Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 86

I AIMS A MNCHH IUNCHIS 07 44A Neor Abilene on pavement, terms, a sumc loan, S500A 20-MA Ewlo on pavement, water line, S500A 37AE Lawn, gross, Held, Gt, S270A 2SA Hawley, bermuda. wotcr, 510,000 30A NW Abilene, water-line, SiMA 50A barns, well, grass, S400A 20A at Cottonwood, Texas Gl, 510,000 35A ME Cross Plains, old house, goo water area, some bermuda, S350A 6A 277, mobile home, 2 cl water, 2 sm homes, low down, $16,000 R9A SW Cisco, welt, lank, good field WTfltt partial new born, S335A 127A Cross Plains, A peanuts, wells, house, born, 'i down, S350A 30A NE Hawley, good water, S333A OA Cross Plains, home, tank, bermuda Hwy, S365A 30A SW Cisco, grass, Gl, S355A 38A Lake Brownwood, $650 A 18A Polosi on Hwy, waterllne, SS50A Abilene, in lots of grass deer, turkey, scenic, secluded. S1B5A 7SA NE Merkel, lanjc spring, int. only tor SSWA 174 A SW Lawn, tanks, deer, turhcv S225A, cash S20DA Hwy. Plains, nomt water, NW Coleman, Ig.

fishing lake, pecan iveoak, S350A 121A Cisco, tank, well bermuda, S250A 223A SW Anson, coastal, well, tank, S25W 1COA SW Cross Plains, pasture, S265A 161A Lawn Hwy, Ig. home, poal, shop storage, barn, tonks, fenced, owner nance, $75,000 Stffft Lawn, older home, grass, field springs, tank, assume loan, S325A 2Q4A Tuscola, big tanks, fenced, S250A 180A Lawn, gross, field, S270A eOOA Sweetwater, can dlvde, all grass tariks, city water, FLB loon, S200A 25A NE Merkel, well, barn, metal pens excellent owner financing, E630A Cabin furnished Lake Cisco NICE $10,000 836 A Coleman, sood tanks, home, barn Brass, SS75A APPRAISAL SERVICE UNO FOR. TEXAS. VETERANS W. H.

VARNER E. Hwy. 80 Office B. J. "Bill" Allen Res.

472-tM Terry Res. 477-SMfl Butch Nelson Res. 672-87 W. H. "Bill" varner Rts, ACRES at Truby on the Clear soil, new fences, remodeled older Fork of the Brazos.

Strong irrigation well, wheel sprinkler system, good house, barns. On Terms. 280 ACRES South of Nugent, half cultivation, good fences, Vi. minerals, and 2 producing oil wells, S295.0Q on acre. 1W North of Merkel, 71 acres cultivated, under ground water, and excellent stock tank, qood fences, 5350.00 an acre on terms.

604 ACRE Cattle ranch, well fenced and watered $150 acre on terms, ex- eel lent quail hunting. Farm Ranch Real Estate Day Phone Nitu: Mirtrta Thorn 537-2531 local; James Duck 6774149; Paul Holloway 693-7435; Norton Owen, 673-2625. Box 5433 Abilene, Texas IRA DUCK, ReMWr 492-1W EARL FINE REAL ESTATE 310 NORTH WILLIS RM. 106 ABILENE, TEXAS 79603 472-7(31 Home 3120 ACRES with 9 irrigation wells. IVi story 4 bedroom house, located 12 miles North of Abilene.

Good terms. 80 ACRES North of Hawley. 50 ACRES East of Hawley. 112 ACRES Southeast Putnam. ACRE Rancft Southwest Midland.

1212 ACRES with irrigation In Reagan County. 3B40 ACRES with irrfgotlon In Reagan County- 1143 ACRES with 480 acres In coastal bermuda, strong irrigation wells and with equipment. Other good Irrigated farms in Trans Pecos area. 120 ACRES 4 miles East of Funston, IVa miles off 180 Highway South. 30 acres In coastal bermuda, Irrigation wheel type, pumps and pipe, 2 wells.

