Wise County Messenger from Decatur, Texas • Page 5

CONVALESCING ETC. DECATUR Visiting Mrs. Sherman last week was Lura Anderson, and Mrs. Herman Stone. Mrs.

Herman Stone also visited Minnie Jo Hornback and Mrs. Wilson. Members of the Fundamental RaptistChurch visited all residents last week. Mr. and Mrs.

J.T. Rowland visited Mrs. Pearl Hudnall, Mrs. Arizona Whitehead and Mrs. Mary King.

Mrs. Jake Monroe visited Mrs. Mary Heed. Mrs. Monroe is Mrs.

Reed's niece from Fort Worth, Also visiting was her son Bill Reed of Bridgeport. Nancy Myers, Gabie Sue McCaleb and Hazel Nowell visited Mrs. Reed, Mr. Mize and Jack Stark last week. Mr.

and Mrs, Bob Pitts visited her father, S.A. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Solomon and Terry Morris entertained the residents Thursday evening with a musical.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Malone visited Noel Malone. The are son and daughter-in-law of Newark. Doug Potter visited Jack Stark.

Mrs. Ray Reiger visited Mrs, Ola Wisdom. Mrs. Gertie Jones was visited by Bertha Perkins and Lizzie Perkins. Mrs.

Jones is a new resident of the home. Gladys Thomas visited Mrs. Gertie Jones and Jack Stark. Other visitors of Mr. Stark's were Mr.

and Mrs. A.D. Stark from Saginaw and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Malone and Christa of Newark.

Barbara Sue Cobb, Patrick and Joy visited their grandmother and great-grandmother Ora Fowler. The Cobbs are from Fort Worth. SUNNY HILLS Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dillard and Mrs.

Clarence Ray visited F.R. Dodds. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Gregg were Mrs.

Thurman Burk, J.T. Mann and sister, Mrs. Kelly, Burch and Charlene Gregg of Fort Worth, Rosalee and Jill Gregg. Visiting Mamie Manning and Mrs, C.A. Van Meter were Barbara Kirkes, Bonnie Riley, Betty Atkins, Mrs.

Carl Harder, Willie Wilkerson, Nan Richter, Willie Morris, Mary Cosgrove, Mrs. Roy Neal, Hazel Nowell, Lillie Haynes, Nancy Myers and Mrs, and Mrs. Ted Burkett. Other guests of Mrs, C.A. Van Meter were Jan Adams, Betty Kemp, Elizabeth Fowler, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Beauchamp of Boyd and Carl Beauchamp of Newark. Hazel Nowell, IJllie Haynes and Nancy Myers also visited Mrs. Burtis. Mrs.

Kathleen Lowrey visited in the home of her daughter, Mrs. W.J. Rawle, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Stockard of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Beauchamp, Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Azalee Barnes, Clarence Wilson, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Beauchamp, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Motley and Britt, Mr. and Mrs.

Ervie Motley and Mozella Harris all visited Mrs, Exsa Motley. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stone of Watauga visited Mrs. Lottie Rhine. Dorothy Ward visited her mother, Mrs.OllieJones.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reedy of Irving their aunt, Mrs. Nita Wilson. Mrs.

Zelma Masters was visited by pastor oi Faith Baptist Church of Springtown, Willis Masters, and Florence Ebling. Mrs, Linnie Burtis was visited by Mrs. Mary Cosgrove, Edith Burkett and Mrs. C.A. Van Meter.

Rev. Charles Ratliff visited Mrs. Lila Leggett. Mrs, Morris of Sanger visited Mrs. Harper.

Mrs. Lillie Collins was visited by her nephew and his wife and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Slimp, Patsy Stokes of Rhome, Fred Wilkerson and Willie Mae Idell. Mrs.

Bell was visited by Otis Bell last Sunday. R.W. Culpepper of Bridgeport and Mrs. Linda Powers visited Mrs. Katie Culpepper.

Mrs, Naler was visited by Mrs, George Hines and Mrs, Cobb of Rhome. Mrs, Pink Grimes was visited by her son, Cecil Jones of Fort Worth, her daughter, Mrs. Jim Jobe and her niece, Mrs. Clay Perkins. Mrs.

Lawson was visited by her niece, Clarice Rogers of Fort Worth, and Carol Rogers of Dallas. Virginia Caraway took her mother, Mrs. Inga Condor, to spend Friday in her home. Mrs. Shoemaker celebrated her 93rd birthday on Wednesday with a party at the home of Mrs.

