Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 4

Page Four Kotrvllle Mountain Sun, Kerrville, Texas, July 14, 1965 "A Rerrvitlc Institution for More Than Mountain Home Mis. Km.iry Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Scth Prater of l.ois Cai-ponier of San AntoniojSonora visited Mrs. Alfred Rlle- vistcd Mr and Mrs.

II. M. matin Sunday, They are Mr Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde visited Mr.

and Sunday. Mrs. Carl Set-rest .1. A. flolton of Kerrvillr and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Kill ol IFarliii- visited Mr. and Mrs. John Chancy Sunday. Mrs.

Kilt is Mr. llollon's twin Mr. and Mrs. Harold biTciit Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Biersohwalc of Harper were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Weslev Ellebrceht I'lrlluliiy Parly Mrs. DmltTSladl's chil- party Sunday afternoon at tlwj Melhodisl Youth building.

Tlr.se present were. Mr. and Mrs. (Jrady Walker. Mr.

and 'Paris Smith of Kerrville, Mr. and family Living I Mrs. Archie Lee. Mr. and Mrs.

Bicrsclwalo. of Harper, andj visiliim his pan-Mis. Mr. ami Mrs. Mr i Sam Poorman.

The group wenlj X(lf s(( l(m 0 fishing on the South Llano Mon- dav. cream and cake served. i Miss Pally Eikors of Hondo Mrs. Bill Heard and Rucsl of spent s-everal days in Collliwaite; W( s)( for two last week with Mr. and Mrs.

l.e-:..... .1 roy Heard. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Talberl Mr.

and Mrs. Freddie Dudcr-jand family of Kagle Pass visited stadt had as their guests parents. Mr. and Mrs. B.

N. day. Kvclyn.Tinkor and JTalhert, last week. They also Tr.mlinson of Rocksprings. H.

her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peril and daughter. Barbara, Stark c.f Hunt.

Harper, Mr 1 Bobby Morris and; children of K'errviile. and and Mrs. Wayne Barrett and Mrs. Calvin Smith and sons anil familv of KNTKIES in the 4-H UITSS Revue, were, left right Jennie Lintnn llolckump, Ruth O'Connor, Laura Louise I'fcullcr, Yvonne Henderson, Sharon Littlefield, Pamiiln Guithric and Beverly Lich. photo Harper News Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Androgg I and daughters. San Antonio of Ingram. Other guests have rs last Misses been Mrs. Lois Arnold, Mrs.

end. (leorge DudiTsladt, Johnnie schwale of Harper and Jim Wai-, Craig, a retired min- lace of Houston. Ingram, is preaching at. djj, xunsel p.aplisl Church each Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence until a minister is called and family and Mr. and for the church. Clarence Stahl -Acre in Christi last week end. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Walden, Karla and Darlaj and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crosby of Eileen Hopf and Cor us Chrisli aml Mr ailcl Ml Katherine Stevens have returned from the grand assembly of the of I he Rainbow, held in Dallas.

Misses Connie Honig and Janice Rode arc spending this week in Jim Crosby and children of Dallas have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stevens.

Family Reunion The William and Verena Ancl- rcgg Honig family reunion was Corp us Christi. Mr. rs 'jheld at Hie Sam Honig home with Mr. and Mrs. ,1.

W. Haynie and i John Honig. parents of 61 in attendance. Five of the six Only By Custom Design Can You Get Individuality Residential and Commercial Design Fur Consultation, Plans and Specifications CALL CL 7-7108 129 WEST WATER STREET Mac's Sanitary Service Cesspool, Septic Tank Cleanout Bacteria Growth Furnished ALL WORK GUARANTEED went to Los Angeles, with the Harper Band. Rickie and Carlos Rocdcr arrived last week by plane from Now Jersey to visit their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Roedcr. William Lee Lange, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lange.

has been named a Distinguished Student in the College qf Engineering at 4- Mrs. Robert Webb and children of Rod Oak have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Oehlcr. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Smith of Scguin were recent guests of his mother, Mrs. Ida Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack McCovan and daughters have returned lo Austin after a visit with her parents. Mr. Oehlcr. Mrs. Herman Mrs.

