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Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 27

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I 1 9 I y-y i u-i Friday, August 8, 1969 Austin S'tatfHman Texas Page A27 DEATHS AND SERVICES Temperatures I.NFA.NT LAURI FOSTER iNorman Barr of Des Moines fEWMWIWHH' 11 1 1 1 1 1 ft ii 72 79 Funeral services for tnfant MRS. JOZA A. SHROPSHIRE Iowa; one (laughter, Mrs. HOURLY TEMPERATURES Jytcr Austin temoeroturee ootej for the I-! .02 74 7 7 72 nour penoo eno'rtg noon. Aug.

e. 'Woco RICHARD TAYLOR, M.D., F.A.A.P. DIPLOMATS Of THE AMERICAN BOARD Of PEDIATRICS ANNOUNCES THE RELOCATION OF HIS OFFICE! TO 706 WEST 19th Austin, Texas 78701 Practice Limited To INFANTS, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS By Appointment Telephone 478-4c4 ..7 .10 .109 Phnode'Phia 87 Phoenix 106 jPttsburgri 84 Portland, Me 83 Portland, Ore. -71 Rapid City 85 IRiCnmond 88 1 ni Wlcwta Falls ..94 a ....79 wink Lauri Foster, daughter of SgtJ Irs- A- Shropshire, O'Brien of Houston; and Mrs. David Foster Houston dled Wednesday in and four grandchildren.

ja local hospital. She was pending at the of Centra, christjanEMIL K. CRENWOGE noon 1 p.m. 1 m. 3 p.m.

''m 4 NATIONAL TEMPERATURES 4 p.m. High Lw Rat. Lows 'I 97 I 77 riv 68 67 54 56 74 Trace 5 69 S3 55 78 J01 71 74 funeral none. Church in Nocona. FREDERICKSBURG Emil 64 S91 Oiego 88 Survivors include herK.

Crenwelge, 65, a Gillespie Mns. is 1 1 1 it Lurtn husband, C. W. Shropshire oflCounty ranchman, died jon f-roncisco Seattle 69 jTompo ....87 IWosmngion 89 Wichito 99 p.m 96 6 a.m 76 Atbony 7 17 7 a 7S Albuoirqu 91 p.m I a to Atlanta 17 9 p.m.. SS 9 a.m..

Bitmorck SI HI S3 It a t3 bois 91 11 p.m ..12 11 am Boston Noon Buttoio 86 MISCELLANEOUS DATA ICnicooo unrl il a SunMt li m. Cincinnati 90 Funeral for Mrs. Nettie, Houston; a daughter, Mrs. Wednesday in a local hospital. Loper, 68, of 302 Chalmers' George Hannon of Austin; and' Funeral was Friday at St.

Courts will be Saturday at Slster- Mrs- w- Ready of Catholic Uiurch in vnr Hm i- DaIlas- Tne was taken by 'Fredericksburg with Monsignor .88 .86 .14 Moonriso 3:27 p.m. Mooreet p.m. Cleveland Moon will be new on Aug. U. Denver MuiUd tinr.

i 1 109 Ml MomeS Wilke-Clay Funeral Home H. J. Ehlinger officiating. Roy Helford officiating. Buriaijon Thursday to Nocona for Burial was in St.

Mary's Ceme. will be in Austin Memorial, services which were held Friday tery under direction of Ichaet- July 79. Detroit 87 Lowest lemoerotura sine Jan. I 2i on Foirbonks 45 Jon. 5.

Foroo SO Temperature extremes wittiin the 48 Helena J9 contiguous states: Highest, 111 oti InOianopolls 66 53 57 71 73 69 69 72 68 63 67 39 52 59 6 72 49 75 74 73 S3 59 57 72 74 67 64 4 r'- at 4 p.m. at Central ChnstianJter mnerai Home. He was a REASSIGNED A i a Arthur son of Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio H.

