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THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE May 24, 1968 Bryan College Station, Texas Page 7 Latin American Students To Be Honored At Dance A graduation dance honoring the from Latin American F. seniors Stephen Austin School will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at the a Lakeview Amusement Club. Music for the dance will be provided by Alfonso Ramos and his Orchestra. The dance is sponsored by the parents of the students to be honored, not by Lulac Council No.

229 as was stated in an article Wednesday due "incorrect information. The students themselves raised some of the money needed to hold the dance. The parents who helped to make the dance possible include: Mr. and Mrs. Ascencion Almanza, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Arevalo, Mr. and-Mrs. Fred Bernal, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Bosquez, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ortega, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chavarria, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Lousi De LaCruz, Mr. and Mrs. Lupe G.

Franco, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Garcia, Mr. and Mrs. Sotero Gebara, Mr.

and Mrs. Jeses Natal Hernandez, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lara, Mr. and Mrs.

Jesas Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Neveu, Mr. and CALL FOR PROMPT TAXI SERVICE Air Conditioned CABS Radio Cab Service or 822-1373 SAFE T- -WAY TAXI Mrs. Domingo Martinez, Mr.

and Mrs. A enio Rodriguez, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodriguez, Mr. and Mrs.

John Rosas, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Salinas, Mr. and Mrs. Secundino Vaca, and Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Valadez, Sr. The students to be honored include: Jesse Almanza, Paul Arevalo, Fred Bernal, Roger, Bosquez, Lulu Casarez, Yolanda Chavarria, Jesse De. La Cruz, Lupe France, Ray Garcia, Sotero Gebara, Esmeralda Gonzales, Carmen Natal, Richard Lara, Arcenio Gloria Neveu, Jose Portales, Rodriguez, Rose Ann Salinas, Rodriguez, Mary Rosas, David Lydia Salinas, Mary Vaca, and Roy Valdez. Film Scheduled By Radio Club The Brazos Are a Citizen's.

Band Radio Club will hold its regular program meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Brazos County Courthouse. A Tim. The Last of the Giants," will be shown to members and guests. The film, which has been widely shown.

depicts the history of railroad steam locomotives and their successors. All members and interested guests are invited at attend. EVEN SMELL GETS OLD FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) -Leslie W. Smith, a nutritionist at Colorado State University, says the average person's sense of smell may deteriorate as much as 80 per cent between the ages of 20 and 70.

NORITAKE CHINA SPRING SALE! BIG DISCOUNTS Parker Astin Bryan St.at 25th CARNIVAL HOUSE WILL BE OPEN JUNE 15th HWY. 21 EAST American Legion Grounds We Make A Joke Bryan of Prices! SHOP "IN THE ROUGH" FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS. AS A PUBLIC SERVICE MAY IS BETTER HEARING MONTH and we will give a COMPLETE HEARING TEST by a CERTIFIED HEARING AID AUDIOLOGIST FREE with NO OBLIGATION to anyone who desires on Saturday 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. or Monday 9 A.M.

to 4 P.M. for the Month of May. BELTONE HEARING SERVICE 814 Villa Maria Ph. 823 3889 DEATHS and FUNERALS Mrs. Williams Funeral services for Mrs.

Anna Williams of -1008 W. 24th St. will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Galilee Baptist Church. Mrs.

Williams, 57, died Thursday in St. Joseph. Hospital. The Rey. R.

W. Wheaton of the Galilee Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Cemetery under the direction of Daniel Funeral Home. Mrs. Williams was born in Hearne July 2, 1910, and was a Brazos County resident for 34.

years. She was a member of the Court of Calanthe and the Galilee Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Joseph Williams of Bryan; one son, Joseph Williams Jr. of Bryan; six grandchildren; three brothers, General Washington, Jack Washington, and Gus Washington, all of Hearne: three sisters; Mrs. Ludie M.

Washington; Mrs. Carrie, Lacy, both Hearne, and Mrs. Ras cheal Hansford of Ft. Worth. Mr.

Phillips Funeral services for Valentine Frapk Phillips of Rt. 2 Caldwell will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. In the Providence Baptist Church, Phillips, 66, died Wednesday in a nursing home in Brenham. The Rev. Don Ward will offBurial will be in the Providence Church Cemetery under the direction of Phillips-Luckey Funeral Home.

