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PLANTATION RANCH FOREMAN FRED STANFIELD, Will Daniel, vice president of Daniel Land and Company, and Samuel S. Pegues of Texas A University are shown inspecting a choice group of young purebread Red Angus Plantation Ranch heifers selected for the major new genetic experiment in beef research that will be conducted by the University at their Research Center at McGregor, Texas. The cattle coaches are shown in the background ready to transport the championship cattle to McGregor. LIBERTY COUNTY CATTLE TO BE USED IN A BEEF RESEARCH EXPERIMENT The championship Plantation Ranch purebred Red Angus adult females shown above were included in the shipment of 64 head of cattle to A Research Center at McGregor, Texas.Gov Bill Plantation Ranch cattle will used in a project that will extend over several years and in the interest of furthering specific research in connection with evaluation of hybrid systems for efficiency of beef Shown left to right in the photograph are Will Daniel, Fred Stanfield and Samuel S. Pegues.

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James '71, Ford. Bryant Marriage Licenses Lela Mae Catchings Countv t'lerk Lava, sso a and Regma Lynr Edgor Lee and Mi Ange a Kay Stephens. Robert Vernon a Moore, I Me ancon, Beaumont, ams, Houston, enta I OvP orce. Mrs. Bea'e HoffmanMage 1 1 Henry Norr Henry.

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Dickey, Spie ri dora, mgby igonsHarvey, Dayto chec 72, he State of 1 eros M-s Joe A ool Liberty, he Cc i ri Sw nd 1 ng Unit ed te eheck. town, '72, Chev, pu, State gf iS Re 5 LaFrc nce i liti ns, '72, he HARDIN Personals Mrs. George Kellogg Phone 298-5023 Sympathy for the family of one of be loved pioneer residents, William Jeff Green, 91 years. He died last Tuesday and was buried Wednesday at Hardin Chapel Cemetery. He was known by the young and old as S' rvivors are Steve Green of Liberty, Marley Green and Mrs.

Wilber Maxwell of Houston and Mrs. Pete Miller of Hardin and grandchildren. Sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. S.P.

Wilcox for the death of his brother Curtis C. Wilcox, 64. He died Saturday in Chambers County Hospital in Anahuac where he had owned and operated a drug store for several years. He was burled Sunday at in Anahuac Cemetery. Other survivors are his other brother, Lewis Wilcox of Latexo, a sister, Mrs.

Ruby Clifton of Houston a daughter, Miss Gylene Wilcox of Houston and a son C.H. of Anahuac. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rives and son Dwayne of Houston, Mr.

and Mrs. James Rives of Liberty enjoyed the Easter Weekend Camping at Anahuac bay. Sunday Dwayne Rives found the Easter bunnie had come to see him at the estate of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P.R.

Rives where he also flew his first kite. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Allen and son of Beaumont spent Easter with their parents, Mrs. O.D.

Allen of Hardin and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ursprung of Rye. Mr. and Mrs.

Troy Dagle and 2 children spent the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Hudgins in Rusk. Saturday they attended the wedding of Johnnie Williams and Linda Jones In Jasper where he served as one of the attendants.

Mr. and Mrs.George Tulley and 2 children spent the holidays in Olney, Texas with his Mother, Mrs. T.W. Tulley. Mrs.

Opal Elloitt of Kirbyville spent the holidays with her 2 sons and their families, Rev. and Mrs. David Elloitt of Hull and Rev. and Mrs. Bob Elloitt of Hardin.

Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon and 2 children of Houston visited in the Bob Elloitt home. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Baker and 2 children of Vidor spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. andMrs.E.B. Baker Sr. of Hardin and Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Waldrop of Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. K.W. Messirner and 2 children of Houston visited Sunday in the home of her parents, Mr.

and Moss Hill Personals Linda Mettlen Phone 298-4562 Mrs. C.A. Box. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Robinson and granddaughter, Kimberly Bronson and daughters, Martha and Laura Sue of Houston visited Sunday in the home of his sisterand her husband, Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Hardin, Sr. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Atkinson were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Atkinson of Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs.

Danny Atkinson and son of Batson and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Atkinson and 3 children of Liberty. Mrs. Ruth Stanovsky and son of Dallas visited the week end in the home of her Mother and family, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Matthews. Visiting last week in the home of Mrs.