Castillo of 743 Cherico has completed basic training at Lackland AFB. He has been assigned to Sheppard AFB for training in aircraft maintenance. I I lifetime resident of GillesDie ..59 i Church in Nocona with Rev. Neeaies, Colit. Lowest, 40 ol Wlnne-i Jocksonvii mucca.

Redmont, Ore. and Koil-i Juneau pell, Mont. Konsos CV Raintall Austin In lost hours Los Angeles ending ot noon: trace. Tolol rointoll since Louisville Inn 1- IS 01 irwh Arrumtilnterl Memphis A i LU t. ALMr Taihnt nffiriatinrr Countv.

i mjt if, Funeral for Lon E. AIsup, 71, Burial was in FURR Cemeterv. i of 303 Leland, will be at 10 a.m deficiency 1 79 Inches. Miami Beech J9 RIVER STAGES: Bastrop, 3.70:1 Milwaukee Smithville, 3.60; Columbus, 3.30; MlnneoooHs-St. Pout 79 Those Hpdrinc mat LLANO Jerree Furr, 15, of Saturday at Cook Funeral Home! a LAKE LEVELS: Buchanan, H.MiNtw York 89 the American2 died Thursday in with Rev.

B. C. Schmidt ofhci-jcontribution to 124 80; Merbie lalis, 737 60; Okiohoma city Travis. 675.10; Austin. 492.30; Town Houston hospital after an extended illness.

Funeral will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Waldrop aling. Burial will be in Capital' Cancer Society. Memorial Gardens. i Pallbearers will be SC0TT A- WRIGHT 428 00.

LOWER COLORADO RIVER FORECAST: Little change nert 36 hours. Centra! Texas temperatures: Columbus, 103; Smithville, Lake Travis, and Between three and fivej million lives have been lost in 1 R. Secrest, LAMPASAS Rev. Scott Funeral Home in Llano. Burial H.

Walker I Andrew Wright, 66, of, will be in Llano Cemetery. She Mid-Texas Due More Of Same BuchorKtnDam, lm rom the past 1,000 years Jordan, William George Ozan, J. George Wilhite, Davidson. City High Low Rolfl Lampasas died Wednesday in a'was a student in Llano Junior and Oscar Ab4ien ..96 earthquakes and 0 1 a 1 cj eruptions. High School Lampasas nursing home.

Alpine ..92 .101 Amorillo Austin Survivors include her parents, Funeral was Friday at First ,.94 i Beoumont Baptist Church in Lampasas! Mr. and Mrs. Jim Furr cf Brownsville 95 'and later at Riley Funeral i Llano; grandmother, Mrs. E. Home in HamiltonBurial was Furr of Junction; two brothers, Childress .....101 IColieoe Station 98 Corpus Christ! 90 rfttnlln 1M Butcher-Cut Prime Beef at All Kash-Karry Markets Associated Press in Oak Wood Cemetery in Sandy Hodges of Austin, and Showers and thundershowers Doitwrt 97 CHICKEN KENS DOIIOS ve (4 to 6 Pounds) USD GraiH East's Best Tender Baker Hamilton under direction of.

Kirk Hodges of Spokane, the forecast Friday for Det r.o 76 72 nome iwu MMtfrs, mis. Liewey rain oiitn anri rnastaI arDac ior1 Briggs-Gamel Funeral of Lampasas. Liianu, ana nns. jd. j.

aiaeuuer CONNELLYS FLORISTS CLOSED FOR VACATION AUG. 9 AUG. 16 MRS. UN ETTA LOYD Funeral for Mrs. Junetta Nicholas Loyd was held Friday at 3 p.m.

at Weed-Corley Funeral Home. Rev. Loyce Estcs officiated with burial in Austin Memorial Park. Pallbearers were L. P.

Sturgeon, Leonard Prewitt, M. H. Frosch, Charles Hamilton, Jimmy Gramon, and OUie Jones. HENRY D. WALKER He was minister of the of Austin.

