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flit Heauie bcwocfat, intifadas', November 22. 19)3 Lieutenant Governor's AP Waggon Wheel Lodge Report From Austin By W. P. HOBBY JR. Although our nation's 200th birthday still is two years away, thousands of Texans already are making plans to participate in the party.

So far five Texas Lubbock, San Antonio, San Marcos, and Temple- have been designated National Bicentennial Communities. This endorsement is obtained by creating a bicentennial committee representative of the entire community's population. The community then establishes programs under each of three themes: Heritage '76, projects relating to the community's Festival U. S. projects aimed at involving all citizens and attracting visitors; and Horizons '76, projects designed for the future.

Proposals for national recognition should first be submitted to the Bicentennial Commission of Texas at the University of Texas at Arlington. Once state endorsement is obtained, it is submitted for national recognition. The projects being planned now are diverse and exciting. Seguin, for example, has COMING SOON SOMETHING NEW BUT SOMETHING OLD THE LAND, is one of man's most valuable think it prime collateral. In the-past 54 years the Federal Land Bank of Houston fyas made almost 200,,000 loans on Texas farms and Vanches.

In other words, we specialize in making farm and ranch real estate loans long term loans with prepayment privileges. See us today for full details, no obligation of course. proposed 31 bicentennial projects, including the creation of a monument to Juan N. Seguin, expansion of the city's Fourth of July Freedom Fiesta, and establishment of a Bicentennial Civic Center. San Antonio's plans are voluminous and range from a daily calendar of events to restoration of the Mexican market in the downtown area.

One of the most unique projects in the country is underway in Donley County. The 3,000 townspeople and Children of Clarendon and surrounding area are building an amphitheater on a natural lake site, making the bricks used in construction of the tiers by hand. Under the" Festival U. S. A.

theme, Temple will be the first Texas host city next February for a group of Guatemalans, including members of the Guatemalan Army Marimba Band, the Guatemalan Folk Ballet, and a group presenting an exhibit of Mayan arts and crafts. Projects here in Aus'tin may include further beautification of Town Lake, restoration of some of the city's historic sites, and promotion of neighborhood Fourth of July celebrations. In San Marcos, a hike and bike trail along the previously inaccessible San Marcos River has been created as a bicentennial project. The Bicentennial Young Environmentalists are in charge of maintaining the beauty of the river there. The citizens of these communities certainly deserve our support and thanks.

Also, I would urge all other Texas communities to consider participating in the bicentennial celebration. Let's make our nation's 200th birthday a truly gala affair. (Democrat Items from issue of November 22,1963) School trustees were to mark the completion of the current building program the next Sunday with an informal open house at the Hearne High School and the West Side School. Dr. R.

L. Peters Jr. had opened his practice in Calvert, occupying the offices of the lale Dr. William Taylor. Despite warm, rainy weather the first week of deer season had produced about 300 kills.

Hearne basketball coach Gene Best had opened practice with six returning lettermen: John Mathis, Steve O'Neal, Jimmy Reeder, Tim Batson, Bill Jackson and Frank Martinez. Miss Wanda Cass and Wayne Lee had been married the previous Saturday evening in a candlelight ceremony at the Baptist Church in Cause. The Hearne Eagles had closed out the 1963 season on a down note, losing to Caldwell by the score of 36-6. Coach Ken Batson's charges posted a season record of six wins and four losses. All four losses were in district competition.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Massey were houseguests in the home of their son, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Massey and Michael of Houston, at the weekend. Visiting in the C. S. Massey home on Monday and Tuesday was his brother, Gene Massey of Wortham.

LANDBANK J. N. Raney, Managor KEDKHAI. l.AND BANK ASSOCIATION 507 East 26th Street Bryan, Texas 77801 Telephone (713) 822-3018 THANK YOU For the kindness shown me with cards, flowers, prayers and other thoughtful deeds during my stay in the hospital. I am sincerely grateful.

My special thanks also to the staffs of the Hearne hospital and Scott and White Hospital. Ellen Cole 41-ltn aeaacaoBBi Russell's Furniture Appliance Furniture Mart New Fall Furniture Appliance arriving daily. Brighten up your home with a few accessories. Buy one piece or a We carry the best for less-money. Sealy bedding, Nova and decorator rugs, salem lamps.

