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Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 2

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AimKNK RFrOItTKIt NEWS Aliilrnr Trxii WPdiwmluv Kvrnlng March 30 I9M sapiifimffi SAIL IE SIPMML Mrs Goff Funeral Thursday at Albany ALBANY Funeral will be held at I pm Thursday In the Bethel Methodlit Church here for Mrs Rosie Ella Golf SO who died at 12:30 pm Tuesday in ANSON (RNS) Funeral will jkelfort County Hospital after be held at 2 pm Thursday at a short illness The Rev Freeman pas-1 will be Godfrey at the Wednesday at the Leona for 30 daughter Albany Leona Wynn of and 4C-199 First Baptist Church for Mrs Wilson 71 who died at her Anson home at 4:20 pm Tuesday following a heart attack The Rev James Esterwood pastor will officiate and burial will be in Mt Hope Cemetery here directed by Lawrence Funeral Home Mrr Wilson born Esther Newberry April 1 1808 in Green County Ark moved to Texas with her family at an early age settling in Jones County in the Hodges community She married Wilson: Dallas four grandchildren in Anson Dec 13 1907 He farmed five great-grandchildren most of his life retiring and mov-j ing into Anson in 1936 He died April 17 1949 Surviving are one son of Lubbock: three daughters Mrs Goza and Mrs McCoy both of Anson and Mrs Hogan of Arlington four sisters Mrs Jim Hendricks and Mrs Maude Wilson both of Abilene (Mrs Blanche Vantrump of Comp-iton Calif and Mrs Al- ford of Anson five grandchildren and two great grandchildren tor will officiate Burial in Albany Cemetery with Funeral Home In charge The body will lie in state funeral home until pm and after that will be church until time of services Born Jan 26 1901 at Mrs Goff had lived here years Survivors Include one Mrs Newt Stapleton of one brother Oscar May of one sister Mrs Lyla Murderers To Hang GARDEN CITY Kan Two young felons who that multiple murder would them from the consequences botched robbery have been (AP) gambled shield of a condemned to hang Richard Eugene Hickock 28 of Edgerton Kan and Perry Edward Smith 31 of Las Vegas Nev were convicted Tuesday of killing four members of a promi- Durable 14 gauge prim quality steel deck with four cutting height adjustments from 1 to Chrome handle Durable MIRRO-GLO finish light and strong with Tornadic power this agile performer takes the drudgery out of mowing Full factory guarantee TRY EXCELLOI Month OTHER Excellos 399S up With PurchaM of Anjr New 4-Cycle Mower from cakes from Bob Brown 1166 Hollis Dr at the Kiwanis Pancake Supper Like others Nelms got the word that he could go back for seconds (Staff Photo by Jimmy Parsons) BIG EYES ANYWAY Nelms McKelvain son of Mr and Mrs Ray McKelvain 664 Glendale Dr seemed to have bigger than his Tuesday night as he requested an extra-large stack of pan- 5895 15 '5 IFKEIE Youth Sentenced In Fatal Shooting 'Equal Opportunity1 Said 'Vision' By Michigan Judge Huge Throng Eats Bacon Pancakes SAN ANTONIO (AP) Arturo lEsquivel 17 drew a life wntencejne'-rfam flSSSTtoNwrii! ng I participat- o-year-old youth ing in the crime They they Esquivel waa alleged to have killed so their victims couldn't given the order to fire on Reynaldo identify them as the men who By HODENFIELD dren and Youth that the const itu-i The justice said "in the dan- Garcia on Nov 15 near the Guada: looted the home of Herbert Associated Press Education Writer tional guarantee to all of lifelgerous world in which we live tope Community Center Clutter near here Abilenians Tuesday night again' WASHINGTON (AP) Eleven liberty and the pursuit of happi- America will need sons and Four other youths were charged: showed their like for pancakes PT our c1''cren reare ness is still only a vision daughters deeply dedicated to its in the Garcia slaying One wa They turned out about 10000 in broken homes Eleven per cent! jgo years liefs Instead we are turning 1 sentenced to 99 years two to strong at the annual feed sponsor-1 vlct he said in a prepared address I041 100 youns trained years and one to two years Vi PRICE SALE CREAM DEODORANT ed by the Abilene Kiwanis Club In education and jobs passage of the 14th Amende0 personal belongings per Rose Field House at Hardin cent reared abJctmem designed to give full sscunty and personal ease N0W'S THE TIME TO HAVE DOVertV l-j hard I pan vmithc with tha 1 hard lean youths with the YOUR WARDS OUTBOARD MOTOR CHECKED! nxxu University Kiwanians termed the supper "lip smacking" success Tlpnriififn ship to those who had been slaves 1 A Michigan Supreme Court Jus- "it fo time we honor he questioning minds' who will pro- tice recited these grim statistics i glad that both the vide this future leader- 'today then asked "have you Supreme Court and the youth of jP be said "demand a better An accurate attendance count heard and do you believe that inour land are making dear that the inheritance than municipal cor- was Pected to be made follow- great land there is equal op- days o' segregation and second- WP15 political filibustering ing the dubs weekly meeting at pcrtunity for gu7 class dtjnship for Negroes are P30'3- and advertising of sex and noon Wednesday This Justice George Edwards told the