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9 THE LIBERTY VTVDICATOR T)avton Texas, Thursday, October 18, 1962 i MJfmj UliXl Cift by new homemakers Receives Many Cotton Style Show Planned Memorial Books Tuesday at Woodson High HARDIN PERSONALS aywood cottons for an occasions, featuring the newest fabric finishes and the latest McCall's patterns, will be presented in a fashion show at Woodson High School Tuesday. October 23 at 8 p.m. by The Woodson Chapter of New Homemakers. The fashion collection. cade of Cottons.

is made available through she Cotton Council. cottons, the min-dreuched citrus in prints, and the neutral tones of toast, beige, camel, black and white for town and travel. Patterns follow designers, choice of the soft silhouette for suits, coats and dresses. A short, jacket is shape that tops skirts as well as dresses. Plans for the show were announced by Mrs.

R. Roecker. Joan F. Scott and iJloria Carrier ROUND-THE-CLOCK apparel! Wjji serve as commentators. Mora ages from housecoats to for-jdyls wiu mdude of the rnals and includes several stylesj chapter.

Ginger Fontenot and for children. Thirteen well-known: Samuels are the Americas fabric houses are re- presented by the cottons. Tha fabric and fashion story is! Ronald Is highlighted by color notes such as the patriotic red, white and blue look in ginghams and sports College Club Officer COFFEE 1 DOWNTOWN HAV-A-CUP 2019 Trinity Liberty Ronald Catch in gs of Liberty has been elected treasurer of Lower Trinity Valley Hometown Club at Texas College. Ronald is a sophomore student at Other officers are Carl Vanderhider, president; Donnie Rudd, vice-president; and William Mason, secretary. FARRIS TRUCK LINES Localized Personal Service Between Houston, Dayton, Liberty, Raywood, Hull, Daisetta, Batson, Hardin, Moss Bluff Ph.

FE 6-3689 Liberty Ph. CA 5-0703 Houston Home Office: Daisetta, Ph. KE 6-6225 CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS! A Ben Gordon Loan Will Reduce Your Bills More Than One-Half. BEN GORDON LOANS $60 TO $2000 Auto Furniture Appliances Signature House Trailers Refinancing Consolidate Bills COMPLETE SERVICE FOR THE WORKING MAN BEN GORDON LOANS DAYTON The Dayton Public Library has been the recipient of several memorial books and cash donations during the past few weeks, it has been announced by Mrs. J.

R. Stevens, chairman of the library operations committee. The Lakata Club and the Woman's Club have each given cash 'donations of to used in the operation of the library. Tom Three Books" has been by Mr and Mrs. J.

D. McCinty and Mr. Mrs Drop McOinty in mem ory of the lute Torn Collins and memorials to Mr Collins include the Valley of the Kwal." given by the Switch and Chatter Club and a two volume set of "Complete Works of Sherlock given by Masonic Lodge. Virginia House Along by Eitvmie Ferguson Farrar has been given in memory of Rev. Walter S.

by Mr. and Clyde Ford. Mrs. Stevens also announced this that a box has been (placed at city hall office for persons wishing to return library during the week, as the 'library is only on Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. Fines may also be paid at the city office during Approximately 100 new chil drens, juvenile, and school books have been and will be on the shelves as soon as they! are received.

Mrs. T. Morton, memorial book chairman, now has several books on order which will suitable for memorials, and they' will be available to place on the shelves immediately when anyone wishes to place a memorial book ijj library. Mrs. Morton! will also order special books if these books are not acceptable She may be contacted by calling CL 8-2174 MRS.

GEORGE KELLOGG Correspondent 15 S. Jones at W. Texas Baytown 583-1761 Weaver Enters Baptist Seminary li. Weaver, son of W. C.