217 acres al rrlgatian, 4 miles East of Roby, 180 Irrigation from river, 50 acres alfalfa, good level deep soil, city water on 2 sides. KVi ACRES miles East Hawley. Good improvements. Irrigation, good allotments, 3 bedroom house. 537-2383.

JONES COUNTY. i voted. Good water. 1, TEXAS VETS! Acreage near Hawley. CAUAHAN, COUNTY.

House end i acreage. Good well, 692-5275 ROS ANNA'S 692-5286 Joan, GRI 6VI-9420 ll u'" ACRES 3 miles Northeast of Hawle 4 ocrcs improved grasses, Vi mineral IS250 per acre, equity buy, Duck Rea or 693-7824, nights 537-2531, 2 640 ACRES 35 miles south of Abilene. Pa pasture, part cultivation, plenty of vtfte and game. Good owner financing. Ru Scott, 077-2246, HAVE cash for (arms rancne inficd llstlnos.

Hank Hank'is, 67Z-5342. he ACRES, irrigation, new fences, Pecai Fruit, Coastal, barn, adjoins City of Cros 8)7-725-7667. A GOOD 1EO acre farm 22 miles from Ab 1 lone (Denton Volley). 130 A. In cultlvot on large tanks.

minerals. Some flnancinc established. LASSETTER 677-3756, 677 16360 ACREAGE 120 acres near Nood'e acres near Lown. Morton-Willis 693 :7335. I REAL ESTATI JLQ 1 WANTED WT with Also older homes in need jrepnir, icl us manage your rent oroDer 677-2263.

investment Company. WILL Buy vour real estate or help you wll. Tommy MiUlorn 9S-70U. CASH for equity. We're sold out.

Ask abou ist ngs with guaranteed sales. Maine 3calfor, 677-3331. WILL Buy Your equity. No agents please Cal 677-7922- GOOD revenue property with solid leases iuslness, commercial to 5100,000 with erms. Reply to Box 57-A Abilene Report cr-News.

Cash For Your Equity Consider homes in need of repairs. Spence 677-5739. 1 RESORT Vn PROPERTY FOR SALE TO COMPANY OR INDIVIDUAL: Lake front home and caretakers cottage, completely furnished and air conditioned boat house with 2 slips, storm cellar, landing strip near by. Located spprox 20 miles South of Groham, Texas. For oppoinfment con- tad Paul Robinson 806 274-6962 or Claude RoDInson 806 273-3215.

PRICE reduced on 2 bedroom home to 26,500 VA. Also 3 bedroom water from lome, S41.00C- No down payment. VA. in uiet Comanche Shores on Lake Colemon, 7 miles from Abilene. Duclc Realtors, day or night.

Owner: Beautiful A bedroom home on ost side Phantom Loke. See to appre- iate. 677-2047; after 6, 6M-8041. BEDROOM, 2 waterfront, eady to move terms. Quail Creek, Coleman.

915-348-3364. WHAT A LIFE! Vacation thft year around Comanche Shores on Lake Coleman. 3 edroom, 2 bath, living room, den with replace, 2 cap enrage, 7946 so, 2 tory brick fenced yord, on 200 by 200 t. lot. VA opprolsol.

Franklin 915-554814, 554-7783, WNER Transferred, Sacrifice 2 bedroom Brownwood Home plus extra water- ront lot. Appraised value 520,800, 677092. ISCO partially furnished, west- de, deep water, bullt-ins, refrigerated r. McClure 698-3211. I PROKRTY 79 1 TO move 1 2-3865.

HOUSE MOVING ft LEVELING 0 Jeanerte, 677-8438, Joiner. HOUSE MOVING LEVELING R. Davis. 1 will buy houses Jo be moved. 69Z-5546 after 4 P.M.

louse Moving ond Leveling ockhoe service. Oscar Cltv. 672-5037 73-3558. OR Sale, fireproof air conditioned build- originally constructed to be moved, caled ol 502 Cypress, with over 1100 sq. and 2 bathrooms; plus H'j lots at 1301 FOR sale: 70 acres.