George Davis were; Mr. and Mrs. John Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanya and daughter Jill of Waco, also visiting from Waco was Miss Jody Vanya with her cousin, Miss Robin Catchings.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerrell Jolley and daughter, Julie of Winnie visited Sunday with their parents, the Frank Abshiers of Hardin and D.W. Jolley of Moss Hill. Mr.

and Mrs. David Johnson and 3 sons enjoyed the Easter holidays visiting in Newton with Rev. and Mrs. Sam Farris and children, in Nacogdoches with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Garner and in Pleasant Hill, Louisiana visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Johnson. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Rodgers and Mrs. Ruby Null of Hardin and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Null and 2 children of Liberty attended the wedding of Lynda Carol Null and Michael Wayne Massey on Saturday March 25th at the Methodist Cnurch in Burnet.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carrol Null former Hardin residents. Mrs. Glory Lewis and daughter, Jodi, of Longmont, Colorado visited last week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Lacy. Other visitors in the Lacy home and also attending the 41st Homecoming at Moss Hill United Pentecostal Church Sunday were: Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Lacy and son of Humble, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lacy and 4 children of Wharton, Mr. and Mrs.

A.W. Lacy of League City, Don Lacy of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs.

Roney Baxter of Beaumont and Mr. and Mrs. Lavelle Wiggins and 2 childrenof Liberty. Itching results from mild stimulation of the pain nerves Mrs. Millard Patton visited Thursday in Amelia with Mrs.

Rosie Boothe. Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.N, Patton were theii son and his family, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Patton and son, George, and Rodney Hanks from Bridge City.

Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Young from Baytown visited Wednesday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jewel L. Mettlen. Belated birthday wishes are extended to Dee Hanchey on March 27. Birthday wishes are extended to Lou S. Vardeman on March 29 and Barbara Johnson on April 1.

Mrs. Robert A. Smith and family from Alief, John Patton from the University of Houston and James Patton from enjoyed a family dinner in the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Millard Patton on Easter Sunday.

Other visitor was Ronnie Webb of North Carolina. Easter Holiday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McCreight were their daughter and her family Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Hurst and son from Pasadena, Mrs. Jackie Lee Morris from Batson and James Howell from Dallas. Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Teten were their daughter and her family.

Mrs. Helen Woodall and two children, Troy and Cheryl, from Baytown, and Mrs. father B. C. Marls from Atlanta.

Mrs. Teten and Mrs. Woodall and Cheryl accompanied Mr. Marls home for a three day visit. Easter Sunday visitors in tlie home of Mr.

and Mrs. Doyle Jackson and five sons were her mother and sisters Mrs. Lois Janise and daughters, Sandra and Gladys from Baytown and Mrs. Dorothy Presnull and family from Liberty. A W.M.U.

Bible Study and covered dish luncheon will be held at the Moss Hill First baptist Church, Thursday, April 6, at 10 a.m. All ladies are invited to attend. Kenefick Personals By Bert Schultz Welcome to the U.S.A. Christine and Karl Dochhan. Mr.

and Mrs. Dochhan are from West Berlin Germany and now make their home with their daughter, Hilga, and her family, the Robert Crockers of Simmons Bottoms. Neither Christine or Karl speak English and this reporter found the two of them beautiful people. Karl will be 87 years young this July and Is a retired brick layer. Christine likes to keep busy sewing.

Birthday time: Pear He Rayburn, April 14th. Rosalie Carter, 4-llth. Richard Shanks 4-4. Mr. J.

E. Shipman 4-llth. Happy anniversary wishes are extended to, Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Simmons, Mr.

and Mrs. John Schlaht, 4-llth. Our own Debbie DeJohn is off visiting and having a good time with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Freeman and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Gallagher of New Orleans, La. Also Debbie planned a flight over to Florida, just for fun with some of her friends, like Robert Perriloux. Christine Fingleman was home over Easter Holidays and brought her roommate too, Miss Becky Turner. Also home was big brother Mike Fingleman.

GOV. BILL DANIEL, owner of Plantation Ranch, left, and Dr. Henry A. Fitzhugh, Texas University project director are shown discussing the new genetic experiment in beef research. Dr.

Fitzhugh and Samuel S. Pegues represented the University in making the request, selection and transportation of 64 head of choice purebred Red Angus cattle from the Plantation Ranch for use in the program. The famous Plantation Ranch townsite buildings, the site of the first white settlement in Texas, are shown in the background. HULL and DAISETTA Mrs. J.

