Kerrville Mountain Sun from Kerrville, Texas • Page 6

Page Kerrvillc Mountain Sun, Kerrvllle, Texas, June 28, Ift6f iMtltotton for Mm MISS SORENSON Miss Sorenson Is New Zion Parish Worker Miss Suzanne Sorcnson of Houston will be installed as the new parish worker at Xion Lutheran Church during the worship service Sunday morning by Rev. Clarence C. Ehler, pastor. Her duties will include leaching the daily kindergarten during the school term, working with Uio Luther League youth groups, and in the education department, ns n-ell as a general assistant to the pastor. Miss Sorenson received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Texas Lutheran College in May, taking a Parish Worker course, slw majored in Christianity and minor- cd in Physical Education.

During her summer vacations, Dr. Fletcher To Give Lecture At Hospital John B. Byrd, director of the V. A. Hospital announced that an international authority on Radiotherapy, Dr.

Gilbert H. Fletcher will give a lecture to the medical staff on Thursday, in the medical conference room at 1:00 p.m. Dr. Fletcher is professor of Radiology and Head of the Department of Radiotherapy nl the University of Texas M. D.

Anderson Hospital and Tumor Clinic in Houston. He will discuss the role of radiotherapy in the treatment of cancer. Kcrrvillc and nrea physicians arc cordially invited lo attend (he lecture. i Rites Pending For Keith Waggoman Funeral services for Keith Waggoman are pending at the Plummer-Fair Funeral Home. His death occurred Tuesday night in the Brooks General Hospital in San Antonio.

He had been a patient in the V. A. Hospital for several davs. Miss Sorenson served as a camp counselor under Rev. W.

F. Bigott at the Camp Chrysollis and the Texas Specialty Camp near Georgetown. Members and friends will have the opportunity to get acquainted with Miss Sorenson at an informal "Ice Cream Social" Sunday at 7:00 p.m. on the church lawn. NEAKING COMPLETION (he new Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library is rapidly ncaring completion.

The workmen arc expected to button it up in August, and the dedication will be held in September. by Jorns FOR INVESTMENT SECURITIES SEE John M. Gaddis At The CHAS. SCHKEINEK RANK Every Wednesday VI N. IT.

MARY'S CA7-M11 MIMII0 SANANTOMO One Head or A Carload Sales every Tuesday at 12:30 Ranchers Bring Your Stock In For A Fair And Square Dea' Kerr County Livestock Auction Co. LICKNSED and BONDED MIKE WREN, manager DOUGLAS OWEN, auctioneer We hope you have a happy holiday -go by and eat a picnic lunch with the Jaycees, Then enjoy this beautiful free land of ours! And let us all appreciate our precious heritage of liberty and be more grateful to those who fought, and are still fighting, for our independence. PAMPELL'S Till WATER STREET HIONE Cl 7-4W THE COUNTRY l-OR OVER 69 VEARS Burial Monday For Charles R. Eddins, 88 Rev. K.

C. Steadman, pastor of the Sunset Baptist Church, of- elated ot the rites held Monay afternoon in the of the Funeral Home for Chares Robert Eddins, 88, of Ingram. nterment was in the Sunset Cemetery. His death occurred Friday night after a long illness. He was a native of Lampasas, tit had spent most of his life in (err County in the Ingram- Moun- ain Home area.

He was a ranch- nan and stock farmer, and his anch is now a pail of the State 'ish Hatchery and Cedar Lake, ic ranch of J. S. Wheless Jr. was one of the men respon- ible for the establishment of the 'ish Hatchery. He was a member the Sunset Baptist Church.

He is survived by a daughter, Irs. J. D. Croom of Ingram and son, G. W.

Kane, of KerrviUe id four grandchildren. owboy Camp Meet Joard To Meet The Board of Directors of the lill Country Cowboy Camp Meet- ig Association wDl meet Sun- ay afternoon at one-thirty clock in the Tabernacle on the unction Road, At this time plans or the summer's program will completed and committee re- orts will be given. 4th of July DANCES PAT'S HALL FKEDERICKSBURG, TEXAS JULY Ut Rix Slaughter The WESTERN STRINGS SUNDAY, July 2nd George Chambers The Country Gentlemen MONDAY, July 3rd IN I'KKSON "JAMIE HART" Bill Henderson SUNDOWNERS Mrs. Edna Lapham Dies In California Hill Country friends learned with regret of the death of Mrs. Edna Copen Lapham, 83, which occurred in Carmel Valley, California Sunday.

