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rrir MBERTv vindicator I hut 5. IH65 inir I )rnion-tration III) Club CLASSI-PHONE FE 6-3611 HULL and DAISETTA Church Contest Set for Vuiiiist By MRS. J. T. WATSON Community Reporter Mr- G.

Thom anon of Fort Worth is visiting in the home of her daughter sonin- taw, Mr and Mrs Jim Hale. Bruce Alen Mills and Lynn Klten Mills of Houston are visitinr their errand pa rents, Mr and Mrs B. Mills Mrs Jack Smaller and chil- n. and Jackie, a id her mother Mrs Tidwell have recently returned from a trip to Wagner. where they visited Mrs Tidwell's sister, Mrs Younsr and brother, C.

Thrush They also visited another brother. R. V. Trnsh in Colgate, Okla. Mr.

and Mrs J. Littlefield and children of Beaumont spent the weekend with her brother, Mr. Hollis B. and family. Mrs.

Nannie Grimes has returned home after a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Sue Bayliss in Kingsville. Mr and Mrs, Jack Johnson have moved from Hull to t.hfir new brick home in Ray wood. Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Green have recently returned from a two-week trip to Fort Va. where they visited their daughter and son-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. C.

T. Roberts and son, Kyle. While there, they also visited Richmond, Williamsburg and other points of interest. Master Kyle Roberts came home with his grandparents for a visit. Mrs.

Roberts will arrive this weekend for a two-week visit with her parents, Mrs A Hood. Mrs. Jauna Faye McGowen and son. Greg. Mrs Fannie Neely, also Peggy, Patti.

Renee, and Bud Neely ently visited San Antonio, New Braunfels. Johnson City and other of interet in South Central Texas. Mr and Mrs Green and Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Campbell and son.

Bruce are spending the week at I)am B. Mrs. L. Moss, accompanied by Miss Patri Haberle of Liberty, flew to Fort Rucker, Ala. Sunday night to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Lt.

and Mrs David Moss and to get acquainted with her twin grand-daughters. They will return Thursday (today) with Mrs J. Haberle, who has been then for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

T. Watson and sons, Gideon and Jimmy, visited Rev. and Mrs. Townes Windham in Sour Lake Sunday. Gideon preached his first sermon at First Methodist Church in Sour Lake as guest pf Rev.

Windham, Mrs. brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arnold and children. Kathleen Rev.

Karl Slaughter, pastor of the Community Baptist Church of Liberty, announced the beginning of a Sunday School contest in his church which will last through the month 'if August, Rev. Slaughter said the contest will be- between the weds" and the which represents the young and the adults of the church. general opinion of the Rev. Slaughter said, that the youth of the day have gone to the dogs, and the young people of Community Baptist Church want to prove differently." At the end of the month, there will be a banquet. The winners wil eat fried chicken on one side of the table, while the losers eat red beans on the opposite side.

Sen ices for (). I). John ston Otto Davis Johnston 50, died at Ben Taub Hospital in Houston. Monday, August 2. following an auto-pedestrian accident Sunday night.

Mr. Johnston was born in Splendora, had been a resident of Liberty most of his life, where he was employed as an oil field worker. Funeral services were held at 11 a m. Tuesday. August 3, in Allison Funeral Chapel, with Rev.

Roland Jones, officiating. Burial was in Splendora Cemetery. Survivors include one son. Otto Johnston of Houston; one daughter, Mrs Elsie Taylor of Shepherd; two brothers. Johnny and James M.

Johnston of Liberty: two sisters, Mrs. Hallie Vaughn of Tulsa. and Mrs. M. H.

Barton of Teague. Pallbearers were William Boyett. C. Leonard. I E.

Gaither, H. Hickman. I. B. Carrel 1 and Roy Frazier.

and Gipson of Baytown, Mrs, Lee Kaemmerliug and son, Russell and Carolyn Hunt of Hull also attended the services at Sour to hear Gidean preach. Mrs. Lloyd Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Kahler and granddaughter, Roseline Kahler, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kahler of Fort Worth were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.

P. Smith over the weekend. Other guests in the Smith home were Mr. and Mrs, H. P.

Smith Jr. and children of Baytown. observing that he nade strides forward toward a career. He has a four-year enlistment in which to make that decision, his mother said. Stance fatigue Is a fatigue produced by quiet standing, observed when a soldier or guard blacks out after long standing at attention.

STEAKS like you like We have the best. Try one and see! C. CAFE 725 Commerce Liberty AIRMAN IIIL1A COLLINS Collins. Once Nenshov. Ends Lackland Basic Billy Itay Collins, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Collins of Liberty, has begun another I career, the U.S. Air Force, and if he does as well in military service as he did as a Vindicator newsboy, he is headed for success.

While he was a newsboy, Collins won or piaced in three newsboy circulation contests. Success appeared evident this week with news from Lackland Air Force Base, where he is completing eight weeks of basic training. His next step is into electronics school somewhere in the air force school system. am proud of Billy, and I know he will do well to find a place in the service Mrs. Collins said.

