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2-C LIBERTY VINDICATOR Liberty, March 23. panied them to Kilgore where she visited Kilgrore Juuioi Yire. She then ned to Gaston foi a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lavaca her mother, Elton Baiiev.

former teachers at Mrs. Roy Abshier, to Houston H-D Hiirh School. Sunday where Mrs. Ab-hier en- Mrs. Wayne Fochs, aceom to red a hospital for tests and jed by joyce Thompson of possibo surgery.

Liberty. visited her son, Robert, Mr. and Tiff Denton visit- jn Austin last week. ed their daughter, Mrs Vetive i.i'! Hull Baptist Mi met at Ranwv. in LnPoTte last rnoav.

the church Monday morn me R. B. Mills returned home from their regular business meelimr. Kerstmc Hospital Liberty last Oh and Tharsd.n Greene o4 Genoa is Mrs, E. Getaz has recently his mother.

Mrs. C. R. Greene, returned home from a three-week HULL and DAISETTA By MRS. J.

T. WATSON Community Reporter JOHNSON RADIATORS Mr. and Mj daughter of Lafayette. La. visited his grandmother.

Mrs. F. ilkey iast Fiiday. visit with her daughters. Mr.

and Mrs. Andy Sikes and Mrs. Kenneth Koehler of Pa Mr. and Mrs, W. ti.

Shivers daughtei of New Orleans, La. derm vHted her parents Mi and and -on. Greg, went to Lorurview and Andy Sikes a student at Mrs. Tom Miniiock over the week. Friday and visited tht campus at Texas AArM, visited Mrs.

Sikes' LeToun au Tech there Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Mrs. Troy Carmichael of Port Freddye Merle Thompson accom- Shivers, over the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Hendricks went to Patterson. La. last week for a visit with their son, Mr. Ralph Hendricks and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seal were called to Many, La. last Friday, due to the death of his sister. Mrs.

L. S. Tatum. She was buried Sunday, and the Seals returned home late Sunday night. J.

L. Strahan, father of Mrs. Ralph Roberts and Mrs. Birtie art in. has moved to the Liberty Rest Home from Cleveland.

He is in room 211. Mesdames 1 Burnett, Louise Thames, Jack Morgan, and Carl Hester were Beaumont visi-j tors Monday. Mis. Freddye Thompson and children. Liska.

Melissa, and Jim, and Nell Davis spent the week-j end with her parents in Diboll. Cleveland Rites Held March 17 For Mrs. Perkins and lived at Tarkintrton drcn. gtandtliildrrn. al the time of her death.

were neph. wa Ar. thfl a thur M. McClendon, Noruian Oliver Welsi o. I).

Horace Strillami mer employee of Dayton ftie- run E. monal Hospital. D. The Real McCoys By T. J.

Taff Itl ll.l) NEW Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hall.

Jr. and children have recently moved into their new home in Dais- eUa, which they built themselves assisted by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E.

Hill, Sr. The only outside help they had was the electrical wiring, the brick work, and some assistance with the sheetrock. The Halls have three small children, and he is employed by Texas Gas Exploration Corporation. Mrs. Hall is the former Gloria Gene Bagwell of Hull.

Survivors include a son, Rev. B. Perkins of Houston: one brother Albeit ILi.v- 1 A ills INC FON Fun oral ser- town; three sinters, Mrs. Mi ride ices for Mrs. Bessie Perkins, Welsh, Mrs.

Evie Catraon, both were hold at 2 p.m Wednesday, of Cleveland and Mrs Lucie5; March 17. at the Bace-Strincil fit- Green of Dayton; four j-randcliil nera! Chapel in leveland. Rev. E. Cower, Rev.

Clean Freeman and Rev Walker officiated with Rev. Mingus assisting. Burial was in Ryan Cemetery at Tarkington with Pace-Stancil Funeial Home in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Perkins died March lii at 3 p.m.

in Dayton Memorial Hospital. She was a lifelong resident of Liberty County visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brashear and Mrs. Sam Matney and family.

ITS HOY Mr. and Mrs. Bill Groce of Houston are the proud parents of a son, born March 10, in the New Hermann Hospital. CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL RADIATOR SERVICE lfilO Commerce Liberty Tarkington News By ELSIE TAPP Eric Chandler weighed in at ltayton hospital and doir.fr f.ne llinc, ds and f()m. 1 Paternal grandparents are Mr.

The Hi-Way Tabernacle and Mrs. Elmer Groce and mater, have Scheduled a Revival begin- nal grandparents are Mr. and nimr Easter Sunday. Mrs. O.