Cross Plains Area OIIQP rn HA mnupH iism ott veil Improved, coastal, love grass, PM flrowlng. 529-3278. Oder 6 PM. 741 ACRES grassland. West of Hamlin.

TO LIST CLASSIFIED Beautiful arass. excellent water, AT) 1QA1 673-3731, 692-6235. Ifje Sfaili Ed Sulli NEW YORK (AP) Ed Sullivan, whose Broadway col limn chronicled the doings show business personalities nuiny of whom tie had made famous on his popular tclevi: sion show, is dead at 72. Sullivan died Sunday night at Lenox Hill Hospital where he had been hospitalized since Sept. 6 with cancer of the cso- Bob Precht said Sullivan nev- er knew he had.

His death followed by months that of his wife and 5 chief adviser, the former Sylvia Weinstein, he met in 1928 al a speakeasy where she had been taken by her i family to celebrate her high school graduation. The next year Wall Street crashed and Sullivan crashed the big time, taking Walter Winchell's spot as gossip columnist on the old Graphic. Me moved to the Daily News in 1932. From then until CHS canceled his Sunday night show in 1971, Sullivan was at or near the center of the busiest, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CORRIDOR (LOCATION) AND DESIGN (COMBINED HEARING) The Texos Highway Department will con duct a public hearing on Tuesday, Octobe 32, Ot 10:00 A.M. ot the Early Lions Club Building located on US Highway 84 approximately 1 mile southeast of the Early School for the purpose of discussing the construction of Parm to Market 2525 from the junction of Farm to Market 2126 ana Farm to Market 2525, southeast 3.7 miles to a county road function.

The proposed project will 'follow the istina county road except for straightening curves and realignment between a series of existing hazardous curves. The proposed minimum right-of-way width will be 700 ft. with additional widths as necessary In heavy cuts and fills. The project will have 20 ft. paved surface with no shoulders and no access control.

Thert will be no relocations involved on this project. Maps and other drawings showing the proposed location and geometric design will be displayed 'at the public hear ng and together with environmental-studies and any other available information about the proposed project are on file and available for inspection and copying at the office of Mr. Charles W. Heald, Resident Engineer, P. O.

Box 1547, Brownwood, Texas 76801. This project is being developed cooperatively by the Brown County Commissioners' Court and the Texos Highway Deportment. The State's Relocation Assistance Program, the benefits and services for dlspio- cees, although there are none, and Information concerning the relocation assistance office will be discussed. Tentative schedules for right-of-way acquisition and construction will be discussed. All interested citizens are invffed to attend this public hearing.

Written statements ond other exhibits may be submitted to the Resident Engineer's Office, but must be received not later than 10 days after the public hearona. Adv. 42 NOTICE FOR BIDS: Notice Is hereby given Ihot Jhe Abilene ndependent School District will receive sealed, written bids in the office of the Business Manager, Administration Build- ng, 842 North Mockingbird Lone, Abilene, Texas until 4:00 P.M., Tuesday, October 29, 1974, for Conned Goods for the schoo cafeterias. All bids should he submitted in a sealed envelope and marked "Bid Form Canned Bids may be secured In the office at tne Business Manager at the above address. Ail bids must comply with the specifications.

The Abilene Independent School District reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to award the bid considered most advantageous to the school District. David A. Hlner, Business Manager Abilene independent School District adv. (87J OFFICIAL NOTICE: FOR SALE: ton, 1952 Studebaker Cargo Trcuk 6 by 6 Wheel Drive. Sealed Bids: Will be accpted up to 5 p.m.

Mov. 41h at the Superintendent's office. Bids will be opened at the official board meeting on Nov. 4th at 7:30 p.m. Anyone desiring to drive, sold vehicle, should do so before Nov.