Weaver of Liberty, has enrolled for study at Golden (late Baptist Theological Seminary at Mill Valley, Calif. A graduate of Howard Payne College, Mr. Weaver is working toward the bachelor of Divinity degree at the seminary, located, immediately north of San Golden Bridge. Located on Strawberry Point! peninsula protruding into the Pacific waters of bay, the seminary is an accredited member of the American Association of Theological Schools, it is owned and operated by the Southern: liaptist Convention, Mrs. Opal Shauberger returned home last week after spending two weeks with four members of the Woodman Circle of Houston on a vacation in Mexico City and other points of interest.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Richardson and daughter of Beaumont spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and B. K.

Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cofty of Silsbee spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Nugent. Dillard Dagle and M. C. Crocker are taking; medical treatment in the Kersting Hospital in Liberty. Mr and Mrs.

Freddie Britt of Park spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. B. McKaskle. The Hardin fiarnionettes under the direction of W.

G. Barnhart. sang for the Texas State Teachers Association District I meeting Monday. October 15. Mr, and Mrs.

H. K. Finley, Sr, James and Bruce, and Xelda Kay Ainsworth spent Sunday in Goodrich with Mr. and Mrs. T.

A. Walker. Weekend visitors in the Marvin Crocker home were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crocker and Mrs.

J. T. Lawrence of Lufkin, Rev. and Mrs. Elvin Crocker of Dangerfield, Mr.

and Mrs. Alford Crocker of Beaumont, Cary and Crocker of First Lt. Norman ker of Lincoln. Neb. Mrs.

Preston and sons attended the funeral of her father, Rev. O. L. Claxton of Seymour, Sunday. He died Thursday after a brief illness.

A. C. Smith of Beaumont, Pat Smith and Charlotte Moore of Houston visited Saturday in the home of Mr and Mrs. Chris Smith. Sunday the Smith's visit ed Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Goodeaux in Houston. (Held Over From Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cessna and two children of Bryan visited lasL weekend in the home of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Cessna. Rev. Bob Herod, pastor of the Hardin Baptist Church is conducting a revival this week at Grayburg Baptist Church in burg. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Hardin, visited last Wednesday with his father, Rev. P. Hardin.

in Ben umont. Mr. and and son of Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Yawn.

Sunday, the Yawns visited relatives in Boling and New Gulf. Twenty-two band students, seven adults and band director, Charles Haze, enjoyed a hayride Saturday night sponsored by the Band Club. Hot dogs and cold drinks were enjoyed after the hayride on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. A C.

Buell. Candidates selected for homecoming queen of the Hardin-East Chambers football game. October 26, were Debbie Craig of the freshman class. Linda Crocker from the sophomore class, Beverly Robinson of the Junior class and Patricia Reeling of the senior class. Speech Students Entertain PT HARDIN IXrnald Thornton presented his speech students in a play when the Hardin Pa rent- Teachers Association met last Thursday in the school auditorium.

Theme for the program was and the play was entitled, "Trial of a Citizen." Members of the class who took part were James Rives, Don Fre- wln, Johnny Carter, Martha Tipton and Jimmy Myriok Mrs. Joan Gatlin is program chairman for the PTA, and PTA president Mrs. Pauline Hunchey introduced Mr. Thornton. Opening prayer was given by Rev.

Robert Coyner of the Hardin Methodist Church. A brief business session followed the program with 4U members present. Closing prayer was given by J. D. Handley.

Lovelady Rites For Mother of Dayton Resident PAYTON Funeral services were held In the Lovelady Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Monday, October 15, for Mrs, Leza Tigner. mother of Miss Mary Wesley Tigner of Dayton. Mrs. Tigner, 84, was a resident New Members Initiated By Woodson NHA Girls RAYWOOD Members of the! Woodson Chapter of New Homemakers concluded a three day i initiation program when they initiated 10 new members into; their club at a business and social meeting in the homemaking department on October 3.

The newr club members are Linda Andress. Alma ftuth Carrier, Patricia Colquiett.j Eula Gonzales, Laura Mouton. Linda Rogers, Charlotte Taylor, Germaine Williams and Brenda Sams. Committee were given by all standing committees and plans were discussed for the I Cavalcade of Cottons which the chapter will present at the! school on Tuesday, October 23. 1 Other plans discussed were partial plans for participating in the Bi-Counrty Exposition.