Fred Nabers was in San Antonio last week for a visit with her son, Gene Nabers, and his family. S-tl Junction Highway Phone CL 7-4304 children, Jimmie and Beth, of l.evellaml visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Esles, last week (living children attended, Ben Honig of Castell, Mrs. Bill Haynie of Lakewood, Mrs.

Fred Clemens of San Diego, Calif, Sam Honig, and Ernst Honig of Tyler. The oldest attending was Fred Clemens, 77, of San Diego, the youngest, John Whitney, three month son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitney of Lillian, Alabama. The reunion will be held again next year, same time, same place.

The Friendly Sewing Club will meet July 22 with Mrs. Al Kramer. All members arc urged to attend. There will be no quilting at the meeting. Legion Auxiliary Anna Faye Bode was named president of the Auxiliary of the Harper Post of the American Legion at the meeting held Friday evening.

Installation of officers was set for the August meeting. At this itime Ihe representatives of the Blue Bonnet State, Gay Walker and Raymond Jones, will make reports. Other officers are Peggyc Brown, and Stella Whitworlh, vice presidents; Foy Gamcl, secretary; Vcrdic Fletcher, treasurer; Jane Bailey, chaplain; Elizabeth McDougall, historian and Marie Taylor, historian. Jim Armstrong is the com- Tivy Teen Talk braln damage, The last report on her condition was thnt she was showing slight Improvement, The days are getting hotter and hotter with the temperatures nearly 100 every day. And these high temperatures and hot days are what makes on afternoon at a pw)l or Ingram Dam so refreshing.

It typical watermelon weather and there is nothing bet tcr than a picnic with swimming and a big meal topped off with an ice-cold watermelon. County Agent News Hems Sheep and Goat producers arc busy drenching sheep and goat? according to reports from stockmen who say thai the stomach worm of sheep and goals is most prevalent. One distributor of drench said he sold 150 jugs of the drench last week. Conditions insofar as moisture and temperature' are conderned arc ideal for these inteslional parasites. Pheno- thiozine and thiobenzole are recommended drenches with the later showing most promise, particularly so when resistance to phenothiozine is evident.

Kerrville Saturday In preparation 'or our District show in January. Vfason County sheared some- Jiing over 200 and reports from other shearing locations have nrat. received. Likely some 000 or more goats were involved in Ihe shearing program. By PENNY VON ESSEN Sharon Pancoast was here visiting last week end.

She is now attending summer school at Denton and her family is nqw living in Lake Jackson. Mary Ann Myers, Cindy Lochte and Sandra McCormick arc all spending the week at the Girl Scout Camp. They are acting as junior counselors, mainly on Ihe waterfront. Stanley Caulkins has joined the club of cast wearers by breaking a bone in his leg last week. And take it from him, being in a cast and qn crutches for -part of the summer just isn't that much fun.

Danelle Recs, art editor for the Tivy yearbook, is leaching art classes at the Hill Country Arts Foundation Ibis summer. Her classes range from the ages of six to sixteen years. Robbie GrolL had a friend down from Houston this past week. She entertained her by showing her a little of what we do in the summer including swimming and horseback riding. We are all anxious to hear of any improvement in the condition of Ann Liljedahl.

She was injured in a car accident just outside of Austin and was taken to the Brackenridge hospital there where she received surgery for Over 100 million sterile screw worm flies were released last week according to a Mission Laboratory report. A sharp decline in worm cases in Texas is reported but Real, Bexar and KendaL Counties each reporting a case The Senate Appropriations Committee in Washington is insisting that federal funds appropriate for this program be on a match ing basis and if such takes place llien approximately $2.5 million dollars annually will be nccdet lo keep the program going in addition to a like amount of Federal funds. Hay baling over the county is in full swing, with an unusually good yield being reported in most 230 Angora goals were shorn in NEW CASE. 10 and 12 HP GARDEN TRACTORS with Hydra-Static Drive mandcr of the Legion Post. Parents Pay For Equipment Damage Sheriff Leon Maples reported that parents were making resti- ution for damages lo road equipment which was damaged in the hint area last week.

