The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 1

Microf iln Box 8O66 Dallas, 1 13, Sec. 1, Pasc 3 "You sh 1 1 th-rrfor- the Lord your God. and his charge, his statutes, his ordinances, and his commandments always." Deut. 11:1 THE HEARNE Hearne's Own Newspaper For The Past Seventy Years Established 1890 A COPY VOLUME 70 HEARNE. ROBERTSON COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY.

JULY 15. I960 TWELVE PAGES NUMBER 20 At City Hall Budgets for the City of Hcarne for the fiscal year were distributed to members of the Council this week and are also on display at the City Hall for those wishing to examine the proposed City operation. The budget was prepared by Curb Gutter Program Started In South Hearne The City of Hearne curb and gutter program on Cedar Street, between Barton Street, and Lost Creek, was begun this week. The program calls for installing curb and gutter, after which the street grade will be lowered and then repaved. Mayor H.

C. Kelly and the mem- city Monday morning, July PROPERTY OWNERS arc bcrs of the City Council. Mrs. E. Strong Passes Away Mrs.

Emma Strong, 84, the City Manager N. L. McCarver mother of Wilbur Strong of and approved and adopted by! Hearne, passed away in Texas Carter Services Held Thursday after a several weeks illness. Funeral services were conducted from the First Methodist Church, Texas City, Tuesday at 4 p. m.

with the Rev. Brawner and the Rev. W. Gardner officiating. Interment was in Galves- IIEARNE'S MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL is the scene of one of the outstandins events weekly in the Summer Recreation Program.

Participating in the summer program are more than 1,000 from this area.Swimming instructions are held at the pool weekly for girls, boys and adults under the direction of Coach Ken Batson. The swimming pool has also gained in popularity with the public this year and is open each afternoon and evening during the summer months, Photo) Mrs. C. B. Carter, 79, formerly ton Memorial Cemetery, of Franklin, succumbed at the In additio to son of Two-Way Radio System 8 w1 ity tf I EKMAA 1 I To Be Installed By City Winning Three New Tractor The Phillies are still on the, The City of Hearne has receiv- City Manager N.

L. McCarver has been authorized by the City Council to purchase and have installed a new two-way radio system including eight mobile units and the base unit. At the same time, the City applied for a new license to oper- New Operator For Service Station Announcement is made in the! prowl in the teen-age baseball league of the Summer Recreation Program. Thursday, July 7, Marc Nigliazzo threw a no-hitter at the Tigers winning 5-2. Friday, July 8, they took the ed and placed in operation a new home of a daughter, Mrs.

O. W. Dutton, at Meridian Tuesday night. Funeral services were conducted from the Franklin Baptist Church Thursday at 4 p. in.

with burial following in the Franklin cemetery. MRS. CARTER was born at Hearne, Mrs. Strong is survived by five daughters, Miss Ruth Strong of Texas City, Miss Inez Strong of Houston, Mrs. H.

C. Jackson of La Marque, Mrs. W. J. Peterson and Mrs, Ray W.

Roberts of Texas City; five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Yorktown and moved to Franklin as a young lady where she lived until 15 years ago when she New paying for the curb and gutter, with the City assuming the balance of the decision made recently by the City Council. J. E. (Snooky) Mathis, local contractor, is in charge of the curb and gutter work.

The Council has authorized City Manager N. L. McCarver to contact property owners on Calvert -Cypress Street to the old Mumford Road to ascertain if they are interested in a curb and gutter program. This program would be on the same basis as the Cedar Street owners paying for the curb and gutter and the City bearing other expenses. Democrat that Dee Hitt Jr.

is wi Jtmmy Batgon cking up mode i machine. now operating the Texaco Ser- the win. Tuesday, July 12, the Phillies won a thriller from the White Sox, 4-1. Robert Neff hit a home city's operations instead of just; Hitt is a native of Cameron andj run or the Sox in the first for ate the radio system. The license'vice Station on Market Street requested is one for general gov- formerly operated by Worth ernment to be used in all the; Brock.

uacior in me streets ana utilities departments. The tractor is equipped with a front loader and back hoe (for digging). The Council authorized the purchase of the tractor at a price of $7,639 less trade-in for the old model machine. moved to Norman, Okla. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs.

Dutton, Mrs. Hubert Brasington of Corsicana, and Mrs. Robert Rucker of Norman, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. mrs. Stephens, Hearne; A.

J. Brazelton, Hearne; Ed Peschel, Brenham; L. A. Stephenson, Hearne; Mrs. Gertrude Gallagher, Toledo, Ohio; T.

C. Brandle, Bourbon, Mrs. J. C. Judkins, Calvert, Mrs.

R. E. Jones, Hearne. by the police department, as has retired from the Air Force last been the case in the past. November after 20 years service.

the only run off Jimmy Batson who allowed three hits. Two Little League Teams A NEW F. C. C. ruling places; Mr.

and Mrs. Hitt (the former Tne Phillies will play Cald-! Barbara Brock) and their chil- )well there Juy anri dren, Dee Anne, Gloria, Patricia here Frid ay, July 22, at 4 p. m. the new system on a narrow band instead of a wide the present system obsolete as it cannot be converted to the narrow band, McCarver said. and Michael, are living on the Bryan highway in the Stanford 1 house.

4 Hearne Future Farmers To National Convention A delegation of four Future convention during Farmer members representing, sessions. the Hearne High School Future Farmer Chapter will go to Houston, July 20-22, for the 33rd State Convention of that national i rural boy organization. Headed by Herbert Bates, chapter president, the group will he accompanied by Leon J. I Tomlin, vocational agriculture teacher and FFA advisor. Others in the group will be Pete Scarpinato, Don Hay and Claude Armstrong Jr.