T. Watson Phone 536-6401 Guests the home ol Mr, and Mrs. J.B. Cummings recently were Mr. and Mrs.

J.B. Cook of Angleton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Cook and daughter Shannon Lee of Houston and Mr.

and Mrs. James Robert Kyzer of Hardin. The occasion was the celebration of James birthday. Billy Bob Giesendorff is a patient in Baptist Hospital in Beaumont where herndt rwent surgery on his Gail Waters of Houston Devers Personals Mlnta Jones 549-3321 Following Easter Sunday Church Services at the Moss Hill First Baptist Church a dinner on the ground was enjoyed. Pastor Rev.

Bob Melancon reports good fellowship and food was enjoyed by all present. A dinner on the ground was held at the Moss Hill Assembly of God Church Following Easter Sunday Church service. Pastor Rev. Bobby Morgan reports good fellowship and food was enjoyed by all 63 persons present. After the dinner an Easter egg hunt was held at the Travis Wheeler home for all the children who wished to attend.

An Easter egg hunt was lie Id at the Moss Hill Assembly of God Church for the children of the church Friday afternoon the eggs were hidden by the teen agers of the church. Cake cookies and punch were served by the ladies of the church. A family dinner was enjoyed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Locke Easter Sunday. Those attending were Johnny Locke and family from Baytown, J.W Taylow and family and friends Donnie and Carol Lyons. Mrs. Ray May and family of Gladewater and Sammy Jacobs and family of La Porte visited over the Easter holidays in the home of their parents Mr.

and Mrs, R.M. Bussey. Donna talent drew many praises as guests admired the lovely way she had decorated her home. I.ast Saturday she offered coffee to friends and neighbors and displayed her flair for Interior decorating. Saturday at the O.H.

Jones household saw guests Mr. and Mrs. George Lea and Charles here from Orange and their daughter and her husband, Suzanne and Steve Crow from New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Meche hosted parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Langston of Silsbee Easter Sunday. Also from Silsbee were Mr.

and Mrs. James Birdwell and their baby boy and Glenda Birdwell. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Swearingen of Liberty also visited with the Louis Sunday.

Mrs. Howard Peak enjoyed a 10th year high school class reunion in Nederland this past Saturday. Friends and family of Lester and Celia Dagle will enjoy helping them celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary this coming Sunday as they have Open House from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. We wish them many happy returns of the day. Another celebration took place at the home of Jewel Traywiek last Sunday evening as Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Lee and children from Beaumont and Mr. and Mrs. David Bautsch of Liberty were here to help Mr. Traywiek celebrate his 61st birthday.

Taking advantage of Easter holidays, Mrs. Anna Belle Johnson took her granddaughter, Patti, Mrs. Ula Hennes of Daisetta, and Mrs. granddaughter-in- law, Marge Chandler, on a trip. They enjoyed New Orleans complete with a tour of the French Quarters, of course, and then ventured over into Alabama, They say the coastline is lovely this time of year.

Early morning sunshine breaking through the trees and a backdrop of greenery were God's own special effects for the drama of Sunrise Services at Oakdale Cemetery last Sunday morning. Other special services were Good Friday Services at the Devers Methodist Church Friday night. Special music was presented by the choir of the Daisetta United Methodist Church and many members of that church were guests of the Devers church. The Beginner and Nursery classes and a few other guests enjoyed a traditional egg hunt in the yard of tlie Devers Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. last Friday.

Workers assisting with tin1 party and hunt were Mrs. Sidnej Hill, Mrs. J.C. Elkins, Mis. Charles White, and numerous others.

About 20 children enjoyed the festivities. Attendance at Sunday morning services at the Baptist Church was enlarged by the presence of guests and family of Rev. and Mrs. Don Perego. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Mit hell and Ricky of Sulfar, Louisiana were here. The Per also enjoyed the company of a niece Darlene Perego who ii presently attending college at McNeese. Then later in the day they were joined by Dr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Perego and four of their children from Pineville, I oulsiana. Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Jones had their and her husband C.L.

Vines from Nederland present for supper Sunday evening. The J.C. report that Alan is moving to Dallas to take up a new position there with the Dallas News. Wanda and David were each home visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Grover Cross this past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bayless and Patty were also at the Cross Residence Sunday evening. The Bayless family is from Channelview.