Phillips was born Dec. 19, 1901, in Burleson County. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Jessie A. Hitchcock of Caldwell, Mrs.

R. M. Mickle of Kerrville, and Mrs. John Leatherwood of. Houston: and one brother, Henry Phillips of Menard.

Herrera Wins Russell Award Edward Joe Herrera of Bryan was one of students honored here Friday, during the annual Texas 1 University Agricultural Economics and Sociology Department Awards Program. A senior in sociology, Herrera received the $100 Dan Russell Award. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Herrera of 505 West 15th Street.

Russell was a long-time professor of sociology at and is now retired in College Station. The J. Wheeler Barger Award, a memorial to a former professor in the department, went to Richard Steve Machalek of Temple as the outstanding senior in agricultural economics. Kenneth Earl Graeber of Brenham, junior in agricultural administration, received the C. E.

Bowles Memorial Scholarship Award. Herrera is a member of the Sociology Club, the Baptist dent Union and is athletic sergeant for this ROTC company. He is a member of the Young De mo crats organization, has spoken to the Texas Latin Amerand recipient of the Rotary ican Baptist, Youth Congress, Club Scholarship Award. DR. G.

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Kelley Funeral services for Mrs. Addie Kelley of Rt. 2, Bryan, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Union Baptist Church. Mrs.

Kelley, 84, died Sunday. The Rev. A. E. Chew will officiate.

Burial will be in Evan Cemetery under the of Jones Funeral Home. Mrs. Kelley was born in Bryan Mat 12, 1884, and was a member of the Union Baptist Church, Survivors include her hus-. band, Walter Kelley of Edge; four sons, Elbert Ellis of Temple, Henry Phillips of San Anfonio; Howard Kelley and Knox Kelley, both of Houston; four daughters, Ella Mae Sims of Bryan, Francis Hamkins, Una Mae Martin, Silver Mae Williams, all of Houston; 51 grand. children, eight great grandchil-dren; 43-great, great grandchil dren; two sisters, Mallie Bedord of Mexia, and Ida Jackson of Dawson.

Mrs. Kelley's grandchildren will be pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Howard -Kelley, Knox Kelley, Elbert Ellis, and Cleaphac Johnson. -B-CS Lawmen- rel Finish Course Six Bryan -College Station law 16. enforcement officers are among men who completed a 70-hour accident in stigation school Friday at Texas University.

Patrolmen J. D. Gossett and A. B. Isbell are with Campus Security and Patrolmen Jimmy D.

Harrell, Steve M. Holmes, Howard W. Hill and Henry L. Wedel are with the Bryan Police Department. Ira Scott, police training coordinator for the hosting Texas Engineering Extension Service, said officers covered a variety of subjects, including hidden causes of motor vehicle accidents.

Other topics included hit -andrun accident investigation, conditions which cause automobiles to skid, drag factors of wet pavement, spin-outs and traffic law. Instructors Bob Austin and C. C. Mahaney conducted classes at Research Annex. Texas Transportation Institute representatives Cubby Manning, Dr.

Charley V. Wootan, Jim Stocker and Perry Rollins gave a to skidding demonstrations. emphasizing drag factors involved. Capt. Robert Dugan and Sgt.

J. D. Campbell of the Big Spring Police Department taught participants to conduct stopping reaction tests. Sgt. Benny Jordy of the Houston Police Department discussed and accident investigation.

Edward Smith of the Texas Highway Department in Austin spoke about traffic engineering. BIRTHS A boy was born in Bryan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kostelka. A boy was born in St.

Joseph Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Alldredge. CALL CLASSIFIED 822-3707 Announcing THE NEW Campus Photo Center COMPLETE LINE OF CAMERA SUPPLIES NORTH GATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE PH. 846-6119 (Continued from Page 1.

count and the flexibility for legislative decisionmakers. Monday, the Senate Finance and House Appropriations committees start hearings on agency budget requests. They may decide to conduct joint hear. Kings. Chairmen and leading members of the two committees are on the Budget Board, along with Lt.