Herbert Ferguson. Mrs. Frank Paschall, a former neighbor, baked her birthday cake. Present were five of her nieces and other friends. Mrs.

Faye Weatherford of Bridgeport visited Mrs. Bradley. Sheila Hardee and Evelyn Meadors, Buster Brown and Ann Kirby visited Mrs. Kirby. Mr.

and Mrs, Claud Shipley were visited by their son, Melvin of Bridgeport. Mrs. T.L. Dickenson was inadvertently listed as a patient in last Messenger. years haven Visiting Mrs.

Sarah Tedrow was Steven Hay Tedro of Saginaw, Alta Moore and Sarah Ward Tedrow at Rhome and Mr. and Mrs. Hull of Corsicana. Mrs. Lillie visitors were Edwin Bishop and wife of Henderson.

Last week Mrs. Hobert Israel and Mrs. Thurtnai Burk visited Mattie Hicks. Mrs. Marie Higgins, Mrs.

Stokes, Mrs. Usry, Mrs. Burch Maeyers and Ann, Mrs. Johnny Easter, Miss Mag Tumulty and Roy Eaton all visited Mrs. Clara Dodson, Mr.

anil Mrs. John Florida, Edgar Clark, Damon Sampler, G.E. Sloan and Everett Sloan visited Mr, and Mrs. Guy Sampler and Mrs. Vandiver last week.

Jim and Jean Stutt of Paradise visited her mother, Lizzie Stutt. Ted Dillehay visited Mrs. Clyde Dillehay. Also Texas, ALMANAC Soft $2JM) The Wise Cou il I visiting were Marie Higgins and Mrs. Stokes and Mr.

and Mrs, Dick Dillehay of California, Mrs, Lula Freeman was visited by Lillie Haynes, Alma Moss, Mr. and Mrs, Lee Forrester, Mrs. Perkins, Mary Cosgrove, Mrs. Harris of Paradise and Mrs, Maggie Still, Buster Brown, Lindsey Brown of Arkansas and Millie Webb. Mrs.

Sallie Newberry was visited by Mrs. Carl Harder, Mrs, Margie Still, Mrs. Millie Webb and Roy Eaton. Brawley Oates was visited by Edward Crabtree of Rhome, Alene Woods was visited by Cathy King, Julie Ann Holt and Marvin and Mrs, Gentry. Pete Wells was visited by his daughter, Billy Yuchak and girls of Temple, Sue Bulgarel and Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Wells of Wichita Falls. He went for Sunday lunch to the home of his nephew, Paul George. Mrs. Clara Mills and Mrs.

Bertha Splawn were visited by Mmes.C.M. and 1 Flusche, Mrs. Thames and Amy Tucker of Newark, Cecil Phillips of Chico visited his sister, Thelma Phillips. Herman Taylor was visited by Claudine Phillips of Killeen, Jessie Fay Martin of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmy Taylor and family, Dean Phillips of Killeen and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and son. Mrs. Elouise James presented a musical for the residents last week.

Mrs. Ben Bruton of Monday came to see her uncle, Guinn Rhine. Rites held for Ashloek Services were Saturday at the Christian Funeral Chapel for Grover C. Ashloek, 86, of Decatur. He died Friday in St, Joseph Hospital in Fort Worth.

The Rev, James Rutledge officiated with interment in oaklawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were Roy and James Meador, Carl A. Read, Charley Donley and Bobby Fowler Jr. Ashloek was born Aug. 19, 1888 in Wise County.

His wife, Maude in 1968, He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Thresa Guthrie Read of Fort Worth; sons.G.C. Ashlock Jr. of Orlando, and James Ashloek of Fort Worth; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Arrangements were made by Christian Funeral Home in Decatur.

THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Thursday, September 19, 1974 DECATUR, TEXAS PAGE FIVE WAYNE SHEPHERD A gey, Mng. Wise County Farm Bureau IF YOUR HOME WERE BURGLARIZED, WOULD YOUR JEWELRY BE INSURED? For moro information call or comp by your Wise County Farm Bureau office ROBERT GRANTHAM Career Agent CLIFFORD BUCHANAN Career Agent P.M. 730 SO. 627-5911 LARRY MILI.S Adjustor Low Prices with no Compromise in Quality rtf ht limit quantities AP Goad Thfw Sat Sept 21, WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES calf Chuck Steak. Beef 99C Shoulder Round 1 Brisket, Plate or Short 5r Turbot 85c M.

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