The Mexia Daily News from Mexia, Texas • Page 2

From Over The Bi-Stone Area (' Post- Donaldsnn pd by Mayor Tas S. Watson. The services will continue The program has been institut-ithroughoul the week. of pjM'd ac- oilier in conjunction with a move- lal rrvenuojment by the Chamber of Com- diiring the irnmT to entico indllstr 27. com-i to move to Firfiokl mi IKM i0(1 -The children of Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Rife Auril' nor 'heir parents on their Golden Wedding anniversary with open house at their home. 800 Cedar, Sunday, April 12, from 2 until fi p.m.

The children are Mrs. T. V. Smith of Teague; Mrs. H.

J. Hollyfiekl of Ilous ton, Kirk Rifo of Teague. Morris Kife and Jack Rife, both of Houston. Mr. and Mrs.

Rife were married April 12. 1914. by Justice of the Peace Elmer in Freestone. The cou- jple has resided in Freestone County all of their lives. INSURANCE Hospltalization, Accident Life and Group HERMAN FOCKE, Agent Southl-mH Life Insurance Co.

"I You Buy Insurance" GY6-2884 DR. W. DUKE PITTMAN DR. WILLIAM D. PITTMAN Contact Lenses Mexij, Texas Optometry I i WRIGHT CLEANERS Wright, Owner One Day Service Free Storage 500 E.

GY6-2589 BUFFALO (Spl.) The Trin ity District Youth Rally will be held at the Church of God in Buffalo, Monday night. Good music and preaching are scheduled. Pctures of church work in Japan wil lalso be shown. BUFFALO (Spl.) The an nual Charter presentation ceremony for Boy Scout Troop 67 will be held at the Buffalo High gymnasium Monday. The annual charter will be presented to the Buffalo Lions Club, sponsor of the troop.

This charter is for the year in Scouting ending Nov. 30, 1964. The troop was chartered on Dec. 1, 1957. GROESBECK (Spl.) Bill Bond has been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Huev Barnes on the board of trustees of the Groesbeck Independent School District.

The term to TEAGUE (Spl.) The Church of Christ will begin a series of gospel meetings Monday night at 7:30. The revival, ends April 12. Services will be whlch appointed will ex- 1,1 nnvf vonr held each evening at 7:30. V. W.

Hyhurst, minister of the Church of Christ in Lake Providence. and a former minister of the Teague church, will be guest preacher. pire in April of next year. Cusfom Excavating Trenching, Pipe Lino Salvage, Foundation Work Contract or Hourly Rates WELDING MACHINE SHOP Mexia Readi-Mix CONCRETE Delivered Anywhere C. A.

STEPHENS College Mexia Bus. 6-2549 Res. 6-4296 DR. JOHN R. DOB6S, JR.

OPTOMETRIST Glasses and Contact Lenses Taague, Texas TEAGUE (Spl.) The First Presbyterian Church will start revival services Sunday night at 7:30. The Rev. Thomas I. Sandlin of Wortham will be the evangelist. The Rev.

Richard Cerney will be in charge of music. HflVC YOU A Trust To Honor It can be reassuring to a bereaved family to know we are friends and that this friendship is a trust to be honored always. MIDDLE FUNERAL HOME South McKinney at Glendale MEXIA, TEXAS Funeral Home Ph. Downtown Office GY6-2331 CORLEY'S FUNERAL HOME Emergency AMBULANCE Service (Oxygen Equipped Cadillac AIR CONDITIONED INVALID COACHSS) We Accept Any Burial Policy at Pace Value. Phone 6-2887 Monuments, Markers and Mausoleums Albert Barnes Representing Dietz Memorial Company.

Waco Groesbeck. Box 131 Phone RA9-5426 Mexia, Box 1132 EUBANKS LUMBER CO. "BUILDERS AND DESIGNERS" HOME REPAIRS IS OUR SPECIALTY TELEPHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATE Phone GY6-3731 Mexia. Texas lilt warn nww Funeral Services For Leon County Man Set Sunday Funeral services for Lessie Thompson, 62, lifelong resident of Jewett, will be held Sunday at 1 p. m.

in the Friendship Baptist Church in the Friendship community of Leon County. A native of Jewett, Mr. Thompson died Tuesday in Methodist Memorial Hospital Houston. He was employed with the railroad. Officiating will be Elder Lee Brown.

Burial will be in the Friendship Cemetery, under direction of the Dorsey-Keatts Funeral Home. Surviving are his wife of Jewett; a daughter, Mrs. Vera Lee Hogg of Dallas; a son, L. C. Thompson of Dallas; a sister, Mrs.

Lucree Cleveland of Jewett; two brothers, Minor Sperlin of Ferris and 0. B. Thompson of Waxahachie; and 12 grandchildren. Funeral Rites At Wortham For Mrs. Mary Harris Funeral services will be lunday afternoon at lo'clock the Beulah Baptist Church in iVortham for Mrs.