4th. All bids must be sent to the Superintendent's Office, Superintendent of schools. Box 578, Cross Plains I.S.O., Cross Plains, Texas 76443 adv. (86) Tl i lln I 1 PiliTl WANT AD ORDER FORM WRITE YOUR WANT AD HERE I TO DETERMINE THE COST OF YOUR AD, PUT EACH WORD IN SPACE PROVIDED (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 03) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) MINIMUM CHARGE FIFTEEN WORDS Phone numbers, addrtss and name, when used in ad, must be counted as words ivan Die booming-est time Broadw. ever knew.

He had begun the progra in May, 1948, and defyir videotape and Hollywood broadcast it live as long there was anything live broadcast from New York. Comedian Bob Hope, wl was prepared to go on stag in Anchorage, Alaska, wne he learned of Sullivan's deat recalled that his first telev sion appearance was as walk-on on Sullivan's show years ago. "We were very good friend There were many happy pa ties at our homes sai Hope. A critic once wrote that Su livan had "a certain undefin ble nothing" which enable television viewers to idcntil with him. Bing said, "I doesn't sing, dance or te jokes and he doesn't do thei all equally well." What he had was an abilit to tell what people wanted jus a little while before they it themselves.

A solemn requiem mass wi be offered for him at St. Pa trick's Cathedral at 11 a.ir Wednesday. B-Spring Woman Allegedly Victim Of Rape, BIG SPRING (RNS) 59-year-old housewife wa blindfolded, raped, robbed anc left tied to a chair early Mon day at her home here, policf were told. The victim could descrilx her assailant only as "tall" since he blindfolded her soor after climbing in through bedroom window, investiga tors said. The intruderreportedlj blinded the woman with flashlight and then tied he with strips of sheeting he ap parently brought with him.

Police said the victim was first tied to the bed and raped then robbed of money am some jewelry before being tied to a living room chair with more strips of sheeting The woman worked her way free and summoned police about 1 a.m. Detective Avery Falkner is heading the investigation. Funerals Today ALBANY Thomas Irl Foster, 73, of Albany, retired oil operator, at 10 a.m. in First Christian Church; burial in Albany Cemetery directed by Godfrey Funeral Home. Ray Pearce, 31, Brownwood, purchasing agent for 311 Company here, at 2:30 p.m.

in United Pentecostal Church; burial in Eastlawn Cemetery directed by Davis- MoiTis Funeral Home. ROSCOE Henry Leroy a.m. in Roscoe a i Church; burial in Roscoe Cemetery directed by McCoy Funeral Home. ROTAN B. T.

Williams, 65, a Eoby hardware dealer, at 2 p.m. in Weathcrsbee Chapel; burial in Roby Cemetery. WINTERS I-estcr L. Jcr- 1 CHECK THE COST OF YOUR AD HERE Bi'tfJjiflmMHiifflBBB'l MULTIPLE RATES ARE BASED ON CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Hiillll NO OF WORDS 1 Day 4 Days 7 Days 1 4 Days 30 Days 15 1.95 5.70 6.45 12.00 21.45 16 2 OS 6.O8 6.88 12.80 .22.80 17 2 2 1 6.46. 7.31 13.60 24.31 1 8 2.34 6.84 7.74 1 4.4O 25.74 19 2.47 7.22 8,17 15.20 20 2.60 7.60 8.60 1 6.00 28.60 21 2 73 7.98 9.03 16.80 30.03 22 2.86 8.36 9.46 1 7.60 3 1 .45 23 2.99 8.74 9.89 18.40 32.89 24 3.12 9.12 10.32 19.20 34.32 el; burial in Lakeview Cemetery.

