The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 16

16 WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 21 Public Records of Galveston County Suits Filed ItTH DISTRICT COURT DorU Duhon, Indv. etc et vs. Golden Blakeruhlp. Dimaget.

COURT OF RELATIONS J- L. Smith vs. Helen Smith. Divorce. Mary Lw Mllllgui vs.

George MHIIgan. Jr. Divorce. Bartara Ann Smith vs. Kenneth EdmonU Smith.

Divorce. John S. Evans vj. Mildred Estelle Evans. Divorce.

PROBATE COURT Mary C. Flanagan. Deceased. Order to open box and will tiled. Sam Kartson, Deceased Will filed application for probate of will and letters.

Joe FlIjpH, Deceased. Will filed application for probate of will a muniment of title. Mrs. A. D.

(Lilly) Smith. Deceased. Will Hied It application for probate of will and letters. Proceedings IBTH DISTRICT COURT Donald M. Marfclc, Judge Doris Duhon, Indv.

etc et vs. Golden D. Blakenshlp. Damages. Judgment for plaintiffs, with apportionment between adult and minor plaintiffs, at defendant's costs as per decree filed.

COURT OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS JamejA.Plperi.Judge Ronald Allen Lancon vs. Rosalie Bernice Lancon. Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost; custody of child, support and visitation rights awarded, as per order filed Larry Carl Wesley vs. Mary Virginia Wesley.

Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cniel treatment at plaintiffs cost, as per order filed. Motion for contempt Is hereby dismissed. Sadie Viola Goodlow Hudson vs. Hayes Lavard Hudson.

Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost, custody of child, support and visitation rights awarded; community property adjudicated Jo Ann Baird vs. Richard E. Baird. Divorce.

Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost; custody of children, support and visitation rights awarded; community property adjudicated, as per order filed. Bonnie Jean Welch Elgin vs. Lewis Junior Elgin. Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at cost; as per order filed.

Plaintiff's former name of Bonnie Jean Welch restored. Elbert Junior Hailey vs. Ruby Hailey Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost; custody of children, support and visitation rtjfhL-i awarded. as per order filed.

(Catherine Ann Shannon vs. Walter Shannon Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost, custody of child awarded, as per order filed. Edward Leon Flippo vs. Myma Joy Flippo.

Divorce. Granted plaintiff on grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost, custody of children, support and visitation rights awarded: as per order filed, Betty Jean Walding vs. Donald Owen Walding. Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost, as per order filed.

Norma Jean Mullins vs John Robert Mullins. Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost: custody of child, support and visitation rights awarded; community property adjudicated; as per order filed. Levy Gordwtn vs Mary Joyce Gordwln. Divorce.

Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost, as per order filed. Virginia Turner vs. Donald C. Turner. Divorce.

Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost, custody of children, support and visitation rights awarded; community property adjudicated as per order filed. Violet Mae Thomai vs. Randall Thomas Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the grounds of cruel treatment at plaintiffs cost; custody of children, support and visitation awarded; community property adjudicated asperorderfiled. Jean Louise Prosper vs.

Mart M. Prosper Divorce. Granted plaintiff on the ground of cruel treatment at plaintiff's cost; custody of children, support and visitation rights awarded, as per order filed. Carolyn M. Blackburn vs John Blackburn.

Divorce Dismissed by plaintiff with prejudice; as plaintiff's cost as per order filed. Betty Louise Clare vs. Bill Rogers Clare. Divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff at plaintiffs cost, asperorderfiled.

Doris Morris King vs. Floyd Edward King. Annulment. Granted as per order filed; plaintiff's tormcr name of Doris Morris restored. COUNTY COURT NO.

I R. E. Magre.Judge Docket) The Staff of vs Irvis File a prohibited weapon Defendant found guilty on his plea of not guilty and punishment fixed at payment of a fine of 1100 and all costs of this proceeding. The Slate of Texas vs Lonnie Ray Merchant. Fail to control speed to avoid a collision.

Defendant found guilty on his plea of guilty and punishment Hied at a fine of Jl and all costs of this proceeding The State of Texas vs. Glen Kingston. Aggravated assault with a knife Defendant found guilty on his plea of guilty and punishm-nt fixed at a fine of J5Q and all costs of this proceeding. The State of Texas vs Leroy Floyd HIanak. Aggravated assault with a motor vehicle.

