Wise County Messenger from Decatur, Texas • Page 9

Chico youth plan march Jane serve as chairman of the Miles for Children Walk Saturday, May 8, in Chico, The walkathon will raise money for he March of Dimes and its work against birth defects. Participant may make the walk themselves or sponsor a marcher in the 20 mile event. Walkers will collect contri bution pledges for every mile they walk. Entry forms are available at Chico High School. Mrs.

Burgess also has announced that a March of Dimes program will be given Tuesday, April 27, at 9:10 a.m. at the high school. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Brenda Harville. whose son.

Robbie, is the Fort Worth metro poster child. THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER DECATUR. TEXAS Thursday, April 22, 1976 PAGE NINE Boyd mortuary plans formal opening Sunday A Boyd Funeral Home will celebrate its formal opening 2 5 p.m. Sunday. The funeral home is located in the old First United Methodist Church on State 114.

Cy Rone, owner of the facility, wild extensive re modeling had been completed to convert the church into a mortuary. daughter, Flaine Peterson, is manager of Boyd Funeral Home. Rone also owns the Funeral Home and has served as mayor of Azle for the past decade. Other employees of the Boyd Funeral Home in elude Mrs. Nova Beauchamp.

Mrs, Itertha Boyd, Bryan Ward, Mrs. Evelyn and Mrs, Rone. The 70 year old church has been converted into a chapel that will seat ItiO persons. The facility includes two large repotting rooms, a re pa rat ion room, a casket and vault selection room and general office space. 'jfi Federal agency notes loan stipulations Rodeo clown Artice Sudduth of Iowa Park finds himself headed for the same spot as a bull ridden by Tommy Carlton of Bridgeport during recent Youth Fair rodeo action.

McKelvain took top honors in the event at the 20th annual rodeo, (Photo by harles Blake rites held Monday Services were held Monday at the Assembly of God Church in Chico for Joe Ira Blake, 50, of Park Springs, The Rev, Billy Womack NEW BRIEF Mrs. Conrad Flusche of hosted a family reunion at her home Sunday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. James lusche and family, Harry Becker and Jerry Flusche of Decatur, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Sehmidlkofer and family of Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs Jerry Sicking and family of Muenster, Father Frances Zimmerer was a guest during the day. officiated with burial in Chico Cemetery. Blake died Friday at his home.

Pallbearers were Bob Car penter, Jim Hand, Keith Pittman. Terry Green way, James Redwine and Rex Frye. Blake, born Nov. 23,1925 in Justin, was an employee of Valcun Materials. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Blake; son, James Lee Blake of Sunset and Stephen Blake of Park Springs; aunt, Willie Garrett of Justin, and one grandson Arrangements were hand led by Hawkins Funeral Home in Bridgeport.

TRADE DAY ALL DAY Saturday, April 24 Call Ann Nobles 627-2638 to reserve space SENATOR TOM CREIGHT0M A conscientious conservative who sponiored and passed legislation to tax farm and ranch land on its ability to produce, not on market value I will continue to bqh? for this legislation, TQM CREIGHTON STATE SENATE DISTRICT 22 SENATOR By SLOAN The Greenwood Baptist Church observed Easter with services for a near rapacity crowd conducted by the new pastor, the Rev. David Brown. A fellowship luncheon served at the noon hour. The pastor and his family plan to move into the parsonage next week. Scott and Keigh Weber of Bowie spent Friday night with Mr.

and Mrs Buster Jones and visited other relatives. Sandy Young and children spent last week with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Williams in Waco. Mrs.

Sybil Enisentertained her children from Keller and Henrietta for Easter. Frank and Finn Florida of Fort Worth visited around Greenwood Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Mike Smith and baby of Denton were Easter guests in the home of hisparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Smith, Pearl Lloyd and Cora Lee Cook of Fort Worth spent Easter in their Green wood home, Mr, and Mrs. A1 Gardner of Guymon. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Pruett of Denton brought six children to be Easter guests of parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Gardner. The Ben Calhoun family, along with his brothers and sisters, were in View at the home of their mother, Mrs. Q.G. Calhoun, for their traditional Easter family din ner.

Betty Calhoun and her sister, Miss Laura Bryant, attended the and Are Senior Banquet" at the Valley View school Saturday night. Katie Calhoun is at home for the Easter holiday vacation. Telia and Bob Breck of Tulsa, were Easter guests of the Charles Petty family. Jessie Cole attended the funeral of Jim Castleman in Fort Worth Monday. Mr, and Mrs.