INFLATION WILL HURY! UNLESS YOU AND COMPANY CAN MORE THAN KEEP PACE. OUR SAIES PEOPLE 00, AND Deaths am Abilene A Department of Public youth" was killed early Sunday Mrs. DeodmOn about a mile southwest of 6 i. r. i Goldsmith on Highway 158 in Mrs Blanche Gray Dead- nortn ern Ector County- man, 72, of 619 Henderson, i.

longtime area resident, died at He was pronounced dead at a 12:50 a.m. Monday at Hen- the- scene by Jrctice of the 0 drick Memorial Hospital fol- Peace James Purifoy. lowing a short illness. Survivors are his father, ESinnrai io noiuiinir it PHI- Broom of Goldsmith; his s. rimeiai is peuuiug Ji L.UI- mo er jj a Hj ji i a Home, jj Grants, N.M.; a half-brother childhood and school days.

TM pa TM ts She had lived in Abilene and TM- ana Mrs A hweu Taylor County for 32 uaessd moving to Abilene in the early 41 I 1 1940s from Rule. She married l-dtiaa I aroer i Clifton Deaumsn in 1930. He ROBERT LEE (RNS) died in 1954. Mrs Deadman Mrs Lauda Yarber, was a TMS Bt Of Mt Mona 56, of Fullerton, and Baptat Church. formerly Of Robk Lee! died Survivors include a sister, Saturday at Johnson County Mrs.

Ollie Glens of 710 ES 7th; Memorial Hospital in Cle- 1 two nieces, Blanche S. Me- burne, after a long illness. Clinton of KS 7th and Mar- sendees will be at 2 garet Willis n( 765 Nelson, and Tuesday in the Baptist church, one nephew, Billy Joe Smith of The Rev. Roy Epperson, Levelland. pastor, officiate.

Burial Rev. George Meyer The Rev. George E. Meyer, Newb Funeral Home. 101, of Atlanta, and ia- Born Denman on therofMrs.JerayRutIedgeaf Se P'- 7, 1918, in Robert Lee, 910 Burger died early Monday Mrs Yarber had moved to morning at Atlanta.

Services Fifflerton, in 1964, and will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at to Cleburne four weeks ago. A i the Fairmount Chapel in Den- a a technician for ver, Colo. Hughes Aircraft in Fullerton, 1 Burial will follow there. she was a member of the Rob- Mrs.

Rutledge is director of ert Lee Baptist Church. The Bridge A Placement i are one son, Service, 210 Cedar, which is in Lawrence Harold Holden of its second year of operation. La Mir ad three daughters, Mrs. Patty Jean i 11 Neilson of Utah, Mrs. Candice JVirs.

Emma dims Miller of California and Mrs. Mrs. Emma Sims, of 5242 Emiann Prindle of Kansas; 9th, died at 1 p.m. Sunday in one brother, Roy Denman of Bakersfield, while visit- CIebu three sisters, Mrs. ing relatives.

Services are Ber "ia Bennett and Mrs. Ty- pending there son Payne, both of Cleburne, Mrs. Sims, who had lived in rs 4Lois Baze of Fort Anson for 50 years before Worth and several nieces and moving to Abilene five years ne new s. ago, was a member of St. John Baptist church.

Jessie McCleskey Survivors are two cousins, IT mvo, Mrs. Bracy Harris and Mrs! lessee nSLt 4 "7 Annie Lee Harris, both of 5242 pnenville died at 4-45 a in 9th Monday at the Temple Veter- Bid Country Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Stpphcnvillo FM neral Home Chapel. Wendell Broom Tne Rev Warren Olliff, pastor of First Methodist Church, GORMAN (RNS) Wendell will officiate Burial will be in G. (Butch) Broom, 18, of Johnsville Cemetery with Ma- Odessa, grandson of a Gor- sonic graveside services, man couple, died Sunday of Born March 24, 1920, in injuries suffered in a car Bluff Dale, Mr.

McCleskey week northwest of Odessa, married Juan Skipper on June Services will be at 10 a.m. 16, 1945, in Stephenville A I uesday in Easterling Funeral retired dairymen, he was a Home Odessa. member of the Chalk Moun- Burial will be in Oakland tain Masonic Lodge and a life Cemetery here, directed by long resident of Erath Conn- I More Sewer Service Requested in C-City COLORADO CITY (RNS) Prior to Jones' suggestion, City couneilmen here Monday City Manager J. A. Sadler told night heard a petition for ex- the council that the cost of tended sewer service and vot- extending sewer service to the ed to accept a low bid of area in question could cost ap- $7,938 for two new police cars, proximately $185,365.

