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Special Notices Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice NATIONAL WANT AD WEEK April GUARANTEED RESULT WEEK With Your VINDICATOR Want Ad or You Pay For Your Ad TO celebrate National Want Ad week The Vindicator, will guarantee results to all families not business establishments) who place a classified ad to run April 17. Only articles for sale will be accepted on tlie guaranteed result basis. No real estate on this offer. You can place any Item from a baseball to an automobile. Ads may I placed anytime fore Tuesday, Noon, April 15.

If the artic le has not teen sold by Thursday, April 24, you owe the pafier nothing, providing you notify the that the article has not been sold. PLACE YOUR WANT AD NOW Ph. 336-3611 The Liberty Vindicator liegal Notice MU DC IT HEARING Notice of hambers Liberty Counties Navigation District 1969-70 budget hearing. Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on the liambers iberty Counties Navigation District 1969-70 budget in their office In Anahuac, Texas, at 10:30 A. M.

on 11 16th, 1969. Given by order of the Board of Navigation and anal Commissioners of the Clumbers- ounties Navigation District. Vernon F. Poole, Chairman of Board 4-3 2C Legal Notice EGAl. NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by Libert), Independent School District, I ibert County Texas until 9:00 a.m.

April 24, 1969 for the purchase of mowing equipment as follows: 1. Tractor In the 15 hp to 20 hp range. 2. Hotary mower attachment with a width of approximately 5 feet. For additonal information call Howard Business Manager at 336 3491.

4-10 2C Legal Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS CONTRACT NO. CP-300 OF THE CEDAR POINT LATERAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FOR THE COASTAL INDUSTRIAL WATER AUTHORITY HOUSTON. TEXAS Sealed proposals addressed to the Industrial Water will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works, City Hall, Houston, Texas, until 9:30 A.M., Central Standard Time, May 1, 1969, the proposals to be plainly marked: BID ON CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT NO. CP-300 THE CEDAR POINT LATER- Al DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM Proposals will be publicly opened and read in the Council Chamber, second floor, City Hall, Houston, Texas, at 10:00 A.M., Central Standard Time, May 1, 1969. Any proposals received after the time for receipt of proposals at the office of the Director of Public Works will not be accepted and will be returned unopened.

The prices and terms of the proposal shall be made upon the forms and in the manner herein specified. Proposals shall be accompanied by a bid guarantee in the form of a cashier's check or a certified check drawn upon a responsible bank of the State of Texas and payable to the Coastal Industrial Water Authority, in the amount of five (5) percent of the total contract price as a guarantee that the bidder will promptly enter Into a contract and ex- cute a performance bond and payment bond. Complete plans and specifications for the purpose of bidding may be obtained from the Director of Public Works, city Hall, Houston, Texas upon payment of a deposit in the amount of $50.00 for each set, the deposit being a check or money order payable to the Coastal Industrial ater Authority. Deposits will be refunded upon the return of the plans and specifications, subject to the time limit and conditions set forth In the specifications. The Coastal Industrial Water Authority not only reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive formalities but, also, reserves the right to evaluate the proposals In accordance with the specifications to determine which Is the lowest and best proposal.

COASTAL INDUSTRIAL WATER AUTHORITY Robert C. Lanier, President 4-3 3C Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTRICES Notice Is itereby given tliat on April 7, 1969, Letters Testamentary as Independent Executrices the Estate of EVERETT W. PARKER, Deceased, were issued to MATHA LEE LaFOUR, who presently resides in Ray wood, Liberty County, Texas, and whose mailing address is P. Box 185, Raywood, Texas 77582, and to PAULYNE P. PARKER, who presently resides in Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas, and whose mailing address Is Cornwall Manor, Apartment No, 134,6750 Prut Jim an Hoad, Beaumont, exas 77706, by the Honorable ounty Court of Liberty County, Texas, Cause No.