Everett Sloan were us Fort Worth Monday of Now You Know For Sure DON WALLER Don Waller is not a Before his first Brick was thrown our present Precinct 1 commissioner and the entire court was advised in public session of their violations of the law The violations continue Don Waller takes government seriously: he expects all elected officials to respect and obey the law and to uphold the oath they took upon assuming office It has been implied that Don Waller's campaign has not been decent. If printing and speaking the truth does not meet the standards of decency, then Don Waller is guilty of exposure Don Waller is the only candidate for public office in the recent history of Wise County to tell it like it is, He will continue to do so. To those who resent the truth, you may threaten or curse him, but Don Waller's voice will not be silenced When the day comes that Don Waller can no longer speak for justice and law. he will be content to Me in the place he has selected to await the sounding of Gabriel horn Until that day comes, Don Waller will continue to speak out: in criticism of wrong doing, in praise when deserved. Don Waller Not a Guy Pol Adv Paid tor by Don Waller, Box 352, Decatur, Texas last week for the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.

Elsie Tenney Dickey. They returned to Fort Worth Tuesday to visit and spend the night with her son, Roy Earl and his family. James Stevens of Corpus Christi brought his daughter, Cindy, to spend a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stevens.

Luther Williams was visit ed by his granddaughter, Melissa Loraine Williams, Easter. Gary Carpenter and his grandmother Carpenter of Park Springs visited Sunday afternoon with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.Z. Burchard.

Other recent visi tors have been Mr. and Mrs, J.C, Sampler of Decatur, Mr, and Mrs. John Floyd of Arlington and Mr, and Mrs, Russ Coon ley of Bedford. A wolf killed James Wilsons pet turkey a few days ago. That hurt feelings so he called out his dogs, set them on the wolfs trail.

Now the wolfs carcass hangs on a post beside FM 1204 for all the world to see. Easter visitors in the home of Mr. andMrs.T«nnis Florida were their children, grand children and great grandchil dren. Jake Hargrove and Mr, and Mrs. Sonny Faulkner of Denton, Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie WoodruffofStephenville. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Covington and children of Fort Worth.

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chapman and children of Bridgeport, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morris and Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Morris and children of Decatur, and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hudson and Andy of Bridge port. Corrie Mae Keown, 76, of Greenwood died Sunday in Decatur Community Hospi tal.

Services were Tuesday at i the First United Methodist Church in Decatur. The Rev. Roger Hook of Dallas offici ated with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Enoch, Paul Keown, Gary and Charles Montgomery, Charlie Maxwell, Derry Dodson and James Wilson. Mrs.

Keown was born March 13, 1900 in L)ecatur. Survivors include her hus band, Grady Keown of Green wood; daughters, Wynona Montgomery of Greenwood and Mary Gwendolyn Bowen of Sherman; brother, Glen McCracken of Spanola, N.M.; three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Arrangements were handled by Christian Funeral Home in Decatur, Patrol works 21 accidents The Texas Highway Patrol investigated 21 accidents on rural highways in Wise Coun ty during March, according to Sgt. Roy Williams, Highway Patrol area supervisor. Those crashes resulted one person killed and 10 persons injured.

The rural traffic accident summary for Wise County during the first three months of 1976 shows a total of accidents resulting in one fatality and 25 injuries. Before the Farmers Home Administrat ion (FmliAl com pletes its approval of Chico's 144,000 loan to expand water facilities, the city must pass an ordinance requiring manda tory use of water and sewer facilities by all citizens. That requirement and sev eral others were given the Lindsey buried in Bridgeport Elmer D. Lindsey, 88, a former resident of Bridge port, died April 15 in Temple, Services for he World War I veteran were Saturday at Hawkins Funeral Chapel in Bridgeport. The pastor of the Pleasant View Church offici ated with burial in Thomas Cemetery, Lindsey was born Sept.

20, 1887 in Wise County. Survivors inlcude a sister, Kula Mae Naron of Monroe. brothers in law. Charles Naron of Monroe, and Bob Beaman of Bridgeport, and several nephews and nieces. Chico city council by John Edwards, Wise County FmHA supervisor, and Mike Sherrill, the city's consulting engineer.

The city must verify that more than 300 customers will use the facility when it is in operation. And the Texas Water Quality Board must agree that the new facilities will not result in excessive pollution of the state's waters. The loan will pay for the extension of eight inch water mains from the water wells to the area near the Chico sehitols, Edwards said Chico had days to meet FmHA requirements. Personal Easter Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Roy Eaton were Mr, and Mrs, Ben C.

Peterson and Mr, and Mrs. Adams of Justin and Mr. and Charles Burton. Chris and Wade of Decatur. The Wise County Metnwnger for Office Supplies NEW IN BOYD Cy Rone will open Bovd Funeral Home in ceremonies Sunday at 2 p.m.

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