The recreation committee presented several new relaxers and; served refreshments to the group A special guest was the chapter mother, Mrs. A. S. Scott. of torela.ly but had been patient in a Huntsville for the past nine rnoufhs after suffering a fall last January.

She died in the Huntsville hospital early Sunday morning. October 14. Rev. Jewel Strong, pastor ol the Crockett Methodist Church and former Dayton pastor, conducted the services assisted by the church pastor, Rev. Dishman.

Mrs. Tigner is survived by two daughters, Miss Tigner and C. E. Davis of Huntsville and one; son. Rev.

Hugh S. Tigner of New York State. Burial was in the Lovelady Cemetery with the Renfro Funeral Home of Trinity in charge of arrangements. illle ewlq presided during the business meeting. Elected officers for year were Mrs.

George Davis, teacher; Mrs. Selma Abshier, assistant teacher; Mrs. Clyde Musgrove, president; Mrs. It, O. McMurtrv, vice-president; Mrs, S.

H. Phillips, secretary; Mrs. Penny, assistant secretary; group captains are Mrs. Roy Richardson. Mrs.

Lloyd Brown and Mrs. Lizzie Tanner. After the business meeting members exchanged gifts and refreshments were served. Go To Church Sunday. Officers Elected For TEL Class HARDIN Mrs.

C. C. Penny was hostess to the TEL Sunday School class meeting of the Hardin Baptist Church Tuesday. Oo tober 2, in her home with 14 members present. Mrs.

George Davis opened the meeting with prayer and Mrs. NEED A WATER HEATER? A fast, electric water heater is best. Ask your plumber, dealer or Gulf States Utilities. Special intfalloHon HOW LONG DO YOU WANT TO LIVE? call GtNf FEfc-4161 REPORT OF CONDITION OF First State Bank of Liberty, Liberty County, Texas, at the close of business on September 28, State Bank No. 57 Federal Reserve District No.

11 ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, cash items in process of United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 1,049,062.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 681,831.20 Corporate stock 10,000.00 Loans and discounts (including $16,270.69 overdarfts) 2,879,263.07 Bank premises owned $70,060.78, furniture and fixtures $15,947.06 86,007.84 Real estate owned other than bank 1.00 Other assets (Prepaid 1,170.38 TOTAL LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 1,209,567.93 Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 73,545.96 Deposits of States and political 395,598.82 TOTAL DEPOSITS Total demand Total time and savings TOTAL Mrs. Dick Chandler Chilton visited this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Preston and other friends. Mary Ann Pankratz, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Pankratz, and a. student of Lon Morris Coli in Jacksonville was selected to be a cheerleader for this school term. Mr. and Mrs.

George Svatek and son of Rosenburg, visited Methodists ave Laymen Day Set HARDIN Rev. Bob Coyner. pastor of the Hardin Methodist Church reported Monday that Sunday, October 21 will be Day at that church. Robert Madduy of the Temple Methodist Church in Houston will be guest speaker during the 11 worship hour. Frank Key, chairman of the board of stewards, A.

B. Cessna, Sunday school superintendent and Vernon Carol Null will be in charge of the Program, includ-i ing the choir. Rev. Coyner and his wife and daughter came to the Hardin! Methodist church two week a from the Temple Methodist; Church in Houston. He is invit-i ing everyone to attend this special service by the men of the church.

ORGANIZED TO SERVE FARMERS ECONOMICALLY EFFICIENTLY DOING ITS JOB DEVERSCANAL COMPANY Devers, Texas Classi-Fone FE 6-3611 WHISKERS HATE FACES LOVE IT! CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital: Common stock, total par value $150,000.00 150.000.00 Surplus 250,000.00 Undivided profits 122,285.82 TOTAL CAPITAL TOTAL LIABILITIES AND ------------------CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ME MORAN A Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes (including notes and bills rediscounted and securities sold with agreement to 315,500.00 Benny L. Rusk, vice-president and cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. BENNY L. RUSK J. M.

RICH C. A. MILES VERNON F. POOLE Directors. State of Texas, County of Liberty, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of October, 1962, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank.

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