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Liberty, Texas
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Graduates Publish Last Will By SISSY GRtVICH The Panther Paw FEATURES: 6:45 and 8:45 p.m May DOWN THE WINir Stapling' Haley (Parent Trap) Mills PANAViSlON PAiHf MAUREEN 0 HARA BRIAN KEITH STEVE COCHRAN CHILL WILLS June 3-4-5 SHOWDOWN a M-G-M rA RANDOLPH' JOEL SCOTT McCREA Him igh ountry Open at Dusk, Box Office Closes at 9:30 p.m. Wed. -Thu May kA Raisin In The Sidney Poiter June 1-2 MEBiia FT.ED K3HUO TMEWtLb Rmsr Of nS tlHt'AOT gwrfc wisi June at WILLIAM KIM I HOLDEN NOVAK 1 A COLUMBIA PICTUKC i Dairy Cream to Gene Elliff. pig to Mr. Finley, and WtL- PATTY LANGFORD wills her LIAM MARQUARDT leaves diet to spurs to Roy Burrell.

We. the Ssonior Class of Lib- Sandy Lloyd. SISSY GRIVICH wills her lit ertv Iligh School. Liberty, Texas, BOBBIE GAYE SWAIN leave? tie blue Volkswagen to Gary of the year 19H2, being of sound, her contact lenses to Kenny Busby. mind and even sounder body, do Olive RICHARD HOOTEN leaves his firmly belive that we CLAUDE HARDING leaves his hair to James Burge certain irreplaceable r.ghts, char quiet ways to Champ Clark.

DAN McGINNtS wills his re- and ideas which the FAYE FONDON leave putation as a card shark-to Peggy school cannot afford to lose. We anything. taking it all with Mills. therefore publish and declare this her! I NORMA JORDAN leaves her to our last will and testament. GLEN LUCKEY leaves his cur- height to Judy Jett, and we bequeath these rare troa-ly hair to Billy Lloyd.

VAN ED gives his stires to the following: FRANK DAVIS wills his Book- senior ring to a freshman. To dear old LI IS: fond memo- keeping practice set to Coach SHARO WALDROP wills her! Williams. to get along with the JIM LYONS bequeaths his bril- teachers to Charlotte Chapman, lant mind to Mr. Shauberger for KENNETH FISHER leaves his further scientific study. Comet to his brother, Daniel.

I KATHY DUNAGAN leaves COLIN O'NEILL will his FFA rieg and sad bood-byes. To Mr. Leonard: steel taps for his rubber shoes. To Mr. Strickland: a shock absorber to use while listening to to get the attention of the students.

To Juniors: Macbeth. To the Sophomores: The Honor Roll. excuses. Felecia to anyone who can find jacket to the chapter. To Mrs.

McGuire and Mr. it. WANDA BUTLER wills a butOdom: next Senior Class JAY HAYWOOD leaves a dump- ton she lost off her derss to any To Coach Hughes: a little truck to Louis Potetz. one who finds it. peace and quiet.

MARGARET TANNER wills' HUB PURSWELL just leaves To Mrs. Billingsley: a rear her shorthand grades to Mildred and takes Carolyn with him. view mirror. Tanner. SHIRLEY WEATHERS leaves To Mrs.

Gainey a gavel to use DOUGLAS CHESSON leaves; all the chores to her sister. Doro- his acting ability for David thy. Cross. CHARLES CORNELIUS leaves GLENDA DAVIS leaves all of his baseball glove to Jay Walker her secretarial work for Judy CARILYN ROSE bequeaths the) Gilliland because Glenda knows' homecoming crown to the next To the Freshmen: memories of just how much Judy likes this lucky girl. Fish Initiation Day.

i kind of work. AUBREY McKIBBEN wills his LINDE BATES leaves her parts CLARENCE MARTIN wiils ability to tell tail tales to Reg in the Junior, Senior, and One leg weights to Jody Packer. gje Burrell. Act plays ot the next aspiring BERTHA FABRIGUZE leaves MARGIE DODSON leaves her young actress. the to Mrs.

Me- gaze to Relma HELEN HINES leaves a king-iGulfe and wishes her luek. Bennestante and hopes it willj size tack for Ronald Amox. LARRY THAMES leaves his help her in class. SKIPPY McADAMS wills his; frog gig to Leslie Wallace. JUDY SULIK leaves the Pep ability to sleep in English A I LOU BOUDREAUX Squad t.o Diane Ctovall.

without getting caught, to Wil- wills her squeaky clarinet to SIM ABEL wills his tneehani-j liam Stinnett. Thana Williams. cnl drawing tools to Coach Elli- JANICE FIELDER leaves her TOMMY MOTCHMAN leaves son old tennis shoes to Linda to Simon Hanel. GAIL TYLER will her red hair CAROLYN PARKER leaves Sherry Stout so that Sherry motorcycle boots for Sharon Gri have to use rinses any- pon to use. more.

