The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 3

LITTLE LEAGUE GIANTS-(left to right) Front row, Keith Jentsch, Joe Ferranr, Jack Deason Dean Mitchell, David Howe, Fred JFerrara, Franky Falco. Second row, coach Bobby Satson, (Rodney King, Anthony Scamardo, Roy Mathewa, Jimmy Johnson, Ronny Smith, Wendell Johnson, Calvin Mfller and manager Gerald Howe. leelock BREMOND row; bat Kenneth Wachel and Kenneth Bienski, Lee Cantu, Paul Swick, Raymond Alvarado, John Zan, Tommy Yanowski. Second row, manager ffennan Yezak, Mike Wlchkoski, David Wilgainowaki, Mike Groholski, Patrick Zan, Larry "Bielamowicz, Raymond Antij coach Richard Bdelamowicz. Not ehowft, David Antla and Chris (Duran.

Army Promotes John H. Salter John H. Salter of Calvert was recently promoted by the Army to specialist four while, serving with the 14th Quar: iermaster Platoon in Spec, Salter is a petroleum, oil and lubrication handler, with platoon near Saigon. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Salter of Calvert. Visiting with Mrs, -Katie Taylor at the weekend were her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. O. V.

(Buddy) and -daughters; Nan "and Roxann, of Bloomington who also visited wtth Mrs. Brown's uncle, punt and cousin, MJr. and Mm. Biggs Clapp Kay. They ware Joined in Hearnft by Mr.

and Mrs. Veto Finley of Bloomington and -the group continued on to Hilltop for the -weekend. YOU BUY YOUR MATERIALS DIRECT FROM HEARN.TO LAMEST BUILDING CBNTB OR YOU HAVE THE ENTIRE JOB DONE FOR YOU BY Aft 1 A ft ft 0 I I ft EITHER WAY YOU SAVES L. K. J.

Summer Is really here Judging by the thermometer. Mobile homes be OK but you can't beat a big house for keeping cool in the summer "and winter for that matter, too. The work must go on but there is more time to rest in the shade. Miss Wanda Ramsay, daughter of Mr. and Mlrs.

J. D. Ramsey of Wheelock, and Lynn Rumfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rumfield of Edge, were married at the First Baptist Church here on Friday evening at seven o'clock.

Maid of honor was Miss Settle Ramsey of Franklin, the best man was Edward Rumfield. brother of the groom. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride's gown was an empire style of organza over taffeta, with shoulder length net -veil held in place with orange blossoms. Miss Edith Melton played the wedding music, a medley of traditional love songs.

The Rev. Clifton Barnett officiated. Mr. Rumfield is a graduate of East Texas University at Naeogdoehes. They plan to live at Edge.

The wedding was attended by relatives only, as was the reception at the bride's home here. Little Kelly and Conlee Ann, daughters of and Mrs. Allen E. Wilson of Denver, Colorado flew in to visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Conlee Wilson.

Their parents were unable to accompany them at this time. Sheila Nichols of Austin is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nichols here. Mis? Miller is va- teationing at her ranch home here since Houston schools are having vacation.

Mrs. Mattie Rambo, also a teacher in Houston schools, was present at church today. The Deaeerat, Me growing materialism, and lack of public concern righting the wrongs of contemporary society." It begins to look likei we ar to blame. The town square and the church landscapes were mowed and it would be nice for everyone to get weeds cut, not only as a clean up job but for the benefit of sinus sufferers. Visiting with Mrs.

Jackson on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hutchings of Houston and Mr.

and Mrs, Willis Hicks and little Cheryl of Bryan. The New Hope Baptist She leaves this week on a buf Church reports a fine meet- Oran Bishop; K. Taylor; S. B. Taylor; Frarikie W.

B. G. Taylor; Taylor; James vacation trip for 23 days which leaves for California, then up the west coast to Oregon, returning 1 by way of i Utah, Idaho and Colorado. Twenty five people make the trip together. Mrs, Ula Ruddle, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Leighman and little Meredith left for a visit in Washington, D. c. and parts of Virginia. Little Meredith hopes to see her grandmother for the time.