James Alfa Dotson, state vice president of Area III, will arrive FUTURE FARMERS, five thousand strong are expected at See FFA, 4, Sec. 1 Youth Fellowship To Sponsor Feast The Methodist Youth Fellowship will sponsor a watermelon feast and motion picture Monday, July 18, from 6:30 until 9:00 p. m. at Grace Methodist Church. The movie will be "Stars In My Crown" starring Joel Mc- the regular Crae.

The movie will begin at! and 9:00 p.m Proceeds will go to the M. Y. F. to help support the summer pro- i gram and youth activities week. Name Champion Cowboy Of Local Amateur Rodeo Leon Bauerle of Austin and 'Scooter' Pizzitola of Houston lied for top honors as best ali in Houston Sunday, July 17, around champion cowboy during assist with preliminary arrange- the Hearne Amateur Champion- on July 7-8-9.

the toss and the ments for the convention. ship Rodeo will also assist in directing the Bauerle won HEABNB MEMBEftS of Boy Scout Jamboree Troop who will attend the National Scout Jamboree at Colorado City, Colo, are shown above. Scoutmaster of the Troop from the Arrowmoon District ia WfHnir Strong of Hearne. Local Scouts who will attend the July 23-tt Jamboree are Frank Milton S. Strong, Wilbur S.

Strong and Jimmy Fleming HI. (BJtsf PSoto) I trophy saddle as the champion i cowboy. In other events, belt buckles given the top winner of i each event as follows: Bareback riding Pizzitoln, I first place; Curtis Burlin, Bryan, second place; Ed Boran, ihird; J. D. Davenpost, Three i Rivers, fourth.

BARREL Wall- ing, Bremond, first; Betty Hol'- day, Bryan, second; Mattie Ger- rkee, Bryan, third. Calf Urban, Goliad. first; Billy Rippy, Dripping Springs, second; 'Poochie' Lyons, Goliad, third; Hal Churchill, Houston, fourth. Bull F. Reeves, first; Bobby Bradbury, second; Jimmy Coquat and Gerald Barefield, split for third and fourth.

BUSINESSMEN'S calf tie Perrone, first; Roy L. Henry, second; Odis A Hoyt, third; O. W. Couch, fourth. Steer first; Maurice Champion, Spring, second; Neal Avery, San Antonio, third; Roy Roberts, Huntsville, fourth.

I The rodeo was sponsored by the Hearne Roping Club as a feature of Hearne's Western Week, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. New Arrivals Mr, and Mrs. Sandyr Scarmar- do announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Jeanine, in a Hearne hospital July 9. A son, Joe Gregg Moore III, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Joe G. Moore Jr. in a Hearne hospital on July 8. Mr. and Mrs.

Brooker Stegall are the parents of a son, born in a local hospital July 14. Richard Lee is the name given the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherry L. Albritton, born in a Hearne hospital July 10.

Judge A. G. Scott returned to his home in Franklin last weekend after having been hospitalized in. a local hospital. Fred H.

Smith of Bryan was hospitalized Saturday night from injuries sustained when he was trampled by a bull at the Hearne Rodeo. Smith received broken ribs, concussion of the brain and I his right lung was collapsed. tending physicians said he is im- I proving but is still in critical condition. Smith is connected with the Animal Husbandry Dept. of College.

Charles A. Langston, an em- i ployee of John Nigliazzo, received painful burns to his body when a tractor caught fire on tho Nigliazzo farm late Wednesday afternoon. Doctors describe his condition as satisfactory. MEMBERS OF THE DODGERS Little League team are: front Conner, Bobby Boggan, Darrell Pinkerton, Melvin Davenel (bat boy), Elmo Neal Douglas Mandrel). Standing- Leon Davenel, coach; Norman Ray Bishop, Douglas Utecht, George Smith Donald Kaley, Sammy Corpora, June Baker, manager.

Not shown is Mike Maris. Photo) Two Cents Worth The Long Journey Home (See Luke Waters Page 2, See. 1 THE CABDIMAL8 LITTLE LEAGUE team it composed of the following in regular play: JCMC Salazar, Kenny Johnson, Ronny Baker (bat boy), Joey Gallagher, Billy BaUon. Crook, coach; Adrian Cordova, Bobby Bataon, John Zmierski and Larry Westbrook. Not shown are manager, Bob Stovall, Mike and Jim Stovall, Phil Davenel, Mike Willingham and Gary Bishop.

(BAB Photo) Goodman Rites Held Thursday Funeral services for Albert Goodman were held in Bryan last Friday at 4 p. m. with the Rev. Morris House and the Rev. Burns Willis, pastor and associate pastor of the First Methodist in Bryan, as the officiating ministers.

Burial followed in the Bryan cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Calvin Pigg, C. E. Gray, Elsey Williams, Fred Jones, Schroeder and Ed Blazek. MR. GOODMAN succumbed in a Hearne hospital Thursday afternoon.

He was born in New Baden but had been a resident of Bryan since 1916. He had been employed at Central Hardware Co. in Bryan since the business was founded in 1938. Mr. Goodman was a Veteran of World War I and a member of First Methodist Church.

He is survived by his wife of Bryan; a daughter, Mrs. Jack. Glover, of Abilene; five sitters, Mrs. Odel Stone and Mrs. Maggie Griffin of Hearne, Mrs.

Daisy Brown of Rockdale, Mrs. Mary Blue of Independence and Verna Hall of KUlacn; throe brothers, H. Goodman of Waco, Tom and Grover Goodman of Franklin; and thwt grandchildren..