3616, pending upon the probate docket of said Court. AH having claims against said 1 state being administered are hereby required to present the same within tlie time prescribed by law. April 7Ui, 1969 Cameron Hightower Attorney 1C NOTICE TO BIDDERS Pursuant to an Order of the District Court of Chambers County, Texas, sealed bids will be accepted until 1:00 p.m. April 17, 1969 at the Mendenhall Building, Post Office Drawer GG, Anahuac, Texas 77514, for the purchase of the following separate assets of Chambers County Shell Company, to-wit: Item One, used, wood frame office building, with improvements Item One, used, metal shell loading hopper Item used, Link- Belt, Model 360, dragline with 1 cu. yd.

clamshell bucket Item One, used, Model ID-18, International bulldozer Item Three, used, unfinished, office chairs Item One, used, wooden, Office desk Item $7 used, ticket register pern One, used, electric adding machine Item One, used, 4 drawer, He abl net. The above mentioned assets are presently located at Arw- huai Texas, and be in- sjiected by contacting the Receiver. The Receiver reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. Warren G. Clark, Receiver hambe County Shell Company, Inc.

3C Legal Notice cab with safety glass; powered with minimum of 4 cylinder diesel engine affording a minimum of 130 H. P. (a 1,200 R. P. hour meter, tem- perative guage and all other standard equipment as per manufacturers specifications that affords a minimum of 13.5 ton capacity at of tipping.

Mtnumum weight of 45,000 without external counterweight and bucket. F. O. B. Price, Devers, Texas less the dragline bucket.

Successful bidder will accept as part payment on 25 northwest line less bucket. Balance of payments to be made In 1969 and 1970. The Drainage Commissioner's reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Drainage commissioners E. V.

Boyt C. B. Jeffrey Jim Dunagan 4.3 2 Legal Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is thereby given that sealed bids to the Commissioner's of Liberty ounty Drainage District No. 4 will accepted by the District at the office ot the 1 ounty Auditor, Court House, l.lb- erty, Texas on April 14th, 1969 at 10 A.M. for tlte purchase of the following: One heavy duty yd.

dragline train beam; 2 shea me beam revolbig fail head with antifriction bearing; sectional beam hoist rigging and iiendant lines; high speed Independent boom hoist minimum of long crawlers, wide pads and overall width, enclosed NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF RIVER PUMP STATION AND TWO MILES OF EARTHEN CANAL OF THE TRINITY WATER CONVEYANCE SYSTEM FOR THE COAST AI INDUSTRIAL WATER AUTHORITY HOUSTON, TEXAS Sealed proposals addressed to the Industrial Water will be received at the office of the Director of Public Hall, Houston, Texas, until 9:30 A.M., Central Standard Time, May 8, 1969, the proposals to plainly marked: BID ON CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT NO. MC-100 THE TRINITY WATER CONVEYANCE SYSTEM Proposals will publicly opened and read In the Council Chamber, second floor, City Hall, Houston, Texas, at 10:00 A.M., Central Standard Time, May 8, 1969. Any proposals received after the time for receipt of proposals at the office of the Director of Public Works will not accepted and will be returned unopened. The prlce.s and terms of the proposal shall be made upon the forms and In tlie manner herein Proposals shall be accompanied by a bid guarantee In the form of a cashier's check 01 a certified check drawn upon a responsible tank of the State of Texas and payable to the Coastal Industrial Water Authority in the amount of five (5) of the total contract price as a guarantee that the Bidder will promptly enter into a contract and execute a jjerformance bond and payment bond. Complete plans ami specifications for the imrpose of bidding may be obtained from the Director of Public Works, City Hall, Houston, Texas, upon payment of a deposit In the amount of each set, the deposit being a check or money order payable to the Coastal Industrial Water Authority.