The housewarming for Mrs. Lucille Parker was a most enjoyable affair tor all the many people attending and there were many useful and welcome gifts considering her house and all contents were destroyed a few ago by Are. Sara Hedrfck and Ed Dutch were visiting with Mrs. Jackson one afternoon bringing photographs he had taken of house and surroundings. He is quite a photographer, getting (pictures of the deer in the pastures and telling us about; th Picture he got of the sunset which overlooked a inefl ing on Sunday.

Many wer in attendance with large donations. Dinner was served to (all. Xlow covered with blackeye Susans- He Just couldn't wait to develop the film. The Rev. Clifton Bailey, ipastor of the Franklin-Wheelock I when Dick McBride Rites Saturday for Dick McBride of New Baden were held at 2 p.

m. Saturday, June 5, from the Wew Baden Baptist Church with the Rev. Les- Mills offlcialng. Burial was in Franklin Cemetery. Mr.

McBride, 57, died Thursday morning in the Veterans Hospital at Ho Earl Cobb; Annje T. Cobb; Rosa Howell; and each of them if living, and if any of the above named Defendants are dead, then their unknown heirs, assigns, and legal representatives of each and all of them, together with all of the unknown owner or owners of the hereinafter described lands, Defendants in the hereinafter styled and numbered cause, GREETINGS: You and each of you are commanded to appear by filing a written Answer to the Plaintiffs Petition at or before 10:00 o'clock A. M. on the first Monday after the expiration cf 42 days from the Issuance hereof, and the same being Monday, the 12th day of July, A. D.

1971, before, the District Court of Robertson County, atjfte Courthouse iii Franklin, Texas. original Petition filed by Donald Ray Oliver Plaintiff named therein against the Defendants named in this Citation, and the of the case is Donald Ray Oliver vs. W. K. Taylor, etal, and given Cause No.

10,897 Wajkinpton COWSSSSMAJf SOMPOAOS On June 2 our committee approved an extension of the sugar program by a vote of 30 to three. This I the earliest hi the year this bill haa ever been brought to the floor. Veiy (few people understand the sugar program. I will try to give an explanation of it in a later letter Today the House passed the Legislative Approfiriatton BUI. I was one of the who voted against it.

I did so because it contained an $60 to build a new Congressional library building; which to proposed to be erected directly on ithe site acquired under Mr, The suit is a suit in Trespass I JUa le a fu- to Try Title and to remove office or 1 commit. all ton. He was born January 22, 1914 in New Baden and spent the majority of his lifetime as a musical performer. He was married to Laura Lee Owens of New Bden and they were on radio for many years. Mr.

McBride 'was retired and lived on a ranch in New Baden. He was a member' of the New Baden Baptist Church, Franklin Masonic Ledge and a veteran of World War H. Surviving are his widow of New Baden; one daughter, Sharon Sue MteBride of Dallas; four sisters, Mrs; Cora charge was returned Webb and Mrs. Sallie Hamil- the United Methodist BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING ELECTRICAL FLOOR WALLPAPER PANELING PRB.FINISHED MOULDING WINDOW SHADES DOORS-- WW- DOW8 CARPETS TOOLS MIRRORS ONE STOP SERVICE FOR FREE REMODELING ESTIMATE Cafl 279-3471 FINANCING ARRANGED Regular $9,98 Gal CHINCH BUG $7 W. F.

SANDER Co. (Church Conference met in Houston last week. The report "Religion in America 1971" insights into attitudes and feelings of todays clergy and. comes from a nationwide survey by the 'Gallop organization, "America's cleigy are. a discouraged lot, not a collapse of personal faith.

Belief in God was af- by of almost all ministers, priests and rabbis. "They cite declining church attendance, widespread evir. dence of public indifference to moral and. spiritual values, COANEB A MARKET HEARNB, TEXAS LA FIESTA CAFE WILLWB CLOSED MONDAY A TUESDAY OPEN WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY from a. m.

It sa. ton of Houston, Mrs. Gertrude Corn of Baden and Mrs. Dorothy Merryman of Franklin; and two brothers, Rudolph McBride of Houston and Tom McBride of Franklin. Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Roll and son, Michael Charles. of Houston visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Orts during the weekend.