The equip- iiL'nt belonged to Pete Schumach- i-r, and three boys, 16 and 18 years old, caused damages to the extent of $150. More than fun to drive-they WORK like tractors! They look like tractors and they irnrk like tractors. Ideally ixnvereil and for all the part time gardening chores of small acrcago KnniniHi'1'il I'ig-trartor thinking inoiv usable horsepower and I lydra- Static Drive, new hydraulic-ally driv- iOii, all-tfeur Infinite speed and instant reverse for i fast MiaiK-uvcriiiK- I'U'nly poii'i'r 'for the heavy work use full engine power even at crmx-r linf oj (illachmcnts available, The big muscles of a Case garden tractor work lor you all year mowing with rotary or reel type mowor, gardening, dozing, hauling, plowing snow. test drive a Case 130 or 180 today at MARVIN WILLIAMS 328 St, Kerrville CC 740011 SPECIALS JULY 15 16 17 FRYERS WHOLE OR CUT'UP GROUND BEEF 39t WISC'C. vSI BRAND CHEESE lb.59c HAMBURGER PATTIES 8 Patties to I Ib.

55c PIT COOKED BAR-B-Q ON BUNS EACH NO LIMIT 39C OR 3 FRANKS 39c BULK LRS. DRAFT BEER LONE STAR QT. 45c CASE 4.99 BEER PEARL fi PACK GLASS CANS ONLY (OWN PIA7A "Only the Best for our Ctutomtrt" Across strttt from H.E B. 210Quinton CL 7-4454 REPORT OP CONDITION OF THE Chas. Schreiner Bank Of Kcrrvlllc, Kerr County, Texas, at the close of business on June 30, 1905, State 15 a Federal Reserve District to.

11. ASSETS 'ash balances with 11 banks, cash terns in process of collection $2,409,082.30 Jnitecl States Govern- nent obligations, direct and guaranteed Obligations of Stales md political subdivisions 2,033,770.83 and discounts (including $1,481.15 overdrafts) .1,041,118.07 Sank premises owned furniture and fixtures $50,538.03 281.830.01 Other assets Total Assets $12,257,526.12 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, a r- ihips, and corpora- ions $7,8851.140.07 Pime and savings dc- josits of individuals, pafiTerships, and corporations Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings i Deposits of States and political subdivisions Deposits of Banks Certified and officers' checks, clc Total Deposits $10,947,077.18 (a) Total demand deposits Total time and savings deposits $2.118,710.78 2.009,040.78 181.234.17 721,538.35 48,246.31 07,276.90 Total Liabilities $10,947,077.18 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital 'a) Common stock, to- al par value certified 4300.0UO.OO Undivided profits Reserves $444.655.54 Total counts Capital Ao SALE Golden Value Hide-A-Bed Sofas Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $12,257,526.12 Jim W. Weathorby, President of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition is Irue and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. JIM W. Attest: Directors: A.

vSCHREINER W. SCOTT SUIRKIXKIt B. N. KUIILMANN Slate of Texas, County of Kc-rr, Sworn lo and subscribed before me lliis 7lh day of July, Iiifi5, and I hereby certify that I not. an officer or director of 'his bank.

My commission expires Juno 1, ETHEL WILLIAMS, (SEAL) Notary Public RECAPITULATION SfMMONS NIGHJT AND DAY SOFAS! Many styles and sizes in a variety of fabrics and colors. Superior sitting comfort. Easiest to open of any convertible Full length comfortable Simmons innerspring mattress, Our Entire Stock of Hide-A-Beds At Sale Prices, For Best Selection COME EARLY! tfcuvcettb 7-8233 820 of the Condition of the CHAS. SrllKEINEH HANK Of Kerrville, Texas June iniir, ItESOUItCES Loans a 1 discounts U. S.

Bonds 2.H!H),21IH.?J Municipal and Other "ds Banking House and Fixtures Cash and Exchange Other Assets 1,411.12 Total LIAItlLITIKS Capital $300,000.00 Fund Ccrli- 300,000.00 Undivided Profits 205,793.40 Reserve Accounts 444,655.54 Deposits 10,1147,077,18 Total Liabilities Jjiswanc'e Coj-poj-atida -V. dM.