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Page Six Kerrville Mountain Sun, Kerrvlllc, September 22,1965 "A.Jterr.ville ttittltutlon t4.Year« Center Point Comments Mrs, Ancll Powell has returned from a visit in Lake Jackson and Houston. A Mr. anil Mrs. Carl DeVorc of San Saba spent Thursday with his mother, Mrs. J.

II. DeVorc. Arthur Killer of Oklahoma City is visiting his brother, Ki. Killer, and family. Mrs.

Bill Garrctt, Mrs. R. L. Ltx'kc and Mrs. J.

H. DeVorc were at the State Home in Kerrville Wednesday where they assisted with a party for Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Fogleman have announced the birth of a daughter, MollUa Ann, Sept. 13. Grandparents arc Mr. and Charles Storms. Mr.

and Mrs. John Cast and son, Michael, of Helton arc visiting her mother, Mrs. J. II. DeVore.

Mr. and Mrs. I. L. have as guests his mother, Mrs.

Blanche Startzman and Mr. ant. Mrs. Bryan Shultz and Mrs. Naomi Palmer, and son, Kim, all of Wichita, Kansas.

Funds For Family Income 2. Estate Taxes 3. Retirement Income 4. Educational Plans Hospitalization Friends will learn with regret of the continued illness of 1. L.

Startzman, who is at his home, Circle Meets Tlie Wcsleyan Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Thursday night in ihc Educational Annex ol the Church. Kenneth Manning, director ol Volunteers, the Vi'U-iana' spoke to the group on "Automation and the use of Leisure Time." Mrs. Calvin Pearson presided and the new were uiairioiiUM. Mrs. Inumason appouuud com- niiiu.es lor tin.

1 bazaar and bake aie 10 be held Octooer 'Die hostesses for this meeting were September 28th, 'at 1:00 p.m., ac' £,. Spivcy anci Mrs. i coroing to an aniiounccmeni Marines in Viet Nam. Mrs. Leona Radabaugh has returned to Del Rio after a visit with relatives here.

Volunteers At V.A. To Have Special Course The Fall Orientation and In cloctrination Course for Vulun tcers will be held at the Veteran; Administration Hospital in the nospital auditorium, on Tuesday, -uuise Edens. .11. C. Sikos is in San An- with her sister, who is quite Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thomason and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Suffel attended the STWC and Texas Lu- Jieran College iootball game in jeguin. Mrs.

Sara Jo Covey, Mrs. Em- aiett Taylor, Miss Annie Mcelroy and Mrs. Paid Suffel at- the meeting of the Delia itappa Gamma society in Boerne Monday night. II. 1).

Club Meets The Home Demonstration Club met Monday with Mrs. R. L. in Kerrville. Mrs.

Bill Garrett presided. After the business meeting Mrs. Juanita O'Connor gave an interesting and informative program on "Family Finances, How We Provide for Re- Six members and one guest were present. A social hour followed the program. Mrs.

Calvin Pearson left Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Ur. O. Slioiton, Hospital Director. 'ihi! scln.ol of instruction will climax tlie recruiting drive lor new volunteers now boing conducted by the volunteer organizations who serve the hospital.

Any interested person is cordially invited to attend. Dr. Shelton said fiscal year marks the 20th Anniversary ot the founding of (tie Veterans Administration Voluntary Service Plan. In this birthday year, every volunteer now serving in tlie program is attempting 10 recruit an additional volunteer. Dr.

E. R. Koonlz, Chief of Staff and the Chairman oi the VAVb Ativisory Committee, said thai ihe accomplishment of this objective would enable the hospital to meet all ot the present needs tor volunteer assistance. Herman Gumbert 3uried Monday In Nichols Cemetery The last rites for Herman Henry Oumbert, 83, of Ingram were old Monday in the Flummer Smith chapel. Interment was in he Nichols Cemetery.

His death occurred Saturday morning in a Kerrville rest home. He was a native of Ohio and had lived in Kerr County for 19 years. His survivors include his vife, five children, Mrs. Ethel McGehec and'William Gumbert, ngra'm; Mrs. Vinnie Moore, Wim- Mrs.

Helen Taylor of Orlcta, and Mrs. Mary ackson of Gatesville. One broth- jt, a sister, 34 grandchildren and ight grandchildren also survive. When you see Clyde, don't think of insurance But when you think of Insurance see Clyde! CLYDE V. BARLOW representing SOUTHWESTERN tIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Earl Garrctt CL 7-4960 KERRVILLE Arthur R.

Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith left last week for Long Beach, where he has re-enlisted in the U.

S. Navy. Mrs. Leola De Long of San Antonio spent last week with Mrs. B.

J. Mattingly. Mrs. J. H.

DeVore returned last week from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Nick Pearson, and family at Failbrook, Calif. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Pearson and children, who will make their home here while Sgt. Pearson is on dtitv with the U.

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Donald Pearson iii Corpusi Wclls 57 of Comfort who died last Wednesday shortly after noon in the cedar yard he oper- Mr. and Mrs. T. H. ated near Dcillh was at of Ozona visited relatives here tnbutccl to a hoart ailment, the past week.

Ho was a native of Coryell County and he and his wife had operated a motel in Comfort for tlie last four years. He owned an interest in the cedar yard. He is survived by his wife, two sr.ns, Sherman Wells of Austin and Robert Wells of Richardson, a sister and one grandchild. Plummcr-Smith were in charge of the rites here. Filomeno Trevino At Fort Sill Pvt.

Filomeno E. Trevino 21, whose parents live in Kerrville, cr-mpletod advanced training as a connonccr under the Deserve Enlistment Program at the Army Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Sept. He was trained in the preparation, loading and firing of field artillery guns and howitzers. He is now scheduled to complete the remainder of his military obligation with the 133rd an Army National Guard Unit, in Kerrville. Trevino worked for Mooncy Aircraft before going on active duty.

The 1963 Tivy High School graduate attended St. Mary's University in San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter are at home again and he has recuperated from an operation undergone in San Antonio.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Benavides and daughter of San Antonio visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter during the week end.

Mrs. H. D. Seago of Brownsville is spending sometime at her home here. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Moore and family of Del Rio and Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Johnston of Killeen are visiting with their parents and grandparents here. Mrs.

E. W. Smith of Houston was here for a week end had as her guests, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Coddingham, both of Houston.

Methodist Church Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Roe and family have returned from a two weeks' vacation. Rev. Bob Conerly, District Superintendent of the Methodis' Church of Mexico City was the guest preacher last Sunday Earlan Koehler presided.

Rev. Paul Perry was chair man of the Workshop on Evan gelism held Wednesday at the First Methodist Church in Kerr ville. Earlan Koehler, Rev. Gor don Roe and Whit Zander were on the program. Perry is thi former pastor of the church here Have tnends who are planmiij.

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