Laredo 39' 69 59 73 Southside Baptist Church prior CHUCK ROAST US0A Choice Heavy KASH-KARRY Beef Center CHUCK ROAST USDA Choice Heavy KASH-KARRY Beef Blade FRANKS Armour's Star, All Meat Full Pound BACON Armour's SUr MiraCure 1 Pound Si iced state in between, clear to cloudy skies were again ex- j- pected. iMcAilen Midland 97 At dawn, a large area of Mineral wens 97 to his retirement in 1961 74 82 73 74 71 74 72 73 79 56 72 78 77 showers and thundershowers Mono Marble Falls Man Victim Of Seizure O. C. REUSE BUCHANAN DAM O. C.

Behse, 74, died Thursday at his hovered off the lower fn-rf 5on nneio a Mania 09 $2.89 CANNED HAMS Cudahr'l Bar-S 3 Pound Temperatures were in the Funeral service for Henry here- He was resident Walker, 74, Rt. 1, Box 194, will of the area for over 20 years, be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at'He a retired chemical to upper 70s and the low 80s. Weather Bureau forecasts called for numerous showers and thundershowers in the Low Frigidaire Specials MARBLE FALLS A 67- the New Hope Primitive Baptist, engineer. year-old man from San Antonio Church with Rev.

O. He was a veteran of World er Rio Grande Valley and adjacent Coastal waters. Some after- jdied Thursday afternoon at a IrnortcMa narlr eipai Marhlo Galloway officiating. Burial will War I. Save on these Hot Weather Menu Delights DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING PEACHES EARLY GARDEN FREESTONE PEACHES Piece, No.

ZVi ue hi 1113 new uumauciiei runerai was noay at Jtagaripaus apparently of a heart noon thundershowers were predicted for the Panhandle. FROST PROOF! Side-by-Side Model with 19S U. Freeier (at illustrated) temeiery unaer me direction of Memorial Chapel in Burnet with attack. Fuller Sheffield Funeral Rev. Charles DeHaven official Service, Inc.

ing. The body was taken to Mis- Long range forecasts for the state called for continued hot Robert Edwin Cooksey was pronounced dead on arrival at FOR DEL MONTE CATSUP 2 SCOT TOWELS 25 25 35 29 49 35 M60 Survivors include six sion Burial Park Crematory iniSrienDerd Memorial Hosmtal and little rain. witn treda Burnet. Desert thunderstorms swept He was a retired parksisouthern Arizona with high manager for the Trailormobilejwinds and heavy rain Thursday .5 Pound Bag Can Company and was a veteran of i Cb. H.

Model IS4 lb. Top Freeier with trade 12.1 Family Size with 106 lb. Top Freeier gold medal flour Mccormick black pepper maxwell house coffee folgers instant coffee daughters, Mrs. Lula Mae San Antonio. Hutchins.

Mrs. Artelia Thompson, Mrs. Hattie MRS. MYRLE G. B.VRR Hendricks all of Del Valle; Mrs.

SHERWOOD SHORES Mrs. Geneva Fennell of Austin; MrsJMyrle G. Barr, 67, of Sherwood Essie Minor and Mrs. Lillie B.IShores on Lyndon Baines White both of Longview; two' Johnson Lake died Thursday sons, Joe Henry Walker of morning in an Austin hospital. Austin and Everett Walker of.

Funeral is pending at night, causing extensive damage and injuring $5 persons. All the reported injuries oc World War I. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Pearl Cooksey of San .1 Pound Can B9 2 Pound Can M.37 Jar 1.39 curred in the farming communi 230 with tra.Je Antonio; two brothers, Jack ty of Casa Grande, southeast of Cooksey of San Antonio and Jim Phoenix, Several mobile homes 805 Congress AAA A in; Cooksey of Houston. were; overturned.