Mr. and Mrs. Junior Lindsey TM the ne 5 lice and Mrs. L. C.

Devorce, who es ai fur-door appeared before the council to Im ala scdanst th 6 ft- i. vu cial eaumment was submitted i seek sewer service in an area wiuipiirem, was suummTM i south of the TP Railway ams Chevrolet of along A i and Front Colorado City. streets, instead agreed to a Councilmen also accepted i proposal made by Councilman I 8 fklv- 6 1811 Lee Jones as civic center manager. Jones suggested that the They also voted to pay city help septic tank own- Hemo Hill Construction Co. ers with the expense of pump- 511,612,10 for materials and la- council called for an estimate to the new high school site, on the number of residents conditional upon the relocation who would be elibible for the 1 of a manhole put on private assistance.

1 property by mistake. Avoca Man Killed In Road Accident ic 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 OS 6.08 6.88 12.80 .22.80 2 21 6.46. 7.31 13.60 24.31 2 3 4 6.84 7.74 14.4O 25.74 2.47 7.22 8.17 15.20 27.17 2.60 7.60 8.60 16.00 28.60 2 73 7.98 9.03 16.80 30.03 2.86 8.36 9.46 17.60 31.45 2.99 8.74 9.89 18.40 32.89 3.12 9.12 10.32 19.20 34.32 CLIP AND MAIL PLEASE ENCLOSE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER publish for NAME ADDRESS CITY Will Be Paid 1 ivAddressee 1 REPORTI ii days, classification beginning PHONE STATE ZIP VfMtiftStuyl 1 Ntmwr 1 1 1 1 BUSINESS Rf PLY MAIL mSTCUSSKMITm.47,AIKm,TI]U$ WANT AD P.O. BOX 30 ABILENE, TEXAS 79604 ATTACH ABOVE UBfl TO YOUR ENVELOPE-NO STAMP NEEDED INFLATION WILL HURY! UNLESS YOU AND COMPANY CAN MORE THAN KEEP PACE. OUR SALES PEOPLE 00, AND OUR COMPANY DOES! Certified Laboratories one and most successful industria Our sales one earnings are up over this year and our tales earnings now average better than annually in commissions.

Opportunity for personal still exists and we have plen- ty of it for the right people, To arrange a personal and confidential interview, call Ron WHIIford, Soles Manager, in, Dallas COLLECT, Tuesday, October 3th between AM and 5 PM. CERTIFIED LABORATORIES P.O. Irving, Teigi 750M 1C If accident at 10 p.m. Sunday miles north of here on Highway 16 claimed the life of an Avoca man and injured a Has- kcll man. Pronounced dead at the scene was Gary Don Townsend, 23, of 2, Avoca.

Injured was Jay Gibson, 46, who was first taken to San Saba Hospital and later transferred to Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Abilene where he was listed Monday in satisfactory condition. Gibson and a third man, Glen Burkman of Brownwood who escaped injury, were passengers in Townsend's pickup, which was parked on the shoulder of the road, according to the Lampasas area Department of Public Safety office. Townsend and Gibson reportedly were standing beside Obit 2-3S AVOCA MAN the pickup when-a car hit I he pickup from the rear, pushing the pickup over both men. DPS spokesmen identified Ihe driver of the car as Joanie Johnson of San Saba. She was not injured.

Investigating officer was Jeff Askey. of San Saba. Services for Townsend will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Avoca Baptist Church. The Rev.