Deposits will be refunded upon the return of the plans and ificatlons, subject to the time limit and conditions set forth in the Spec Ificatlons. The Coastal industrial Water Author it not only reserves the right to reject any or all and to waive formalities but, also, reserves the right to evaluate tlie proposals in accordance with the spec Ificatlons to determine which is the lowest and proposal. COAST AI INDUSTRIAL WATER AUTHORITY Robert C. Lanier, President 3-27 3C Carl Sory, 81, Of Saratoga Dies Saturday SARATOGA Funeral services for arl Sory, 81, of Saratoga, wnre held at 10 a.m. Monday In Pace Funeral Home in Kountze.

The Rev. Leon Unger, pastor of Saratoga United Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was In Hooks Cemetery In Kountze. Pallbearers were VestonOliv er, Walter Coon, R. C.

Mitt hell, Jack Fakens, Sam Ferguson. Sory at 4:20 a.m. Sat- in Hardin Memorial Hospital In Kountze after a long illness. He had lived In Saratoga 24 years, and was retired from the sawmill business. He was a founder and a member of the Big Thicket Association.

He moved to Saratoga from Livingston, where tie was mayor for 12 years He was owner of a I ord Motor dealership In I lv lug st on. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nettle Hooks Sory; oik son, Carl Sory of Tacoma, one daughter, Mrs. Olan Arnold of Houston; two Mrs. Charles Stidham of South Plainsfleld.N.

ami Mrs. Goodloe uf San Antonio; one sister, Mrs, Jim Trollnger ami three grandchildren. DISCIPLINARY POLICY OF LIBERTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Dangerous Drugs, Narcotics, and Stimulants. Any student known to be in possession of, to have used, or to be under the influence of marijuana, any narcotic, halluclatory, hypnotic, or sedative drug or any chemical, alcohol, or stimulant not prescribed for his use by a licensed physician, while attending school or while attending or participating in a school-spon sored function, after due notice to the violator and after a hearing before the Board of Trustees and If found guilty, shall be expelled from all classes and shall be denied access to all school premises for the remainder of the current school semester and no credits will be given to the student for that semester. Any student who shall have been convicted in a Court of Law of a misdemeanor or felony for the possession, use, or sale of any of the prohibited drugs or stimulants referred to above shall be expelled from all classes by the Board of Trustees and shall he denied access to all school premises for the remainder of the current school semester and no credits will be given to the student for that semester.

Any student moving Into the Liberty Independent School District who is under suspen- slon from another school system shall not be admitted until his term has ended in the suspending district. A report of disciplinary action taken by the school district shall be attached to the transcript of credit sent to any other school district to which a student under suspension may transfer. board of Trustees Robert M. Brlcker, Prs. Funeral Services Held Tuesday For Mrs.

Williamson LIBERTY Funeral services for Mrs. Euna Belle son, 62, of Liberty, were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in ardin United Methodits Church. The Rev. Louis Rlslnger and the Rev.

Robert P. Covner officiated. Burial under direction of Allsion Funeral Service Hardin Chapel Cemetery. Pallbearers were Milton Kay, Jerry Karkowskl, Arthur aulk, Tom Warner, J. Gary Lewis, Jean Williamson, Jasper Barrett and Eugene Barrett.

Mrs. Williamson died at 11:30 p.m. Saturday In Kerstlng Memorial Hospital in Liberty, She was a of the Liberty chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, and a member of Hardin United Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband. Sidney Williamson; two daughters, Mrs.

Boyce of Bartlesville, and Mrs. B. W. Briggs of Porterville, one brother, E. J.

Miller of Jackson, four sisters, Mrs.Fain Carpenter of West Point, Mrs. J. S. Hughey of Springfield, and Mrs. Eddie Jenkins and Mrs.

Mack Couch, both of Meridian, and four grandchildren. W.J. (Bill) Schultz Formerly Of Dayton Buried In Beaumont Militarv Kit cs William J. (BUI)Schultz, 83, of 5103 Barkaloo Road, Bay- towii, passed away on March 29 In a local hospital. Schultz was a former resident of Dayton, and farmed for many years in the StUson area.