She was a former resident of San Antonio and a member of the Junior League and Christ Episcopal Church. Memorial services will be held Wednesday in the church. Among her survivors are four children, one of whom is John Lapham of Center Point. Burial Today For Claude H. Morton, 71 Funeral services for Claude H.

Horton 71, who died at the V. A. Hospital Monday, will be held San Antonio Wednesday. His death occurred Monday at the V. A.

Hospital. He was a veteran of World War I. His survivors include his wife of San Antonio, a daughter, Mrs. Hugh Clark of Dallas, two sisters, Ma's. Louis Damingues of Kerrville and Mrs.

H. P. McLendon of Fort Worth and a brother, E. H. Horton of Houston.

Plummer-Fair was in charge of the rites here. A. Rites Today For Roy W. Harmonson, 58 Graveside rites at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery will be held Wednesday for Roy William Harmonson, 58, who died at the V. A.

Hospital Sunday after a five weeks illness. Plummer-Fair were in charge of the rites. A native of Kansas, he was a construction worker and had lived in Menard before coining to Kerrville three years ago. Me was a veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife of this city and a brother and sister, who live in Nebraska.

i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott spent week end with their son, Edward A. Scott, and his family in Corpus Christ.i. They were accompanied home by their granddaughter, Shclia Ann Scott, who will spend some time here.

Burial Tuesday For Albert H. Oster, 51 The last rites for Albert H. Oster, 51, of San Antonio were held Tuesday from the Plummer-Fair Chapel, with interment in tho Garden of Memories. His death occurred last Thursday in a San Antonio hospital, where he had been a patient for four days. A native of Locustdale, he had lived in San Antonio for the last 11 years.

Prior to that he had lived in Kerrville for three years and was a maintenance engineer at the Peterson Memorial Hospital. Among his survivors are his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Pieper of Kerrville, a son, Arthur Oster, who is in the navy, his mother, who resides in Pemv sylvania, four sisters and one- brother. A. Mrs, Barton Is New and PW Club President Mrs.

Willis Barton was installed as the president of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the dinner meeting held Monday evening in the Blue Bonnet Hotel. Installing officers were Mrs. Nnelie Dunsmore, director of District Two of the State clubs, and Mrs. Alice Frerechs, both of San Antonio. Other officers are Mrs.

Irene Werner and Mrs. Envin Ernst, vice presidents; Mrs. Seth Page, treasurer; Mrs. Hattie Toups, recording secretary; and Mrs. Bertha Albright, coresponding sccre- ary.

Committee chairmen include liss Julia Wood, Miss Edna Chandler, Mrs. Dennis LannJng, Vlrs. Lillian Ettcr, and Mrs. loma ones. The emblem ceremony was presented by 'Mesdames Barton foups, Bert Fletcher, Ernst race (Lamorcaux, Olga Selli mid loma Jones.

During the business meeting drs. Mary Y. Mosher was ac- ceptedw to membership ond i-e- from the recent state con- ention were given by Mrs. Wer- BT and Mrs. Sims Stovall.

The lub received a citation as one the Criteria Clubs of the state. Guests included Miss Karol Jan of Lebanom, Oregon, the nstalling offiers and Mesd'ames I'art-y Myers, Leona Larson, 'earl Rau and Olive Hudson, all San Antonio. RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP Roger Trejo, son of Mr. and Irs. Salvador Trejo, who was graduated from Tivy High School has received a $200 choiarship to the University of louston.

He plans to attend the this fall. He also received he P-T. A. Scholarship upon his graduation from Tivy. Bexar County Savings continues to pay HIGHEST DIVIDENDS in SAN ANTONIO AREA! EARN 2 PER ANNUM on Savings Certificates, $5,000 or more, 6 months or 12 months, automatically renewable.

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