Gov. Preston Smith and Speaker Ben Barnes. The Budget Board's recommendation tops current general revenue spending by $24.2 million, Connally's by $18 million. The present general appropriations act totals $2.4 billion, with $446.8 million from general revenue. One big difference between Connally and the Budget Board is the board's proposed 3.4 per cent general pay raise for state.

employes under the position classification act. This would cost $4.2 million from general revenue. and $13. million. from.

all funds. Connally recommended no salary increases. The Budget Board also proposed a 5 per cent general increase in faculty salaries at state colleges and universities. Connally's. budget.

included no. faculty raises. The tax bill will be so much larger than the proposed increases. in revenue. spending because the legislature last year appropriated all of a multi-million-dollar surplus 1 to balance the 1968 fiscal year bud get Connally persuaded the legislature last year to depart from tax increase in 1967.

I HOSPITAL Admissions in Bryan Hospital include: medical Mrs. B. L. Risinger, Mrs. Bessie Barnett, Smith, Filipi Moncibaiz, and Buddy Baker; surgical Mrs.

Nana Foley, Mrs. A. F. Northcutt, Carolyn Sue Salmon and. Mrs.

Rich Stone; accident Freddie W. Kurten. Admissions in St. Joseph Hospital include: medical Albert Searles, Johnnie Wehrman, Susan Hanson, Frank Deligia Sr. and Manuel Davenport; surgical Mrs.

George Boriskie. Carl Stanitzky, Mrs. Billie Mills. Mrs. Daisy Kent; accident Mrs.

Hattie Simons. Bristlecone pines, the earth's oldest known living things, offer valuable prehistoric weather data. Political Announcements Subject to action of the Democratic Primary runoff June 1, 1968. For State Representative District 18: J. T.

(Jim) CLOSSBILL PRESNAL For County Commissioner, Prec. 1: RAYMOND A. NOLAN (Re-Election) J. W. (Jim) O'BRIEN For Constable, Precinct 4: JESSE L.

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battle, as well as belicopter gunships which were credited with a large percentage of the enemy killed. Another Marine force launched a new operation, Mameluke Thrust, 24 miles southwest of Da Nang seek Waves out enemy forces in the rolling hills between the highlands and the rice-producing coastal low. lands. U.S. headquarters said several battalions from the 1st Marine Division began the operation five: days, ago, but the announcement was withheld for security reasons.

Beta Sigma Phi Makes Donation Edsel Burkhart, chairman of the Library Board, received a check from the Beta Sigma Phi sorority for $200 for the library building fund. Mrs. Hazel Richardson, head librarian, said, "We hope to get more gifts of this CALL CLASSIFIED 822-3707 Notice of the Names of Persons Appearing as the Owners of Unclaimed Amounts Held By: University National Bank 711 University Drive, Box 2680, College Station, Texas 77840 This notice is given and published, pursuant to Section 3, Article 3272b, Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texos, in an effort to locate persons who are the depositors or owners of amounts in accounts that have remained dormant according to the provisions of Orticle 32726 for more than seven (7) years. The unclaimed amounts due- the deposiors or owners listed herein will be paid upon proof of ownerthe thereafter may be subject to report to -and conservation by the State Treasurer in accordance with said Article 3272b. Item' No.

Names of Missing Depositors Lost Known Address. of This Must be listed alphabetically. surnames Route: Box No. Report first. Use two lines it necessary) of any City and State Agricultural Chemical Co.

Box 504 College Station, Texas Petty Cash, 2. Arthur E. Aiken Box 7472 College Station, Texas. H. E.

Albright 138 Lakeside Bryan, Texas Bobby W. Allen Route 3, Box 66, Jacksonville, Texas Hole None G. Box 115 Mrs. Edith M. Betts 318 First Street College Station, Texas co Tony R.

Boatcallie 913 North. Pearce Bryan, Texas Harold A. or Irene D. Boyte 1010 Bryant Street. Bryan, Texas 10.

(Guardian Acct') Norton Burkhalter. None Guardian, of Avon Norton Derrel Burkhalter, Minors 11. Jay Callahan 5308 Byers- Fort Worth, Texas 12. James T. Carli Box 1445 College Station, Texas 13.

Mr. Mrs. Guyle E. Cavin Curtis Drive Amarillo, Texas 14. Olegario Barrilier Chiari Box 702 College Station, Texas 15, Robert Cleland 200 Fidelity College Station, Texas 16.

Arthur Cory Box 5628 College Station, Texas 17. Bell N. Crowder or 617 Columbus College Station, Texas. Barbara Jean Searcy 218 Mrs. Jessie Pruet Dew 1100 Cliff Drive El Paso, Texas 19.