Liberty came off with top honors again at a track meet in West Orange last Thursday. Many college students home for the holidays were there to urge them on. Mary Evelyn Galloway was there with her friend NancyMelaskl of Liberty. Ricky Myers was home from and Candy Nolte from Sam Houston. visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C.M. Waters during the aster weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Gideon H. Watson of Garland spent the Easter weekend visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis B. Hunt in Hull and Mr.

and Mrs. J.T. Watson in Daisetta. Other guests in the Watson noun were Jim Watson of Austin, Karen Weltze of San Jose, alifornia and a student at Texas University in Also Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Alexander and sons Dennis, Mark and Brian; Mr, and Mis. Jim Arnold all from Baytown and Tim Wallace formerly of Daisetta now serving with the U.S. Marines at Camp I eJeune, North Carolina. Tim also visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Swensen. Mrs. Effif1 Noack visited her brother and sister-in- law Mr. and Mrs. DennLs Stewart in Houston Sunday.

Mrs. Irene Allenspent Easter Sunday visiting in the home of her son and daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Allen Liberty.

Out of town guests the home of Mrs. Julia Jangston during the Easter weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Al Bodln and children of Houston, Mrs. Alton Richardson and family of Silst ee.

Mr. and Mrs. H.J. McCoy and children of Chula Vista, California visited Mr. and Mrs, Harry Broom last week.

Other guests in the Broom home were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mains ot Beaumont. Mrs. John 1 arris is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Johnson and family and other relatives in Beaumont this week. Mr. and Mrs. H.F.

Conipstom have as their guest this week her sister Mrs. Flo Owen from Malakoff. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Finch and children spent several days during the Easter Holidays at their farm in Mineola.

Mr. and Mrs. Terrece Elwood Stutes of Houston visited his Mr, and Mrs. A.N, Stutes Friday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. A.N. Stutes attended the Dogwood Festival in Woodvllle Saturday. They also visited Mrs. Ross Carr while there.

On Sunday, Mi. and Mrs, Stutes visited her sister-in-law Mrs. Iris Kern in Gulf Coast Hospital ni Baytown. They also visit- fld other patients there, Mr. J.B.

Cummings and Mr, Taylor. £hc fcilu'rty ESTABLISHED 1887 Combined With The County Ernie E. Zieschong Publnher A.G. Dunn 111.................................................... Advertising Manager Betty Editor and Circulation Zietchong Manager Roue Operator Mary Hill Voltne Dunn Pat Cheryl Sturrock 7 Second class postage paid at Liberty, 77575 Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 3 1879, Pub- lnhed every Thursday ot Liberty, Tenos by Trinity Inc.

Fred Hortmon, chairman of the board, Price Darnel Jr prendent, Bill Hortman, secretary treoiurer, ond Errne chang, vice president and attistant secretary treasurer Yearly Rotes Advance) Liberty County and odiommg Elsewhere in Servicemen the PAGE 4, THE LIBERTY VINDICATOR, Liberty, Texas, Thursday, April 6, 1972 For Major New Beef Texas A Selects Plantation Ranch Cattle By Ernie Zieschang LIBERTY (Sp) A contract was signed last week In which Texas University selected and leased 64 head of choice pirebred Red Angus cattle from the Plantation Ranch. The cattle will be used in a major new genetic experiment in beef research. Two cattle coaches transported the cattle from the famous Plantation Ranch in North Liberty County to the Texas University search Center in McGregor, Te xas. Dr. Henry A.

Fitzhugh project director and Samuel S. Pegues represented the University in making the request, selection and transportation of these championship cattle. The Plantation Ranch was represented by owner Gov. BUI Daniel, foreman Fred Stanfield and Will Daniel, vice-president of Daniel Land and Cattle Company, Inc. Additional signatures to the contract included Jack K.

Williams, president of the Texas University System, Dr. H.O. Kunkel, director of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, and Dr. O.D. Butler, head of the Animal Science Department.

Dr. R.C. Thomas, resident director of the McGregor Research Station, and his staff headed by Jim Phillips, received the cattle. They will care for and breed them by artificial insemination from five breeds in the first phases of the project. The breeds include Angus, Hereford, Brahman, Holstein and Jersey.

In the secondary phases semen from other breeds will be used including the new Exotics such as Limousin, Simmental, Maine- Anjou and others. The project will extend over several years and the interest of furthering specific research in connection with evaluation of Hybrid Systems for efficiency of beef are grateful for Governor kind response and generous cooperation on our new beef research project. It will help us greatly. He has exceptional cattle and we are impressed by the size and scale of his Red Angus bulls and cattle in general, especially his own breed that he has the A officials said after their first visit to the historic old Plantation Ranch..