numbered crime by TV radio magazines wt CMiOTn" Edanb id of the mothers with children un-i oOcrt lt MocRae executive Much of the time during the eve- ra der 18 are now employed and Pector of Wei are Council of don't think there is a single juve-i Metropolitan Chicago told the con-niie court judge in the country erenc 00 WORder that so who doesn't shudder at that figure 5 younger generation Every working mother who leaves discarded the principles and children below high school aqe dcals this country has long held so dear Ding the serving line extended out the front of the field house all the way down the side of the building JLaiL and nearly back to Simmons Ave Kllv fll UulllQDUjn about a block away About 40 of Aunt Jemima' COLEMAN Funeral to continually cases was unsupervised is prac-Pancake Mix 920 pounds of be held at 2:30 pm Wednesday tiring brinkmanship with deling Smooth creamy Gentle to skin safe for fabrics Checks perspiration eliminates danger of offending Maian It parfarmanca hiodilart an "For an entire he prpar6 to anjoy tap whtn spring cernss Let Wards pul your outboard molar in sireeth running condition Trained technicians will thoroughly and cartfuHy chuck repair and repiace any necessary Now Regular M00 Value 50t SUMMER is C0MIN' And It's Gonna Be HOT! HUS TAX said in a prepared address "we 'have been surrounded by violence The media of mass communication glorify that violence daily Human life and personality have pVrn caii" today' been cheapened service department "Bribery of policemen political: MONTGOMERY WARD land industrial chicanery trade I union corruption and glorifies-' 'lion of the violence of all these speak louder than Fourth of i ABILENE'S 1960 TRAFFIC SCORE Consecutive deofhlfts days 11 in I960 2 Tuesday 9 in 1960 596 Tuesday 5 in 1960 171 FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY RAY DRUG 216 PINE DOWNTOWN DEB40CS DOWNTOWN Uniloc "one Construction Adjustable Slip-Stream Loures Integrip Waterproof Protective Barrier 4000 CFM Air Flow Control RIVER OAKS Gooch's bacon 270 gallons of sy- in Gouldbusk Congregational quency rup plus about 6000 cartons of Methodist Church for Mrs Tom milk furnished by and Slate 61 Coleman County resident Foremost Dairies here and many for the past 50 years She died! gallons of coffee were used to at 1:40 pm Tuesday in Overall feed the hungry crowd Memorial Hospital after a long Seven different groups furnish-' illness ed musical entertainment during' The Rev A O'Connor pas-five hours erf serving tor and the Rev Vera Cook re-: 'tired Methodist minister were to officiate Burial wa to be in Gouldbusk Cemetery with Stevens Funeral Home in charge Mrs Slate was born Jan 13 I a 1899 in Alabama and married If A hV 1 1 1 AC I Tom Slate Oct 25 1916 in Coleman ImVlvVj IrlvJ County She was a member of the I Congregational Methodist Church ROBY i RNS Jack Reeves! Survivors include her husband 58 Roby farmer who had lived her mother Mrs Stewart here about 15 years died at his of Coleman one daughter Mrs home of heart attack about mid- Dennis Winfrey of Gouldbusk morning Wednesday three brothers Carl and Osie Justice of the Peace both of Coleman and Bill of Tam-Bransop rendered a verdict of pa Fla: one sister Mrs Hap As-death by a heart attack ton gf Coleman: and one grand- A doctor was called but Mr 50n Reeves died before the doctor ar- rived The body was taken to Patterson Funeral Home in Sweetwater where arrangements are pending He farmed at Claytonville before moving to Roby Fatalities Accident Accidents Injured Injured FREE 100 MILE DELIVERY Free Delivery Month Month (on A turn to tie OIJ3 Lite anc to Me 'adi WANT A LUSH GREEN LAWN? Dl MATNIESON DEB40C HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW Amona FREE-0-FR0ST FREEZER Dad no longer has an exclusive on the handsome distinction of the White coat Young fellows wear it day and night Its versatility makes it both party and perfect for sport wear in the newest Continental styles Sizes 6-12 Regular 1495 Slims 1595 Sizes 13-20 Regulars 1995 Slims Huskies 2095 Contrasting black slacks 795 to 995 In Continental or Regular Dress Shirts 295 and 350 Smart Ties $1 Tex Tan Belts $1 USE MATHIESON HIGH ANALYSIS-PELLETIZED WATER SOLUBLE AMMO-PHOS FERTILIZERS 16-20-0 Biq 4000 CFM Cooling Power Push Button Control Quietly Efficient Rigidned Front Panel Built-in Pump Beautiful Foshion Front Two Speed Motor FREE NORMAL INSTALLATION ON THIS MODEL Tier Drop Pod Retainers Installed to Control and other With Poison Grub Worms Lawn Insects FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION ORGANS PIANOS RIVER OAKS OPEN TIL 9 PM EVERY THIPDAY PARK FREE ANY DOWNTOWN LOT OR GARAGE MATHIESON Pelletised Ammonium Sulfata Wo also have Mathieson Terra-Color to Control Brown Patch in Lawns irS WATER SOLUBLE Easy to Apply by hand Spreader or Sprinkler Con Plowman FEED SEED CALL OR 4-9967 402 LOCUST ST GUARANTEED TO OUT PERFORM ALL OTHERS CALL GLEN HADD0X AMANA FOOD SERVICE OR 2-7846 FOR AN APPOINTMENT 1074 CHESTNUT Downtown Suburban 102 ELM 265 CHESTNUT 1109 MOCKINGBIRD OR 4-3781 349 Cypress River Oaks Villogt Abilrtif't linrst or i-n and Iftij.

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