RAY BEN ERSKINS wills his BUD LEE leaves his dirt Toni Home Permanent to Jerry hands to Lee Lewis. Lee Henley. JEANNE DRAKE wills Amy1 The Liberty Vindicator Thursday. May 31, I962 Liberty, F.H.A. Chapter Plans Trip to Dallas Soon HARDIN Plans for a trip to Dallas were completed by members of the Hardin High School Chapter of Future Home- rs of America at a meeting May 2 attended by iiS.

MiSs Patricia Pooling, president, conducted the business meeting. Places of interest in Dallas F.H.A. Chapter members will vis- ,1 include the Six Flags of Texas. State Fair grounds and others They also plan to go to Huntsville Park. Twenty iris and five sponsors will make the trip by school bus leaving i school at 7 a on June 11.

FREAK ACCIDENT The gasoline pump went that-away Sunday when this Ford from Houston jumped into reverse pear, made a circle through the Wallisville Road- Highway 90 intersection, and ended near the spot where it Frank Gulf Service Station. Miraculously, the Houston driver, who was putting water in the car after his family had gotten out, was the only casualty. He was bruised when he tried to stop the runaway car. On its tour onto two highways and around telephone poles, the vehicle brushed the car driven by Mrs. Paul Neyland of Liberty, which had stopped for the traffic- by VV.

R. Johnson. RONNIE LAYTON wills the OVER 60 OF THE PEOPLE IN LIBERTY CHAMBERS COUNTIES VOTED FOR A CHANGE In The State Representative OFFICE THE PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF Lobby Controlled Representation FOR A Representative For All the People Elect JOHN C. ARCHER Houston Rites Are Held for W. W.

Hallmark Funeral services for Walter DW1 Guilty Pleas Bring Fines, Jail Nine pleas of SUE SEALE wills the South- Hough five new leaves to turn Hallmark, G8, of Route One. Libern drawl which she inherited over. ertv. were held at 2:30 p.m. Mon- last year to Donna Sue Knox who JERRY BLACKBURN leaves 28, in the Sun Valley court on driving wh really needs it.

anything but his green Fords, and Church of Christ in Houston, charges resulted in JIMMIE WHITEHEAD be- he figures that he worked too Burial was in the South Park and a three dav lai queaths his long eyelashes to hard for it Mike Willoughby. LINDA SGROI bequeaths hoi SUE WHITTINGTON leaves naturally curly hair to tin Ham her quiet, gentle ways to Donna ilton. Schultz. ART KUYKENDALL leaves the BILL CONERLY leaves his to Ray Milentz. winning ways with the ladies to HENRY HAZLIP leaves Coach Carl Griffin.

Sutherland. ARTHER MAXWELL wills the! DEE REED leaves her ability uiltv in county intoxicated Of Mrs. Juanita Duty, 34, Injured in One-Car Highway 90 Accident Mrs. Juanita Duty. 34, who was injured in a one-car accident Friday on Highway 90 near Dovers, is being treated at Baptist Hospital in for injuries sustained the crash.

She and her throe-year-old son. James, were treated at Kersting Hospital, then she was carried to Beaumont. She suffered a com- sentence lor 1 ine' pound fracture of the right arm among 49 d.w.i and other injuric collidede with a James was tn Cemetery in Houston. each defendant Mr, Hallmark died Saturday The nine we morning in John Sealy Hospital oases set for this week when for a broken left in Galveston after a five-week ill- county court opened Monday)e(j ness. morning, with Judge T.

.1 High-) state Highwa' He is survived by three da ugh-, tower on the bench and Malone of Lit rs, Mrs. Martha Ann Mrs. Attorney W. (I. Woods, asj vestigating offic Deva Bryand and Mrs.

Sue prosecuting attorney. when her ear bridge. ited at Kersting arm atid releas- Patrolman was the in They're Ready to A nswer A Call Telephone people have always outdone themselves whert the pressure is the greatest. In local emergencies. the cool efficiency ot the telephone worker is welt known.