O. Purs well of Tarking- Mrs. Bessie Cauthern, Mrs. ton. HECK WITH US ON YOUR HOME OWNER'S POLICY TAFF ye cautive me Insurance Agency AHCOTlIFE INSURANCE WITH Phone 536-6274 Daisetta I'll, CONTEST 25 THRU APRIL 3 Check Yowr Everyday Drug tfeecfe 69c Rubbing Alcohol 1 PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.

I 1 89c Lacto Bismcdine upset 8-01 H' $1.98 Beverage Sweetener 1 1 WALGREEN'. For food, cooking, 1 $1.79 Sleep Capsules 1 AN I DON. of 36................................... I 1 69c Mineral Oil WAtGIEIN, Et'ra heavy, pint. 98c Saccharin 1000 Tcbiefs, eV.eitMi..............

I 53c Walgreen Aspirin cue ry, I 45c Gfy. Suppositories Jnforsti er odultt. 12 I 69c Keller Mouthwash 7QC P.Bt.. I 39c Merthiolate 1 bo" 59c Milk of Magnesia 1 WALGREEN. Mint or Plain, iml WU 59c Laxative Tablets 1 84 Ll 98c Headache Pain Tabs.

WALGSEEN. FI 69c Smokers' Tooth Paste 1 WALGPEEN, 51 4 01 ti.oe.................t....4/ i $1.29 Antacid Liquid 1---1 WALGREEN. W-ei CI 1 SI.29 First Aid Spray 1 1 SocfKei, protects. 5-os 1 Baby heeds 89c Baby Lotion SURGEONS. 8 Ll 59c Aspirin 1 1 WALGREEN 100 Lf VU 73c Castoria ChiWrent COLD REMEDIES j.

98c Vaporizer Spray ANEFRIN. Medicstwl I fi $1.79 Antihist. Vit. Tabs ANEFRIW. Cola .............47 1 $1.49 Decongestant Tabs 1 ANEPtlN.

I 89c Cold Capsules WALGREEN. IHecUve 25 rn $1.29 Cold Capsules ANffRlN Sustained action, 12 79c Child. Cough Syrup Speu'c WALGREEN formtia, 4-ez ri Throat Lozenges ANtfR n. Soothe: relievet. 12 I 98c Nasal Spray N.

Ereothe I $1.29 Cough Syrup. ANEFf- iter 8 0 79c Pain Relief Rub WALGREEN. mrnc.e relief, 1.5-ci.... I SHOP EARLY! Many Quanities 4 Strictly Limited Shaving Meeds 85c Shave Bomb 1 PO-DO. Slicker 11.............

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Freshly made, $1.29 Hand Cream 1 ---1 PERFECTION Moms H3-ids fee! soff, 8Vi-ez. "I 1 $1.00 Bubbling Bath Oil Jn 4 16-oz I 89c Roll-On Deodorant IlDY. Froiects for 2-ox Ll 98c Cleansing Lotion 1 ---1 HIllROSE Fade! treat, Hair Preparations I 98c Concentrate Shampoo FORMULA 20. 5-oz. plastic 89c Shampoo With Egg FORMULA 20.

8 89c Medicated Shampoo 1---1 FOPM.UIA 20. 89c Hair Conditioner i ---i FORMULA 20, Creom rime, 89c Foam Oil Shampoo I---! FORMULA 20. For dry ha 39c Waving Fiuid LA PEGGIE, Nor sticky. 5.5 oz $1.59 Hair Spray tAfiiill: A Ort 11 FORMULA 20. 11 -oz Qlaisen Vitamins 53.29 ftYTINAL $6.95 OLAVITE Thera.

53.29 OLA-VITOL SOLUTION S2.59 AYTINflL MULT. VIT 55.49 SUPER GERIATRIC 51.98 VITAMIN 52.98 SUPER AYTIHAL 56.45 OLAVITE THERAPEUTIC 52.89 JR. ATONAL 52.49 AYTINAL JR. 51.49 COO LIVER OIL 5133 BREWERS YEAST Tabs Liberty Drug -342 Main SHOP OftfS CE? 4 DAYS! We invite you to come in and shop the many bargains on sale in every department of the store during our ONE CENT SALE. There are big savings for you, including many more items at 1c Sale prices that space does not permit to Travis Freeman, and Miss Faye Rrahear motored to Highlands to visit Mis.

brother, Mr. E. H. Fuller, and her sister, The Tarldngton Longhorn Band Mrs. Louise Mozell.