Defendant found guilty on his plea of nolo contendere and punishment fixed at confinement in the county jail tor a period of IS days and to pay a fine of $100 and all costs of this proceeding. Defendant is placed on probation for six months. The Stale of Texas vs Harry Lee Shorter Passing a worthless check Defendant found guilty on his plea of guilty and punishment fixed at a fine of fl and all costs of this proceeding. The State of Texas vs Harry Les Shorter Passing a worthless check. Defendant found guilty on his plea of guilty and punishment fixed at a fine of SI and all costs of this proceeding The State of Texas vs March Subjects Carrying a prohibited weapon Defendant found guilty on plea of guilty and punishment fixed at a fine of (100 and all costs of this proceeding.

The Stale of Texas vs A. G. Sims Vagancy. Defendant found guilty on his plea of guilty and puniihment (lied at a fine of 1 and all costs of this proceeding. The State of Texai vs.

LeRoy Floyd HIanak. Driving while Intoxicated. Defendant found guilty on his plea of nolo contendere and punishment fixed at confinement In the county jail for a period of 15 days and to pay a fine of £00 and all costs ot this proceeding. Defendant Is placed on probation for six months. The State of Texas vs.

John Duncan. Drunk in a public place. Defendant found guilty on his plea of guilty and punishment fixed at a fine of 11 and all costs of this proceeding. Marriage Licenses Gulllerma Moran and Karen Lea Atkinson. Vemie George Sanders and Carol Ann Hollingsworth.

William Chester Lamey and Mrs. Barbara Ann Revis. William Ross Coleman and Maola Blanton. Jackie Wayne Sims and Mary Anne Fields Arthur Ireland Miller and Mrs. Barbara Jean Hooper.

Jerri Richie and Mary Frances Russo. Keffus Shing Falls Jr. and Dfanne Lemon Rodney Benidlct Hickey and Cynthia Clara Mosley. Real Estate Luanne Elvina Boudreaux and husband to Clifford R. Corrick, Lot 73.

In Oak Park Section Two, J10. C. Fieselman, to Bankers Savings and Loan Association, lot 8, block 2, Bay Breeze. A subdivision, in the M. Muldoon Two League Grant, and lots 27 28.

29. in South Kemah addition oul of Jarboe Additon to League City, 115,151.93. W. Lander, trustee, to Southern State Bank. 108,827 square feet of land out of Denver Resurvey in City of Galveston as described, and 39.622 square feet out of Denver Resurvey in City of Galveston 35 described, (100,000.

Juanita Martinez McNew to John Colton and wife, iot 29. Amount Boat Basin Subdivision, 10. Oliver D. O'Bryan and wife to Union Carbide Corporation, lot Yeager Special Subdivision of the south of outlet 182 Galveston. 110.

Harry Patrick La porte to John N. Colton and wife, lot 29. Amburn Boat Basin Subdivision. 110. R- E.

Jones Investment, to Jones Builder. lot 27, block 7 Bayou Chantilly, Section 3. (10. R. E.

Jones Builder, to Joe D. Prihoda and wife, lot 27. block 7 Bayou Chantilly. Sec lion 3. Lena Klyng to William Dennis Alston and wile.

a tract of land out of the Chas H. Klyng 5-acre tract in S. F. Austin League. Survey 4, as described, (10.

George H. Bethune and wife to Kenneth Lovejoy and wife, the west 160 feet of the east 320 feet of outlet 180 townsile of Alia Loma, $10. T. Scruggs to Fulton Sumrall and wife, a 4.26-acn tract of land in the Mackay Webb Additiun to Algoa. (10 Texas City Rotarians To Host District Forum AT THE DIKE -Max Winkler art instructor, has donated his prize winning pen and ink drawing, "Saturday Morning at the Dike," to College of the Mainland Foundation.

The drawing, which depicts the Texas City Dike, won a first place in the recent Texas City Art Show. Ed Brown, foundation treas- urer, said the drawing is the first acquisition of a work of art by the foundation. He said the foundation hoped to acquire others in the future by donation or purchase, the art to be displayed at the new college now under construction. TEXAS CITY-The Texas City Rotary Club will host thd annual district assembly-leadership forum of District 591, Rotary International, here at the Holiday Motel June 10. James W.