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. on Monday, March 31 at the Earthman Funeral Home In Baytown. Burial was In the family plot in Magnolia Cemetery, Beaumont. Riley McCormick Services Held Funeral services for Riley McCormick, 75, of Liberty were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the First Baptist Church.

The Kev. Jim Burks officiated. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery under direction of Allison Funeral Service of Liberty. He died at 2:40 p.m. Sunday at Kerstlng Memorial Hospital in Liberty.

He was employed by Sinclair Oil Co. for 33 He was a tist and lived in Liberty for 44 years. Survivors are his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Irene Hillger of Tacoma, four brothers, Willie, and Oscar McCormick, both of Many, W'yatt McCormick of Carthage and Ted McCormick of Hamshire; one sister, Mrs. Emma Winn of Iongvlew; and five grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Gay Mon- tlngh, Floyd Holcombe, Lloyd Curry, Buster R.E. Biggs and George Swann. He is survived by one son, George H. Schultz of Baytown, and two brothers, Fritz Schultz of Anahuac and Albert Schultz of Beaumont. Cbr Cibrrtg WnWrator 13 Liberty, Texas, Thursday, April 10, 1969 HARDIN Personals OEORQE KELLOQQ Rhone 2MI0C1 J.

T. Rites McNidl In Hull Funeral services for J.T. McNeill, 58, of Hull were held at 2 p.m. Thursdav in the First Baptist Church in Hull with the Rev. Jim Turner officiating.

Burial was in Guedry cemetery at Batson under the direction of Allison Funeral Home. Pallbearers were members of the Fitters Local 211 of Houston. McNeill died suddenly at 7 p.m. Tuesday at his residence. He had been a resident of Hull for the past three months.

He had 27 years service In the Pipe Fitters Local and was a World War II veteran. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. J.T. McNeill of Hull and his mother, Mrs. Josephine McNeill of Valeria, Tex.

Dugat Services Held In Dayton Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Josephine Dugat, 85, of Old River community were held at 10 a.m. Friday In tlie Sterling Funeral Chapel in Dayton. Ervin Shepps, Church of Christ Minister, officiated. Burial was in Magnolia Park Cemetery.

were Larry Don and Wilbur Dugat, Johnny Daves, Ray Epperson and Donnie Reeves. Mrs. Dugat died at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday In San Jacinto Memorial Hospital In Baytown, Shn was a lifelong resident of the Old Hlver community and a member of the Church of Christ. Surviving are three sons, Leslie W.

and Morris Dugat, both of Dayton and Leonard Dugat of Baytown; four daughters, Mrs. Fannie Epperson of Mt. Belvleu, Miss Thelma Dugat of Baytown and Mrs, John Clemmens and Mrs. Willie Reeves, both of Dayton; 28 grandchildren, 69 grandchildren and two great- great-grandchildren. Services For Mrs.

Thornton Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Mae Thornton, 44, of Raywood, were held Wednesday, April 2 at Allison Memorial Chapel with Rev. C. Williams and Rev. L.

Mahaifey officiating. Burial was in the Fairlawn Memorial emetery in Liberty, Mrs. Thornton was a ber of the First Baptist Church of Raywood. Pallbearers were Jimmy Davis, Rommte Davis, Mac Morris, B. McKaskle Alan Lee and C.

LeNormand. Honorary pallbearers were Raymond Davis and J. M. Copeland, She Is survived her husband, R. Thornton; 2 sons, Jerry and Kelly M.

both of Raywood; and one (daughter, Sandra Diehl, of Germany, One grandchild. Also one sister, Mrs. June Mottis, Houston. Hardin High News For lu Funeral services were held last Tuesday, April 1, at a.m. at Earthman Funeral Home In Baytown for Willis Crornier with Rev.

F. D. Greene. pastor of the Baytown South Main Church of Christ officiating. Services were also conducted at the Schmidt Funeral Home In Brookshire by Rev.