Solo and Knsomblo students went ill Denver (rahbard, cousin of Mrs. am Beaumont, March to attend was visit01 ML Solo and Ensomhle on- hom(, Vflkjma Waah Donnie Ray Dominy of Fort 111 There were ten entries in the polk. La. visited his mother, Mrs. from Tarkinprton.

and of Clyde Dominy last weekend Happy Birthdays are wished eame home medals. Mize. Two flute solos, one by Sylvia Martin La Buff, Mrs. Martha La- Burwick and the other by Jaekie Bufft Mrs. Lillian Kllisor iH Hfl-oen.

received division A medal-. The flute tno rons.stmff Honston to visited he, Mr. 0f Mrs. Jimmie Plander and M. and Mrs.

Plander and family Attention and Connie Carter was the third group to receive a first division ratinjr. The seven other entries second ratings. The band is proud to have received only first and second division ratings for their first time to enter the contest. The Christ Ambassadors of Hi- Way Assembly of God attended the A Rally March 12 at the First Assembly in 1 land. Joyce Pate, Patricia Murphy.

Glenda Mize, Mary Jane Mize, David Freeman, La Verne Clark, Walter and David Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Murphy, Mrs.

Ester Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Murphy, Rev. and Mrs. Travis Freeman.

June Wortham visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Johnson and other relatives in Houston.

Sunday. Visitors in the Claude Croft home this past week included Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

Croft of Tal king- ton, Mrs, Pegjry Cude and sons of Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. i Croft and children of Kenefiek We are sorry to hear about Mrs. Francis Sackett in tht Dayton Hospital and wish her a fast recovery. Mr.

Cary Havard Jr. of our ton and Mr, and Mrs. D. Farris and childen of Dayton visited Ms. Beulah Havard last Sunday, Miss La Verne Croft and Mrs Hennessee of Macadona have re turned home after spending several days in Malakoff visiting Mrs.

daughter and family WMC MEETING The WMC Ladies of Hi-Wav Tabernacle A met at the church Thursday morning. Mrs. Jewell Marley and Mrs. Travis i Freeman had charge of the pro! gram. After the program the ladies enjoyed sandwiches, tea, punch.

coffee, and cookies. Following this a Stanley Party sponsored by the church in the quilting room. The following ladies were present: Mrs. Jewell Marley, Mrs, Pearl Rush, Mrs. Ruth Davis, S.

Fisher, Mi E. C. Lewis. Mi Rushing, Mrs, Fdith Xoack, Edna Young. Mrs.

L. Murphy, Mrs. R. B. Murphy, and Mrs.

Travis Freeman. PxK-eeds "will go to the church and these ladies have more supplies on hand to sell Mr. and Mrs. Claude Croft visited Mrs. Sylvia Croft and daughters in Baytown, Monday.

On returning home they visited Mrs, Blanche Cude in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Johnson, Miss Faye Brashear, and Mrs. Denvei motored to Highlands to Hard of Hearing Your next BELTONE HEARING-AID SERVIC CENTER will held at the Ott Hotel MARCH 26th, from 1(1 a.m. to I p.m. Come in for a FREE analysis of your hearing. In attendance will be: D.

M. BISEL CERTIFIED HEARING AID Al DIOLOGIST If you think seeing more and more Plymouth Furys on the road, right. This is the hottest-selling Fury in history. Air. and Mrs.

Jimmie Page and children of Houston visited Mr. and Mr-. over the weekend. Mr. and Donald Croft arid -ons of Houston visited Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Croft last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Tomnkins and daughter, of Refugio, visited her bother.

Mr. and Mr Elmer Groce and family Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Herndon and children of Nacogdoches Mr.

and Mrs. J. Coots and family recently. Mr. and Mrs, C.

C. Tapp motored to Woodward, Monday to visit his son, Rev. P. E. Tapp and family.

They also visited Mrs. sister, Mr. and Mis. Jack Giliihan in Anadarko, Okla. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Poole and Mrs. Claude Croft visited Reaves in Cleveland one night last week.

Our deepest sympathy is extended to the love ones and rela- of Mrs. Bes ie Perkin Mr. and Mrs. Denver Brasihear of San Antonio, visited his sister, Miss Faye Brashear, Saturday. He returned home Sunday leaving his wife to spend a week here with his sister.

We are happy that Little Granny Young- is home from the why: Fury for is the biggest, plushest Plymouth ever but still solidly in the low-price class. Big on the outside, its wheelbase is a whopping 119 inches. Big on the inside, plenty of headroom, legroom and hiproom. And new curved-glass side windows add to ury contemporary styling. The plush part is the beautiful interior.

rich upholstery to compliment the exterior finish, wall-to-wall nylon carpeting and a smart, readable instrument panel. No wonder seeing more and more Plymouth Furys on the road. If you want more good reasons for buying Fury, see your Plymouth Dealer. He drives one too. THE ROARING '65s FURY BELVEDERE VALIANT BARRACUDA See the Hot Line at your Plymouth puMouTu division CHRYSLER MOTORS DEARMORE MOTOR CO.

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