riuaciW Kcaritr plM thu ctwbun trouctiea wfee hi MC aeu. low ma TV CLASSIC a udomi (or iraimi snattxn ia Au it pro- vun ttnpcnry peWKlioo Ike tine jren and ii in nncr.

(In Kanwlua vakio ilM tn a Aik wor Aacrina NMmal itcM UK CLASSIC ctfteatj rcr en tV American IWOMl PIMM WSE BU IBB direction of Taylor Brothers Funeral Home of Bay City. Neptune died at Matagotda Hospital In Bay City on Friday after a lengthy Illness. He was an employee of Phillips Petroleum Co. and had been with the company for 29 years. He transferred to the Sweeny refinery from Okmulgee.

in 1M7. A Rosary was recited on Saturday evening at the funeral home. Neptune is survived by wife, Virginia, a son, Ebbic Neptune Jr. of Austin, and two daughters, Uixla Kay Smith of Houston and Diane Kraska of KiUeen; his mollier, Alia Neptune of Okmulgcc; two sisters. Florence Weaver of Okmulgee and Katht'rinc Ketley of Pasadena, and four granddaughters.

Pallbearers will U- A Walker, Carl Bess, Newt Thomas. Presley, J. Murray. Henry. Ken Dabbs and Homer SchurU.

Paving overlay bid offered In county Hraioria County receive 58 of overlay by Jom-s (i Inc. of Soiily, according tabulation of tuv. CUJV.lrUl.lKK! fifUjVVtA b) TVxas (X'tMrtm Tin- tml amounting J850.74J, tttxtfil (font Mouth vuli .1 cm tilt- -iti So Jf "Yellow Journalism" "Yelluw scribing IIw 1890s. originated with a if picture 1 series called "Tlit Yellow Kivl," which wu.t rusi alternately by 1 r. New York cording to FOR SALE TO LAW VIOLATORS: LEGISLATOR TO POSTPONE TRIALS For one who pretends to talk about reform, Neil a Id we 11 is strangely silent about abuse of legislative continuances.

The reason could be that he is the legislator who most often abuses his public trust in that respect. A legislative is a legal term meaning "let's postpone this trial because I'm a State Representative too busy with state business to try it right now." Used correctly, it might be justified. But nobody ever intended that a legislator from Brazoria County would offer to sell his legislative continuance to law violators over the state. Yet, that has been the situation: Those indicted for murder in San Antonio, Houston, Rio Grande Valley, and elsewhere have bought trial postponements by hiring Brazoria County's State Representative. Buster Brown believes this practice is unethical and is a violation of at least the Spirit of the Law.

He promises not to use your office for his own private gain! ELECT BUSTER BROWN "ONLY HOUSE CANDIDATE AGAINST PRIVATE GAIN" BRAZOSPOHT StlltHU. tHsuto per- sotim-l tinnt! dflrt nuinv ui mrf hutwrirU at a niwiiUy at lltgh are Mrs (il.Kly? VMllll, Met M.u- lollrraln. MM and Slrlctlm oil tnrivtng W'tllMl lluth People Ul Politics I'ciJS S.cJKU'.' Cfucifixion theme of film at church FHKKI'OHT 'rui iinti Kfturrvv itiK Iliu! pnpacnLdllfM trf .1 ol liillU Kifid lUjKuS Ctmrvb, U- toiugit! K' tv iniitnl 4UctKt Ifac Ifl S'iW Iwslv. tlw (it t.l ik-J i COUNTY GOVERNMENT Will Be Better With DON NORMAN County Com million or Pet. 1 Ati.i..- A "lUlw" Ihr I.I NT I-'KTK A Zix lor jCiuiip tu-iit'- the tv fort i 1 lu pm a JS MiU- on Calttuun NfUKt'K! -I A ha.i i .1 in INTERNATIONAL "TRACK TEAM" CRAWLERS 11 TO CHAWtCfl 61-hp I tfiitt con-tQilot.

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