Mary Harris 8, who died at Rusk on March 7. The services will be condu.pt- by the Rev. L. L. SheltteW iurial will be in the Wortham emetery with the Dorsey- Ceatts Funeral Home in charge arrangements.

Mrs. Harris was born at Bufalo on Oct. 4, 1885, and lived Buffalo and Wortham all of er life. She was a member of ic Baptist Church. Besides her husband, Ebb arris, of Wortham, she is sur- ived by a son, Lacy Jackson, Buffalo; two brothers, Abe aylor, of Dallas, and Willie aylor, of Buffalo, and a sis- er, Mrs.

Rebecca Taylor, of uffalo. Airman Jerry 0. Archer, ttfl of Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Archer of Coolidge, it beliif astigrted to Keetler AM, for technical tralndtf at a United States Air communications electrenics specialist. Airman who enlisted in the Air a short time age, hat completed his initial basic mlM- tary training at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. The airman graduated from Coolldge High School in and Abilene Christian. Ltmestont County Tabulates Salts On Platts GROESBECK (Spl.) More than 1,753 receipts plates have been reported to the office of the county tax assessor-collector, with, many more to be reported when area offices begin making final reports. "There will be twice this many when all receipts are in," an official in the tax assessor- collector office said.

Money taken in for license plates will be divided, between Limestone County and the state. The county receives all of the first $50,000 on license plate purchases, but thereafter, gets 50 per cent. The remainder goes to the state. There are 9,726 vehicles in the county, according to the official rols. The average cost per license To date, the county has $117,225.58 in revenue from 1963 registrations.

Of this amount, the state received $67,836.27. School Menu Monday: Barbecued weiners.j ackoyod ptas, buttered corn, cornbread, white bread, fruit, better, Tuesday: Red beans, French fries, Bfeklan, onions, corn- wfcfce fruit cob; and, butter. fork chops, potatoes, oojrnbread white broad, butterscotch squares, milk and butter. Hamburgers, potato. chjpt oc Fcilos, peanut but ter on.

crackers, brown-rimmed cookies and milk. Friday: Tuna salad, English pea salad, Waldorf salad, food cake, Rite, white bread and milk. Rots tlementery Monday: Dandy, dogs, black- eyed peas, macaroni and tomatoes, cornbread, white bread, fresh apples, milk and butter. Tuesday: Barbecue beef on buns, navy beans, dill pickles, cornbread, Jello, and milk. Eldtrly Victmt First "meanest man award" of 19N sfcHiJd to, the "con" Snow accumulation, on.

the heights around Mt. Olympus, reaches an astonishing total of 200 to 250 inches year. Unusually heavy falls are moisture-laden winds from the 'Con'MtnArt Wednesday: Steak, Catsup, creamed potatoes, English peas or red beans, cwttbread. fruit cobblers, and Thursday: Hamburgers, Frl- peanut, butter on Ritz crackers, ice cream and milk. Friday: Baked beans with sausage, French fries, spinach, cornbread, white bread, banana blondies, butter and tnilk.

Dunbar Seheel artist who 6 an elderly Monday: Navy beafis, weifc fwt Worth woflun qutof -WM ers, green freah apples, bread, milk and butter. Tuesday: Meat loaft, cabbagg, Nete, buttered corn, bread, milk and butter. Wednesday: Spanish rice, turnip greens, cheese strips, gingerbread, bread, milk and butter. Thursday: Chili beans, baked apples, bread or crackers, mjJk and butter. Friday: nv roni and pea Jello with fruit, milk and butter.

The man ajgfMfed at the wo- house tnd said he was the state agency. lit told the Wfcye.ar-old pensioner he was going to raise her check $4.00 a month. ftafc hod to buy a fiw tuUtoauisher te kikhen stove WOOMA paid man. brinn WOOMA paid to hw home ntwK A few 4W4 afp wan an and. OM victim.

tkf victim in Hubbard was siiiw-uvlgw E. C. a trottac cti Tehuacana, who brought story into the caused by the deflection otNewa in it might help Limestone County Veterons To Hear Zubik On Sunday GROESBECK (Spl.) The Limestone County courtroom is expected to be packed with World War I veterans Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The veterans, a majority from Limestone County, although others are expected from Hearrie, Franklin and other cities in adjoining counties, will hear Jack Zubiak of Bryan, a candidate for Congress. Mr.

Zubiak, an opponent of Olin E. Teague of the Sixth Congressional district, will talk about pending, legislation for veterans, according to Paul Humble, Quartermaster of Limestone County Barracks 1492 World War I veterans. everyone to, on guard a- gainst such 'pn" men. Beware! the West German govern- plans to build another thousand miles of by the end of this decade. "oxift CUy FORMER ASTRONAUT LEAVES HOSPITAL SAN ANTONIO (AP) Former astronaut John Glenn who quit the Senate race Ohio because of an ear checked out of an Air Force! nospital today.

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