R. Condi ey, pastor of the Brookshire Methodist Church. Full military honors were given at tlie Pattlson Methodist Cemetary graveside services. Three units performed the duties, a unit from Fort Sam Houston formed the firing squad. Chaplain (Major) H.

Raines of tlie 147th Air National Guard conducted this service. Spec. 4 Cromier was kU- led Saturday March 22 at 6:30 A.M. near the D.M Z. line In Vietnam.

The Viet Cong had thrown a hand grenade into the medic's truck, killing all of his group. He was born June 19, 1948 In Crowley, Louisiana. He Is survived by ids wife, one son Derek illis, 4 mouths old, of Pattlson; his parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. W.

Cromier of Baytown; 4 brothers, 3 sisters and neices and neptiew, Mrs. Willis Cromier Is the grand-daughter of Mr, and Mrs, J.B. Franklin of Daiset- All the students are back from the holidays and are ready for the last seven weeks of school. These students are the ones who entered and placed In the U. I.

L. Contest, Saturday, March 29, and Hardin High School. They are Cathy Odom- lst, Science; Brenda Farrls- Ist, Prose Reading; Earl Ickefoose-lst, Persuasive Speaking; Janls Simmons-1st Shorthand; Brenda Rawllnson- 4th, Shorthand; Bobby Kmb- rose-5th, Science; Sue Parker-2nd, Typing; Della Randolph-3rd, Typing; and Patty Campbell-4th, TypUig. Also Deb McKaskle-3rd in poetry Interpretation; and Gary Collins-3rd, Informative Speaking. The following will be going to the Regional Meet, April 19, at Kilgore.

Cathy Odom, Brenda Farris, Earl Janis Simmons, Sue Parker and Della Randolph. Golf Team of Hardin has won district and will now go on to Regional at Kilgore. DaUnn Jr. In I Wilson Junior High School, Dayton participated in the University Inter scholastic 1 eague contests held on Saturday, Ma rch 29 at C. E.

King School, Sheldon. Students of the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades entered con tests In Number Sense, Spelling, Head) riting, and Oral Heading. Winners of these events were: NUMBER SENSE: 6thgrade David Kemkes 2nd 7th grade Bobby Fosburgh 1st; Susie Sackett 3rd; 8th grade Jackie Morton 1st. SPELLING -(team contest) 7th grade -Carol Meyerdirks Susan Moore 2nd. ORAl Sarah Strother 1st; 8th grade boys Carey Prater 1st, Gerald Kolarik 3 rd; 8 th grade girls Peggy Gig out 3rd.

On a point system, Anahuac won 1st place In the Junior high division, with ilson, Dayton 2nd, and C. E. King 3rd, Sc I tools participating were: Anahuac, ihtyton WUson 4. Colbert, C. King, Crosby Junior High Drew, New Caney, and fidelity Manor.

On tlie golf team are: Cecil Slankard; Ricky Ritter; Donnie Hampton; Adrian Handley and Harvey Joiner. The Senior Play was presented for the second time on March 28, by public demand. The play was successful again. The Hardin Track team placed third out of 21 teams In tlie Barbers Hill Relays on April 3, Results of Barbers Hill Relays April 3 are: Broad Jump, Carl Bolds-6th, 100, Carl 100-Lynn Randolph, 220-Carl Bolds, 2 d-226; 8 8 0-Larry lie-Donnie Lyons, 440 Relay- Lynn Randolph; I ester Toran, I eonard Boothe, Carl Bolds, 120-High Hurdles- Bobby 330 Inter mediate Hurdles-B bb Ambrose, New school records were set In the 44u relay, broad jump, 120 high hurdles, 100 yard dash, 200 yard dash, 330 yard Int. hurdles.

First place winners from Hardin in the Liberty County science Fair were: Judy 1 ris, Patti Deckert, and Lucy Blake. Second place wUiners were: Bruce Mathis, Nelda Rawlln- son, Jacquelln Caldwell and David SmltU. Third place winners were: Venus Davis, Steven Tanner, Bill Wright, Rhonda Ainsworth, Alton Joiner, Keith Baxter, Glenda Taylor and Corliss 111 lain son. Tlie senior play member and one act play members want to express their tiunks to Furniture for the use of their furniture Ui the plays. Liberi Jr.