Del Valle; two sisters, MrsClements Funeral Home Mary Clark and Mrs. Ella Hue Burnet. The body will be taken to Roy UPTON INSTANT TEA 98 SWEET-10 LIQUID SWEETENER 99 CONCENTRATED ALL DETERGENT J1.95 Jumbo Lott both of Austin; one brother.) Survivors include herAkers Funeral Home in San Joe D. Walker of Del Valle: 27 husband. Bob Barr of Sherwood! Antonio by Clements Funeral grandchildren; 50 a t- one son, 1 Robert Home in Burnet.

r3 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be J. B. Walker, Albert Walker, Otis Walker, Jessie Cark, Chester Walker Jr. and John Henry Neal.

PUBLIC RECORDS DOVE LIQUID Quart Bottle HOT SHOT HOUSE GARDEN SPRAY 13-Oz. Aerosol Can HOT SHOT INSECT KILLER SPRAY 13-Oz. Aerosol Can GOLD INN SLICED PINEAPPLE MOTTS APPLE SAUCE 25-0z. Glass Jar DEL MONTE DilimCD! fD dDCfDIMT nDIUlf I Thomos "WHIP Pooe and Sherrlto Starr WTH PISTHICT COURT (Choi. O.

Bern, Judge) MRS. ILA G. GALLOWAY of Teo vi. John Mocek Stote Jerry BoMn Phillips end UrxIr Kay kllvnn Mrs. Ha G.

Galloway. 6,1, 4012 toxet, ludnment for piomtltf. 1 CH.u D.r.. (nv.t I Ronald Lee Thomoson ond Thee Ivelo pink unuia FOR Reeves. Gillermo Vilasquet and Fellclto Edgerock Dr.

died in a local imoameni for otamtiif. ck- I. Texas Industriol Loan Co, of Austin y. uu.ipiiai inuisuaj, owe uau urtrii i iova woyne tiler, note, ludoment for Sanchet luaamem rj Jam HtxjQn and Martho Iris BAMA PEANUT BUTTER 75 93 98 25 39 45 55 29 35 35 35 73 79 18-Oz. Refrigerator Jar.

an Austin resident since of Teo uwrenre eiM-b Fianeroa Angelina thp1 Rentals, tones, tiled. Roymona nernanoei ana UIC; rArnn Prer and was a member of BAMA APPLE JELLY DIAMONDS rVn.v, rl TitT wum Eoword Joseoh O'H ond Carol Jane Dili 18-Oz. Tumbler Dtmic lie, lc- weyerKuooe, JWln joaros.cn and Marilyn tirpmpnt Ann nf 1Qa ch hari: vorley -v luoament for aiamtitf. viHrt imw been employed as a tax exam BAMA GRAPE JELLY 18-0t Tumbler KABOOM BREAKFAST CEREAL W. State ol Texas vs.

Richard taxes, Moment for BlaintlH Heroert Kenneth McLeUan Jr. and iner for IRS for 25 years. aioie 01 lexos jorreii m. r.rrtw, B9rhora Ann Mosslnoi II 'taxes, ludoment for piaintiH. Terry Dale Neons and Marsha Lee Survivors Include her arore or lexos vs.

i rovn u. vo, niertn NABISCO COOKIES Vanilla Wafers, 12-Oz. Waffle Cremt, 10-0z. Vanilla Creme Sandwich, 15-Oz. Pkg.

riaimntnr i f- coivin Mania rererson ana worry iwiJ, unn 3tienv Smith Williams, Ir uclin. fathor R0llwov Exores Agency, orooeny Ashsurn Hunter Bywaten Jr. and Mara AUSlin, fia. ISherwnod TUdole Thomas firav Flnrpnre' tun 147TH district Coup." Kenneth Wheeler end Dorothy GAINES DOG MEAL Pound Bag DUCHESS DELUXE ICE CREAM 1 (rem aiecKweu, weu Annette Bushov Eranddauchtcrs: and One Ereat' "orgoret R. Ooyirjion vs.

Horry Jomes Burcfi Spears and Ruth Ann i Devlnion. divorce, aronted. Vi Cation Carton. grandchild. Robert V.