Pictures-Name brand furniture-Appliance. 1034th 3rd St. Robertson County Courthouse News NEW CARS REGISTERED Mrs. Emma E. Koerber, Bryan, Oldsmobile.

Kenneth W. Brinkman, Caldwell, Chevrolet. T. C. Reistion, Hearne, Chevrolet.

Larry Eickenhorst, Cameron, Oldsmobile. Dean Carlton Incorporated, Hearne, Cadillac. B. F. Harris, Cameron, Oldsmobile.

Ross E. Cunningham, Hearne, Chevrolet. Michael Marline, Hearne, Chevrolet. Donald L. Langston, Bryan, Dodge.

Mary E. Williamson, Bryan, Dodge. Mrs. Herbert I. Phillips, Cause, Dodge.

W. David Maxwell, College Station, Dodge. Billy W. Harrison, Somerville, Chevrolet. Bryant Spence Hearne, Chevrolet.

Lavaughn Thomas, Caldwell, Chevrolet. Milton D. Sweat, Calvert, Ford. Clayton Herd, Bryan, GMC. Doris E.

Robertson, Bryan, Buick. W. L. Lightsey, Caldwell, Oldsmobile. J.

H. King, Calvert, Ford. E. Y. Ely, Hearne, Oldsmobile.

D. D. Williamson, Bryan, Dodge. Farm Supply, Franklin, GMC. Mr.

and Mrs. Felix Myers of Aransas Pass were in Hearne for his 10-year class reunion that was held at the club house on November 9. They were houseguests in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Myers, with their daughter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stinson and Paula of Killeen, also joining them for a delightful weekend. Four Seasons Nursery And Floral Center Open Monday Through Saturday ---10 a.m.

To 6 p.m. The Quality And Service Of The Wheelock Nursery Is Moving To Hearne, Across The Street From Dodge 703 Brown Street We Invite You To Visit Our Store And See Our Selection Of Plants, Flowers, Supplies And Gifts. Phone 279-5833 The Wheelock Nursery Will Be Open Friday, Saturday Sunday, 10 a.m. To 6 p.m. Phone 828-4434.

OPENING SPECIALS Bulbt hilodendrgn each $2.99 (By the Residents) We have had a lot of visitors the past week of so and wish to thank each and everyone of you that saw fit to come and visit with us, hoping you will come again soon. Mrs. Arlene May of Edna, Mrs. JeH Crump of Pasadena, Mrs. Agnes Phillips of New Baden and Mrs.

Ludle Schulti of Houston were all visitors recently. Visiting various people in the lodge were Ruth and Al New of Houston and Mrs. Aline Johnson of Munday. Visiting with W. L.

Hairston were Mrs. W. L. Hairston, Mrs. Beverly Hairston, Charles and Betty Hairston.

Miss Kathryn Kirby and Mrs. Betty Hairston visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kirby prior to Mr. Kirby being transferred to the Robertson County Community Hospital and have visited with Mrs.

Kirby several times since. Charles muckelroy visited with Grant Nelson as well as many other friends in the lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Allen visited with Joe Allen.

Mrs. Anthony Scamardo visited residents of the lodge also. Mrs. Mattie L. Epperson and Mrs.

Georgia Fay Webb visited with Mrs. Stellar Epperson and Henry Adams. Mrs. Carl Walker and Mrs. Bud Walker visited Mrs.

Lessie Murray on her birthday and also visited with the three to 11 shift employees that were fellow employees. Ben Murray visited also with Mrs. Lessie Murray. Roy Hodick and' wife from Caldwell visited with their granddad, Winfred Thomas. Mr.

Thomas was also visited by another granddaughter, Mrs. Alma Ruth Hodrick of Snook. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vaughn of Houston visited Mrs.

Corine Tyler, while Mrs. T. H. Smith visited with Henry Adams. Tommy Murray visited his mother, Mrs.

Lessie Murray. Ray Stubbs and Mrs. F. A. Talley visited with Mrs.