Mrs. Collins, accompanied by her husband, a daughter and son. Patty and Robert Lynn (also a Vindicator news- boy) and Allen Morris. Vindicator photographer, traveled to San Antonio to visit Air- f-- man Collins. Collins does not expect a leave before leaving si: foj continued studv.

Mrs. Collins said she believed Airman Collins is giving serious consideration to a service career. The Air Force N. WALDMAN I A One of the surest ways to make hot water faucets do what they sav they will is to back them up with a flameless electric water heater. And best of all, Gulf low electric water heating rate makes operating cost most economical.

Check oil the advantages of electric water heating with your electric dealer 01 Gulf States. Electric water heating another way you live better Electrically GULF STATES UTILITIES Hot Water when you need it (ELECTRICALLY HEATED, OF COURSE) NOTICE TO PATRONS and Students of Cleveland Consolidated Independent School District In accordance with Section VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Board of Education for the Cleveland Consolidated Independent School District has adopted a plan for desegregation of all elementary and secondary schools, grades 1 through 12, beginning with the 19fi.V66 school year. Desegregation will he based on of granted to and exercised by the pupil and his parents or guardians. Pursuant to the plan adopted by the Board of Education the following pre-registration policies been established: PRE-REGISTRATION OF STUDENTS IN CLEVELAND CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT FALL OF 1965 Pre-registration of pupils planning to enroll in any grade in the Cleveland Consolidated Independent School District for the fall 1965 semester will take place for a period of 3 days, from August IK, 1965 through August 20, 1965. I nder policies adopted by the Board of Education, parents or guardians may register pupils during this period at the school of their choice.

At the time of pre-registration a choice may be expressed for either the nearest formerly Negro school or the nearest formerly white school. In the event of over-crow ding, preference will he given without regard to race to those choosing the school who reside closest to it. Those whose choices are rejected because of over-crowding will be notified and permitted to make another choice of a formerly Negro or formerly white school. The choice is granted to the parent or guardian and the child. Teachers, principals, and other school personnel are not permitted to advise, recommend or otherwise influence the decision.

Nor will school personnel either favor or penalize children because of the choice made. Children not pre-registered on August 18, 19, or 20, 1965, may be registered at the school of their choice on August 30, or 31, 1965, immediately prior to the opening of schools for the fall 1965 semester, but first preference in choice of school will be given to those who pre-register. Annually after 1965, similar practices will be followed with respect to registering and enrolling pupils. Pre-registration forms were distributed to each student in attendance in the Cleveland Consolidated Independent School District in May, 1965. Since these forms did not contain the detailed plan for desegregation, new forms are mailed to all parents or guardians of students who attended the Cleveland Consolidated Independent School District in 1964-65 and those prospective first graders whose names are listed on the 1965-66 census roll.

Any parents or guardians of children to be enrolled during the 1965-66 school year who do not receive these forms are asked to contact the office of the Superintendent of Schools, P. O. Box 758, Cleveland, Texas and request these forms. Forms will also be available in all schools on days of pre-registration. Completed pre-registration forms (only new forms will be accepted) must be submitted in person by the child or his parents or guardian at the school of his choice on the prescribed dates for pre-registration.

Starts Today N. WALDMAN kddim; Ft) Mr Joyner, son of Mr and Mrs Le is hit of Antonio. HU lubes? man. Robert Joy of JiimhurHt. and rii'M! ill Charles Jr.

Kd win Bidndge Pampa. and Rn hard Mifflin Kleberg. III. of Kiag Ranch Ushers will be John Greftg Middleton of Liberty and Mile? of New York. Y.

George Komegavs Teil Wedding DAYTON Mr and Mrs. the marriage of their rt jik1 Carol Ward recently in Atlanta. at home Pampa, Texas. where Koraegay ifc employed. NEW GRANDSON FOR MRS.

LEE BATSON Mr and Mrs are announcing tho arrival of a grandson, born to and Herman Dowers of Rodalben, Germany Roger Doyle born July at Muenchweiler. Germany, and weighed nine pounds and gf'ven ounces. Other are Mr. and J. of Liberty The Real McCoys By T.

J. Taff Rill Rowe Jr. Wins SHSC Rand Award 1 si re voi save With STEVE Ql ARLES at WALDROP FORD Bill Rowe -on of Mr. und Mrs. W.

H. Rowe of 2738 Cornell Street in Liberty, awarded a band scholarship at Sam State i lie tre in Huntsville for the school year. Rowe is a graduate of Liberty High School, where he was ti member of tht4 niafch- He received the Arion Award ar the High School B-ind Award in 1965. CHECK WITH US ON YOl'R HOME OWNER POLICY NO HUNT ih BEARS til ver all TAFF Insurance Agency Phone 536-6274.