Lehmberg vs. Pomelo Sue; Ed word Amerqulta Reyej end Blaise Why fwT tlx (fijmond tht'i bnping or? Choose from our beautiful selection of sromag rags and matching brtat sets nsurpasse4 olues to 8 yaw beitA Lehmoerg, divorce, gromea. Martinet Urns Funeral Will be Saturday at 2. MRD DISTRICT COURT I Eugene Byrr. Cevonaugri end America SUPERIOR DAIRIES CHOCOLATE MILK 29 n- i (Hermoii Jenev Judqe) iTowmend.

p.m. ai neeu-concy runerdij CIV Notionol Bonk of Austm vs. Jomes Home. Burial will follow at 2 FOR 33 9-Oz. Pkg.

TT I L.r IB' a FROZEN BIRDSEYE FRENCH FRIED POTATOES FROZEN MORTON CREAM PIES Hosoltol. taxes, filed. 30 p.m. in the Florence City Cemetery. Minister Jim Colley MARRIAGE LICENSES (emille Umberg, Clerk) Johnny Lee Woshinaton end Barbara i i will officiate.

Jeon Doyle I Irtrk WltHersnaon Lvl And Javra PEPSI-COLA, DIET PEPSI, ORANGE CRUSH 39 Lev ei; diamond FALSTAFF BEER 99' Memorial con'riouuons may: Louise Burt Albert Leroy Pitman end Mary Alicia be made to the American 'Troyior. Andre Mortln Tewell and Juditti Clara Cancer Society. Horndoe Carton ol One-Wars, Warm. MifHKSBeM Honorary pallbearers are Clyde Dannelley. Thomas Dannelley, John L.

Dannelley, Wells Hurt, Herbert Gentry, and William Tremor. Save on the Choicest Fruit Vegetables CABANISS BROWN APPLIANCES DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY! 19 PEARS PEACHES Bartlett luscious Flavor Pound Famous Stonewall Eiberta's Box J3.95 Pound MARQUISE-CUT DIAMOND DUO, ty, Pound PRUNES CANTALOUPES 19 23 12 29 oun i Pecos In Season Pound MRS. PEARL EUSTACE Funeral for Mrs. Pearl Eustace, 83, of 92 Rainey, was held Friday at 2 p.m. at Wilke-Clay Funeral Home with Dr.

John Barclay, pastor of Central Christian Church, officiating. Survivors include son, Hal Eustace of Austin; sister, Mrs. Tobe W. Adair, Sr. of Shreveport.

two brothers, Boyd Muldrow of Bruni and CORN Florida Large Ears 4 FOR PEAR-SHAPE 'WX rs' fr DIAMOND DUO Ytf'JV) 1 BRIDAL SET THESE PRICES S00D AT ALL STORES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ySL -DIAMOND i BRIDAL SET 1221 West Lynn 3101 Guadalupe 2101 San Gabriel 218 S. Lamar 3115 Northland Dr. Arnold Muldrow of Rosebud; and a niece, Mrs. Alvin Tulinson of Austin; and a number of other nieces and neprews. Burial was in Austin Memorial Park.

OF TELEVISION NEW 1SS3-69 MODEL WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRONIC STOCK MUST BE SOLD AT COST PLUS 10 BY AUGUST IB, 23 Color T.V. sets, 12 Block and White T.V. sets, 10 Combination AM FM Radio -Stereo -Phono Consoles. Many small radios. PLUS fans, vacuum Cleaners, Dishwashers, Blenders, etc.

Many or in Factory Frtsh Cartons with full Westing-houso Warranties. Th factory hat ctasod production on all Hems included in this SELL OUT; but your guarantees are good. Mr 10-diamond ztm THAT SUSTAINS XJeJ viffitl! lil-A-i'J-: 'T 07 WATCH OUT1 FOR DURING CABANISS ANNIVERSARY SALE OTHER BARGAINS BROWN'S 49th PRICES ARE CUT1 CONVENIENT TERMS To Suit YOU! eg FUNERAL HOME COHS'Hi Tel 442 :44 111 fASf CI e-Jt1 .,0 MMMJMMMMMMMMJ ro er.i aad mm mm.

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