Ruth Stubbs and Gilbert Stubbs. Mrs. Molly Gandy spent the day with her son and family. Mrs. Lillie Parker and Mrs.

Lessie B. Martin visited Mrs. Alice Hughes, Mrs. Ollye Tullous and others in the lodge. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Woods, Clay and Jeff visited with Mrs. Sarab Josey.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. White visited Mrs. Mary Pickens and Mrs.

Hazle Thomas. Visiting with Winfred Thomas on Sunday were Mrs. Rosie Anderson, Mrs. Ada Petty and Roy Thomas. James Hutchins visited with Jesse Stamps.

Mrs. Josey was happy to see her daughter and grandson, Mrs. Clara Upshaw and Allen. Mr. and Mrs.

R. M. Best, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McNutt, Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Davis visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Williams and Ed Fulton. A daily visitor of Mrs. Sallie Guinn is her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Lee Nash. Also visiting with Mrs.

Guinn were Mr. and Mrs. Leon P. Edwards from Temple and Mrs, Mittie Adams. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel P. Jourdan of Oregon City, Oregon visited with Walter Tinsley. Visiting with Mrs. Ethel Boatmen were Mr.

and Mrs, H. L. Cochran of Griffin, Georgia. Mrs. Belt Martin was a visitor at the lodge this week, as well as Mrs.

E. L. Connor and Fred Thomas. We are all happy to have as new residents to the lodge, Warren Tinsley and Ed Fulton. We are all happy to have the following back into our midst and pray for their continuing recovery: Mrs.

Mary Purdom, Mrs. Mary Porter, Mrs. Rosy Williams, Mrs. Ollye Tulious, Mrs. Rachel Hughes, Gilbert Stubbs, Mrs.

Bena Nash, Mrs. Mary Nell Menn and Mrs. Plorine Poster. They have all had a stay In the Robertson County Community Hospital recently. Mrs.

Sammie McCullough visited the lodge recently and took her sister-in-law, Miss Annie McCullough to visit with her a few days. Mrs. Iris Key was visited by her sisters from Rockdale and Dallas one day this week. We offer our sympathy to Iris and her family in the recent loss of her brother-in-law, Charley. Mrs.

Vida Massey has been visited regularly by her sons and her daughter. Miss Cornelia Hurley is visited regularly by her sister, Miss Mary Hurley. John Harris of Norman, Oklahoma was a recent visitor in the lodge. Mrs. Bena Nash was escorted back to the lodge from the hospital by her son, Jesse and her daughter, Mrs.

Madeline Dunstan, both of Houston. We all enjoy having someone to come play "42" with us and we really appreciate Hanley Barker coming as often as he can to keep these games going. It was quite a surprise for Mrs. Mary Reeves when all three of her daughtrers came to visit with her the same afternoon. Johnny Birden is a daily visitor of his sister, Mrs.

Lillie Mae Majors. Mrs. J. L. Thomas visits with her mother, Mrs.

Kate Porter, almost daily. Mrs. Steve O'Neal of New Orleans, Louisiana was Irs Hearne fof her io-year class reunion before departing to her home on Saturday. Mrs. O'Neal spent last Week with her parents, Dr.

and Mrs. F. W. C. Karney, and her 'husband's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. O'Neal. Steve Muzyka Services Held Funeral services for Steve Muzyka, 83, of Bremond were held at 10 a.

m. Thursday, November 15, from St. Mary's Catholic Church with the Rev. Michael Krol, the Rev. B.

J. Zietek and the Rev. Marion Atomanczyk as officiating priests. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery of Bremond.

Mr. Muzyka passed away Tuesday morning, November 13, in the Robertson County Community Hospital of Hearne. He was born in Austria but came to the United States when he was 17 years old in 1907. Mr. Muzyka married Miss Elizabeth Koperczak of Bremond and they continued to live there where he was a retired farmer and a member of St.

Mary's Catholic Church. His wife preceded him in death. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Sophie Krysinski of Athens and Mrs. Pauline Yezak of Marlin; five sons, Antone Muzyka and Stash Muzyka of Houston, Louis Muzyka, Edd Muzyka and Joe L.

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