In national emergency, you can depend on them. They will kaep open the communication righdy named 'the speaking voice of might." HULL TELEPHONE CO. paid Pol. Adv Kost. BOB LaCOUR thinks ho can cope with it.

ELGENE SMITH bequeaths his portable radio to hi." Frank. BEVERLY MILLER leaves her position as caption of the volleyball team to Judy Chandler. BILLY SISK leaves his slide rule to Bernie Blazek. SANDRA DUKE wills her place in tin- Panther Prancer Line to Marilyn Me Neel. CURTIS WILLIAMS leaves the Grand Leader to Judy Karkowski.

JAMES FOXWORTH leaves his trombone to George Jones, and tryouts held May SANDRA SMITH wills her drums S( bool auditorium to Jan Johnson. welve out of SYLVIA LONG leaves her abili tv ot confuse everybody, inelud Reeves, all ot Houston; one son.i Chester A. Candelier was bein FHA to any other beau who to get to class on time to Ruth Kenneth Hallmark of Lampasas, tried vVednesdeay afternoon and one stepson, two sisters and The Vindicator went to press. He leave seven brothers. was one of the 49 charged with brother, jU(jy anybody.

d.w.i. MARVIN SMITH wills the shot testament. We sign this doeti Those pleading to d.w.i. put to Mike Huelsebusoh. inent before the notorious public and receiving fines and jail sen- We, the undersigned, do de- this 18th day ot May, 1962.

are Ted McCauley, Henry clare this to be our last will and THE SENIOR CLASS, LaFour to Lead 62-63 Prancers III ing herself, to Barbara Johnson. LaFour, junior. Senior members will be Ann BILL VcELLHATTEN wills hisj Rohinsoii and Sharon Creel. Jun freckles to Kay Shoemake be- ior will be Donna Hugh- cause he thinks she really needs es jan Jordan, Nancy Rusk, them. Susan Henry, and Lamar John- DANA HUGGINS leaves her son.

baton to next drum major-! Sophomore members will be ette. Linda McCarty. Patti Haberle, Marilyn McNeel, HERMAN MARQUARDT wills and Relma Benestante. The only From The Panther Paw freshman member Panther Prancers for the Vyoral. fi3 school year were chosen at First alternate is Kathy 8 in the high other alternates an Phyllis Candella, sixteen girls Blazek.

were chosen to be next Tin sixteen girls were judged jail sentence when lie pled Prancers. Captain will be Gloria bv a drill team instructor from to a charge of child neglect Rufus Cox, Alford Burt is Mandle Johnson, Walter! William Denyer, Royal Stanley, Alvin Huckabee, Frederick Sullivan Fingleman and William Ad kins. Alton Green received a six- month jail sentence on a plea of guilty to passing worthless; Smith, checks. and Mai ie William Henry Turley Land was given a probationary lilty! will be Jean- Pori CLASSI-FONE FE 6-3611 On a negligent homicide count. Ed in on Fregia was fined $200 and costs when he pled guilty.

Jacli Kennedy was willing to debate Nison was willing to debate DonYarborough IS willing to debate why JOHN CONNALLY DEBATE? Voti Lturday, Jun Political Advertisement Paid For by Yarborough For Governor VV, A. Matthews, Chairman. A message from the Treasury of a free people keep freedom your future for $4.33 a week rPhe sum of $4.33 a week will buv you a dozen Savings Bonds in a year. A few years of this and be 1,000 richer. Nothing wrong with being rich.

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And to make sure that you and your family will always enjoy the freedoms which a handful of brave Americans set their names to on July 4, 1776. Buy Bonds for freedom now. All you need to make this investment is a few dollars a week and a belief in Keep freedom in your future with 'Ihr IT mi nt d'ten run for Ad (Jim and th, U.S. Savings Bonds Th, LtrfXi 05 Vote for the LEADING CANDIDATE James A. (Jimmy) FOR Lieutenant Governor WHY: CARRIED HOME IU)X COI5ER, TEXAS 111-0 ATIVE EAST TEXAN HEAT WEST TEXAS OPPONENT ALMOST TO 1 IN LIBERTY COUNTY IN 1st PRIMARY BEAT WEST TEXAS OPPONENT BY OVER 70.000 VOTES IN 1st PRIMARY SPEAKER OF HOI SE OF REPRESENTATIVES HIS OPPONENT IS BACKED BY THE BIG MONEY LOBBY MIS OPPONENT VOTED THE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON BILL IMS OPPONENT VOTED AGAINST REGULATING LOAN SHARKS Paid Political Advertisement Paid For Bv Alvis Ellisor.

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