Jensen, Holla, Missouri, has been appointed moderator by Rotary International President Kiyoshl (George) Togasakl. District 591, Rotary- International, has 30 clubs located in Southeast Texas. All rotarians are welcome to attend the assembly-leadership forum. All director! aid committee chairman from the GalveiUw Rotary club who are required to the dliliicl Ml assembly should make plans to arrive between a.m. June West End Lions Meet Tonight West End Lions will meet at Hill's Restaurant, 35th and Boulevard, at 7 p.m.

Wednesday for their ladies night party. It was earlier reported the meeting would be held at the Original Hill's, 15th and Boulevard. Glen Westrom, city planning director, will speak on urban renewal. Medical Roundup By Mentally Retarded Like Simple, Unexciting Jobs DR. WALTER ALVAREZ Births ST.

MARY'S HOSPITAL MAY! BOY BORN TO: Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Jensen. 1002 11 St Cilveston.

GIRL BORN TO: Rev. and Mrs. Ervln Gilford. I1M Stncl Galveston. MAY I BOY BORN TO: Mr.

and Mri. Wlnfred Hankev. 10151, Avenue Galveston. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Gomel, B17 Avenue R. Galveston MAY I HOY BORN TO: Mr. and Mrs. M. Moore an Braodway.

Galveiton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bramel. MO Hollv La Marque.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Branch 1103 Street. Galveston. Mr.

and Mrs. Howell. 471S Avenue PH. Gulvssum. MAY II BOY BORN TO: Mr.

and Mrs Travis Proctor 5316 Avenue Galveston. MAY1! BOY BORN TO: Mr and Mrs RoRer Behr. 2110 29 Street Galveslon. GIRL BORN TO: Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip J. Slrlmple. 501 IS Ave. TexasCltv. MAY 11 BOY BORN TO.

Mr and Mrs Henrv Chdland J318 Avenue R. Galveston GIRL BORN TO: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teller, Box 153 Alta lorna IF I HAD A MENTALLY retarded child, I would be much encouraged on reading recent articles in which the writers have told of their great success in using retarded young people in certain jobs that are simple and unexciting, but have to be done by someone. A mentally retarded person is happiest in a job which does not require a lot of thinking and planning and meeting of emergencies.

What he loves is a job that he has learned well and that then never changes from hour to hour or from day to day. Now I read in that splendid little journal "Performance; The Story of the Handicapped," published by President's Committee on the Employment of tbe Handicapped (Washington D.C. 20210) tbe story of a ranch in Goldthwaite, where Mr. Thurman Johnson and his assistants raise each year many thousands of turkeys and lambs. Today, the rancher employs 34 former residents of schools for the mentally retarded, and some people who have graduated from mental hospitals.

He has found these people to be good workers, and he is happy with them. To be sure, there have been some difficulties, but with the help of his foreman, Dan Tyson and his "Girl Friday," Mary McClung, these difficulties have been overcome. Last October, Mr. Johnson was named Outstanding Employer of the Year in the United States by the National Association for Retarded Children. As I said here recently, another great employer of the retarded and the handicapped is Henry Viscardi, of Abilities, Inc.

in Albertson on Long Island. It is always a great joy to me to hear of people like Mr. Johnson, who make an effort to employ people, people who are so handicapped that the ordinary employer does not care to hire them. AS THE EDITOR of Performance says, by giving 34 persons jobs, Mr. Johnson saves his state $75,000 a year in taxes, but that is only one good result of what he has done.

A much kinder act has been the giving of work, of an earned income, a reason for living, also self- respect, and joy to this group of human beings. Without work, their life would have been a hell of boredom. PUZZLING RECTAL PAIN People write to say that for some time, perhaps months or years, they have had a pain in or around the rectum, and no doctor can find what it is due to. Perhaps one doctor even operated to take off a little hemorrhoid (pile) or a little fissure, but that did not do any good. In some cases the pain was constant, and then I was almost certain that no local cause would ever be found for it, because the person said the pain was not brought on or made any worse by a bowel movement or the passage of gas.

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