11 II onor Itoli LIBERTY JR. HIGH HON ftOLL FOR 3rd nine weeks, 7th grade, Bill elements, Ray David Vinson, Matt ill lam son, Melissa Lunceford, Mltzle Robbins, and Gay arren, 8th grade, Gary Boland, Mark castle Larry Paul Lombardlno, Barbara Gatlin, Gall Middleton, Mary Peebles, and Debbie VanDeventer, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Handley and Adraln spent the Easter weekend at Buchanan Lake In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mallard. Mr. and Mrs.

James Robinson and 3 children of Jefferson spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Robinson. Mrs.

Perry Cessna who underwent surgery Friday In St. Elizabeth hospital in Beaumont Is home and doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barrett spent Saturday and Sunday In Spurger with tier sister and husband, Mr.

andMrs. Marvin Ramer. Mrs. Clude Musgrove is in Kerstlng hospital taking medical treatment. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Rives was, Mr. and Mrs.

DerylGal- laway and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Heath and 2 children of Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Radilguear and daughters of Houston, Mrs. Nettle Kilpatrick and Ronald Gallaway of Seabrook Mrs. Colye Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ray Johnson and daughter of Liberty and Mr.

and Mrs. George Kellogg Sr. of Hardin. Mr, and Mrs. Norris Koen and boys visited Sunday with his mother, Mrs.

Nolan Brown who is a patient at John Sealy Hospital In Galveston. Weekend guest In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thelbert Hilton was Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Griffin and sons and Claude Brock of Baytown, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brock and sons of Hull, Mr.

and Mrs. Hewitt Brock of Liberty, Mrs. Eldena Williamson, David and Edward Brock of Hardin. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Vlles and 4 daughters and Mrs. Ben- elta Mettlen of Beaumont visited Sunday with his parents, Mi. A bar was given In honor of Airman and Mrs. Thomas Allen Fenten Sunday at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Fenten They are home an a 21 flay leave where he is in the Air Force and has been stationed in Biloxi, and will go to Arlington, Virginia from from here. Those present for the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Powell and family and Dr. and Mrs. Russell Barnett and 2 children of Galveston, Miss Patw iemmer and Joe Hansen of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Ptch Skinner and 3 children, Mrs.

Harold Spain and 4 children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wiemmer, Mr. and Mr. Larry Fenton and 3 children, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Ship ley and 2 chUdren of Deer Park Dr. and Mrs. Lee Bishop and 2 children of Deer Park, Mr. andMrs.

Floyd Telfordof Liberty, Mr. andMrs. Floyd Vaughn and Dennis of Galens Park, Johnny Savoy and Harry Teten of Hardin. Mr. and Mrs.

A.B. Key 1 11 Sunday ith her mother, Mrs. Lottie Goodlson of Hardin, who is a patient at Methodist Hospital in Houston. Mr. and Mrs.

Jerrell Jolly of Beaumont visited tlie weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abshier and Mr. and Mrs. D.W.

Jolly. Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Phillips ami three children of ulpa, Okla. are visiting with his parents, Mr.

ami Mrs.S.H. Phillips. Weekend visitors In the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.E Cessna were, Mrs.

Abe Taylor of Port Arthur, who is still visiting; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton McClendon and two daughters of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Dorn and daughter, Lisa, of Beaumont; Mrs.

R.R. Van Dorn of Sabine Pass; Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy Van Dorn ami children and Mrs. Bessie of Hardin.

Sunday visitors in the home Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Me- Crieght were his sister and husband Mr. ami Wayne Kettler of I Kingston and Mrs. parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J.N. Roberts of Baytown. Mr. and Mrs.