Mrs. Roll and son remained for a longer visit when their husband and fattier returned to Houston on Sunday afternoon, Mr, and Mrs. Woodrow Tidwell were guests during "the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Hlnkle and family in Dallas, THE STATE OF TEXAS TO: New York ft Texas Land Company; William C. Bondj Mark T. Cox; Thomas R. White, Henry Taylor; Lizzie Reagan; Ludle Reageir, Hattte Kennedy; Pat Bishop; all clouds of title and the Plaintiff pleads the and 10 year Statute of Limitations'.

The suit -also involves the declaring of the true of the said tract of land. The property involved is described as follows: All of those certain Five (5) tracts of land located and situated in the Francis Slaughter Survey, Abstract No, 338 in Robertson County; located and situated approximately one mile south of the City of Franklin, and containing 10 acres. acres, 13.003 and 20.10 acres, more or leaf, and being the same, tracts of land described in the Deed to Marvin Ellis Cobb, et ux, dated March 1, 1961 and duly recorded in Vol. 207, pagA 594 of the Deed of" Robertson County, Texas, reference being made to the said Deed for a full description of the tracts of land by and bounds and for all That on or about the 1st day of May, A. D.

1971 the Plaintiff was the owner in fee eimple and possession tnerebf when Defendants unlawfully entered the land 'elnO, dCCvCCsj to damage in the sum of $10,000.00. That the Defendants are asserting various and sundry interest and title 1 1 tand unknowta to, Plaintiff herein and their tttte is inferior to that of Plaintiff. This the only- site left available Congressional expansion. do not need to build a legislative at ttris time and I do not foresee, that tor many 1 years, but it to me Chat we must legislate for the future rather simpigr for the moment. We build the great city which we all want for the capital -of our country unless we dawn the road for hundreds of yeant and, this large expenditure made simply to serve momentary needs wtth no consideration of.what we going to need in the next century.

Earlier in the I voted fajr an amendment to the Manpower Bill which I felt would have given considerable protection against what I fear will be the trary and 'wasteful of the Department Labor. TM amendment lost, think we all agreed that we must make provision for the The founder, Charles built it out of cedar and white rock hills, igrandaon, Clinton Booth, afcd the manager, Bill Roberts, have maintained it, DonH let anybody tell that all the great our state are way out in Texas. That the Defendants named herein are GranteeFor in certain appearing of record and the Plaintiffs do not know the of other parties that may be involved nor the interest or title, 11 any, claimed by the as set out herein. If Citation not served within 90 from and alter the date of issuance, It shall be returned unserved. The Officer executag this Writ promptly the according the requirements of the lair and the hereof, and make due return the law lamed and given tinder my and sssl of said Couit at Franklin, the 28 day of May, D.

1971. Joe Carl W111U District Clerk Robertson County, (Seal) employment of our who from YJetnem and we should, kisofaf as offer them Job. er than biU provide toba. therefore, voted for biU even It far tram 1 for Texas Triday nJgnt, Saturday I Attended a cattle. man's meeting at Flat Top ranch.

every citizen of our dletrtct couM visit tbto ranch In Warthein tangHHe at wnet watar tton, and good cattle do. Artbougfa not I think it is tte prettiest ranch in Texas, an4 it pcodacttvei G. M. Person's Funeral Friday; Funeral Services for Grfdy Nathaniel Foraon, 59, of Elm Mott held at 3:30 p. Friday, June 4, in the chapel of Rumple funeral Home' in Bremond with the 'Rev.

ioe Rc.berts officiating and burial following in Walnut Ceqie- tery. Mr, Forson passed in a Waco hospital on Wednesday morning. He was bbrn AprlP 13, 1912 in Bremond and married Viva Mae Dunn of Bremond in 1947. They lived In Ennis, Houston and Bremond before making their home hi Elm Mott during 1900. He was employed with McLennan Community College.

Mr. Forson was an Agmy veteran of World War HJ a former member of the Franklin American Legion post and he was a member of the Gholson Baptist Cbuich. Survivors include the widow; two Mrs. James (Linda) Ferguson of Elm Mott and Mrs. Danny (Melba) Walpole of Waco; four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Mable Elliott of Franklin and Mrs. Mildred JohiMon of McGregor; fcnd four brothers, Hollis Forson of Groves, John Forson of Rofciin- sbn, Hearn Forson of Marlin and Cecil Forson of Waco. DANCE V.F.W. Hall CAL.VERT Sat, Jue 12 MUSIC BY The.