Johnny Dryden Box 6801 College Station, Texas 20. Randy Farrar Box 4576 Coliege Station, Texas 21. Mrs. June Fitts 504 Ayrshire St. College Station, Texas: 22.

Raymond Franklin None 23. Charles E. Frey Box 4998 College Station, Texas 24. Herbert A. or Evelyn M.

Frost 2005 Maulice Street Bryan, Texos 25. George E. George None 26. Mrs. W.

G. George None 27. Kenneth Gilbert 409 Live Oak St, College Station, Texas 28. Opal Gough Box 678 College Station, Texas 29. V.

J. Grimes, Jr. 201. N. 14th Dade City, Florida 30.

Mr. and Mrs. Shelby L. Guidry 806 Mitchell Street Bryan, Texas 31. John H.

Hensley C-15-C College View College Station, Texas 32. Eugene F. Heymon Box 2317 College Station, Texas 33. Carroll K. Hilborn Box 5526 College Station, Texas 34.

Billey Hollie Route Bryon, Texas 35: Richard E. Hudgins Box 4353 College Station, Texas 36. A. H. Irvin Building Contr.

419 Gilbert Bryon, Texas 37. Edith Jackson: 206 Boyett College Station, Texas 38. Steve Johnson Box 6833 College Station, Texas 39. Frances H. Joyer 3105 Chatworth Dallas, Texas 40.

Sam or Lucille Kearney Box 2609 College Station, Texas 41. Robert H. Kidd Ill Box College Station, Texas 42. (George A. Kitchen.

Box 2796 College Station, Texas. 43. Winston R. Kunzey None 44. H.

H. Leonard Route 1 (Eucho, Oklahoma 45. Robert Christopher Longley Box 73. College Station, Texas 46. L.

E. McCall. 815 Highwoy 6 College Station, Texas 47. Louis C. Massey Box 771 College Station, Texas 48.

Mr. or Mrs. Charles N. Messer 308 Sulphur Springs Rd. Bryan, Texas .49.

(Henry A. Miller 1409 Martin St. Son Angelo, Texas 50. Henry Allen Miller I1 4208 Nagle St. Bryan, Texas 51.

Joel Mills None. TI 52. Harvey Finance Office Webb AFB, Texas 53. Jo Ann Moore 1305 W. 25th.St.

Bryan, Texas 54. Moran 5125 El Campo St. Fort Worth, Texas 55. Mr. or Mrs.

Judd Morrow 8500 Culebra San Antonio, Texas 56. Bob None 57. H. F. Murray 306 Scarbough Bldg.

Austin, Texas 58. Nathan C. O'Brien Box 4638 College Station, Texas 59. Mrs. Johephine P.

Patranella 206 S. Haswell Bryan, Texas 60. Doyle Read, Jr. Box 5987 College Station, Texas .61. Chester J.

Reed 108 Westgrove Bldg. Houston 27, Texas 37.33 Westheimer 62. Martha Royder 204 Davis Bryan, Texas 63. Marcella Royder, Widow. 3809 Austin, Texas T.

H. Royder 111 James Otis Royder 64, Leonard Salvage Box 601 Bryan, Texas 65. 'Bill R. or Edith Sewell 4332 Nagle Bryan, Texas 66. W.

H. 3410 Texas Avenue Bryan, Texas 67. John M. Skrivanek Box 446 College Station, Texas 68. James E.

Svehs Unin2. "Box 770 College Station, Texas 69. George T. Threadgill of M.rs. 5327 Myrtlewood Houston 21, Texas 70.

Tripp Montgomery Rotue 4, Box 500 Bryan, Texas 71. James E. Van Cleave 112-A Hardy St. Brygn, Texas 72. Servando J.

Villarreal Box 916 College Station, Texas 73. John T. Wagner None 74. Bill Watts None 75. Ernest R.

Wilha Rt. 2 Somerville, Texos 76.0 Esterlene Williams 412 County Road College Station, Texas 77. Karl B. Williams None 78. Mary Wiliams None 79 Bill Wing None 80.

Mrs. William J. Wolf (Maureen) 3465 Walker Drive Lincoln. AFB, Nebraska 81. Simon Ysreal 12 Evangeline Circle New Iberia, Louisiana 82.

Henry, Zgabay (Rf. 1 Somerville, Texas.