M. N. Metcalf of Houston were honored on their 25th Silver wedding an- nlversary Sunday In the home of their daughter and husband, Mr. ami Mrs. Jerry Kelly at Hardin.

Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. James H. Neisinger ami two children, James and Toni, and Miss Barbara Metcalf of Houston. Mr, and Mrs.

Jimmy Rhodes ami two children visited Sundae with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.W, Cox of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. J.M.

Rhmles of Rye. Mr, and Mrs harles Riley ami children and Mrs. Lesslle Rodgers spent Sunday Alta Loma visiting tier parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jake I inkley, Mr, and Mrs. James Clyde Smith and son visited several last week in Freeport with Mr, and Mrs.

Johnny Means and other relatives, Mrs, W. Smith returned home with them after visiting a week Mrs. Dale tie Buell and tier four daughters from Wednesday until Saturday In Longview visiting Mrs. Buell's mother, Mrs. Walker.

Her daughters are Mrs. James Snell and Mrs. Frankie Mc Lain and two children of Hardin, Mrs. Doug McDaniel and two children of LIberty and Mrs. Kenneth Knight and children of Huntsville.

Mr, and Mrs. Floyd ford of Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vaughn and Dennis of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Baker and son Matt of Nacadoches visited the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E.B, Baker from Hardin and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wald rep of Liberty.

Mrs. Sam Farris and sons David ami Stephen spent the weekend in Lufkin with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Green.

Sunday visitors In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Davis was Mr. and Mrs. W.A.

Bradley and Paula of College Station and Jimmy Bradley of Stephen F. Austin College, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tims and four children, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Tanner, Miss Mildred Tanner and Mrs. Willie Willard, all of I.il*erty, Mr. and Mrs. P.R. Key of Milwalkee, visited two days last week In the home of his cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Key, Mrs. Sudie Penny and Mrs. Bessie Kitchen. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Hlg- man of Baytown visited friends and relatives In Hardin Sunday. VA Questions And Answers Editor's Note. Veterans and their families are asking thousands of questions concerning the benefits their government provides for them through the Veterans Administration. Below are come representative queries.

I have been waiting to file my 1968 Income tax return until 1 receive a statement from the Veterans Administration as to the amount of service-connected disability compensation 1 was paid last year. When may I expect this A Since your service- connected disability compensation is not taxable, you will not receive any statement from VA and need not delay filing your return. As a matter of fact, benefits generally are exempt from taxation and need not be reported on income tax returns. Among these exempt benefits are pension payments, educational assistance allowances, grants for specially -equipped homes and cars for the severly disabled, and payments to surviving dependents of deceased veterans. The only reportable item Is the interest earned on G.I.

insurance dividends left as deposit or credit with VA. This interest is not considered a veteran's benefit and must be reported as Income. Veterans were advised on the annicersary date of their policy In 1968 of ttie amount of Interest their policy earned for the vear. I neglected to have some needed dental work done while in the Army because I was anxious to get out of service, ran I get treatment from the Veterans I have been out of service three months, A Under a new VA policy, a veteran may receive such treatment, without regard to supporting military records, If he applies within six months after release from service, and If It is determUied professionally within eight months after spearatlon that the condition is servlce-con- nected ith supporting military records, a veteran may receive VA dental treatment for service-connected conditions during the first year after release from service. I tiave kept my World War National Service Life Insurance as a term policy.

Is there any way I can find out now how much my pre- out now how much my premium will be Increased for the next five-year Also, can 1 find out the comparative costs and adverages of permanent plan G. I. insurance policies? A Yes, By writing to the VA office where you send your 1, Insurance premium, you can obtain mformatiou abut your present term policy, including the next five-year pre- Inc I uding the next five- year premium cost, VA Insurance officials will also be happy to send you information about the comparative costs and advantages of permanent plan policies. It will probably be to your advantage to find out about ttiese various plans as soon as possible. In any event, you should keep ui mind the fart that the modified life plan, which offers tlie lowest permanent plan premium, Is available only through age.