Charles Gafford, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Spring Creek Cemetery at Avoca, directed by Kinney Funeral Home. Born July 29, 1951 in Haskell, graduated Lueders-Avoca High School In 1970. An employe of the Stamford Welding Supply, be was a member of Avoca Baptist Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Townsend of Avoca; three brothers, Lcs of Chicago, 111., Tyrone of Avoca and Douglas of St. Louis, and his grandmother, Mrs. II. U.

ScMce of Avoca. THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene, Tens, Tuesday Monuig, October 15, Linn L. Wood Survivors are his wife; two sons, Gary and Richard, both COLEMAN (RNS) Lmn of Stephenville; his mother, L. Wood, 74, of Coleman, died Mrs. Mary I.

McCleskey of at 1:05 a.m. Monday in Tern. Stephenville; two brothers, pte Veterans Administration Mack of Morgan Mill and J.A "ospi al. Services will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Stevens Memorial Chapel.

The Kev. Paul Hubbard, pastor of Emanuel Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Coleman City Cemetery. Born Sept. 8,1900, in Lometa, Mr.

Wood was a retired auto mechanic and had lived in Coleman the past 60 years. He was a Baptist and a World War II veteran. Survivors include two brothers, Maden of Coleman and Jessie L. of Agua Dulce. Manuel Soto ASPERMONT (R S) Mass for Manuel Soto, 65, of Peacock, will be celebrated at 4 p.m.

Tuesday in St. Mary's Catholic Church. Officiating will be Father John Herman of Kotan. Burial will be in Aspermont Cemetery, under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home. Mr.

Soto died Sunday in Fisher County Hospital after a short illness. Rosary was said ilonday night in McCoy Fu- nerai Home Chapel. Pallbearers will be George Max Reyes, Domingo a Fidel Gomez, diaries Galloup and Ramon Fiores. Mrs. demons BIG SPRING (RNS) Mrs.

T.Iollle B. demons, 63, of Big Spring, died at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in a local hospital after a short illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Mt.

Bethel Baptist Church. The Rev. Amos Taylor, Mid- Sand pastor, wffl officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Olive Cemetery, under the direction of River-Weich Funeral Home.

Born July 30, 1911, in Bellville, Mrs. demons had been a Big Spring resident for 36 years and was a member of Church of God in Christ. Survivors are her husband, Samuel; six sons, Merlin and Walter, both of Los Angeles, Wilbert of Grand Prairie, Ralph of San Diego, and Leroy and Floyd, both, ct Midland; four daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Nunez and Mrs. Mildred Spears, both of Big Spring, Mrs.

Mozelle Patton ot Tampa, Fla. and Mrs. Mary Walker of San Antonio; fhrea f.sters, Mrs. Lee Anna McGee anc Mrs. Addie Cherry Byrd, both of Big Spring, and Mrs.

Quallia Mae Evans of Midland; 37 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Allan F. Brooks BIG SPRING (RNS) Allan F. Brooks, 76, of Big Spring, died at 11:30 p.m. Sunday at his home about 14 miles north of here after a lengthy illness.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in River-Welch Funeral Home Chap ei. The Rev. Glenn McNerlin, Midland pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Mt.

Olive Cemetery. Born April 3, 1898, In Cross Plains, Mr. Brooks was a retired farmer and rancher and had lived in Howard County since 1900. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Lola Watkins of Andrews; one sister-in-law, Mrs.

Vio Brooks of Big Spring; a brother-in-law, James M. Warren of Big Spring; and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. M. Garten BROWNWOOD (RNS) Mrs.

M. Garten, 83, lifetime resident of Brownwood, died at 11:45 p.m. Sunday at her' home after a lengthy illness. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Wright-Morelock Colonial Chapel.

The Rev. Bobby Weathers, pastor of First United Methodist Church, wil! officiate. Burial will be in Greenleaf Cemetery. Born Cclia Low, July 15, 1891, in Brownwood, Mrs. Garten was a Meihodist.

Survivors include one cousin, Mrs. Ritend A. WUleford of Hamilton. Pallbearers be Ed Henley, John A. a Charles Dean Rippc- toe and Fred Andrews.

Wally Gant, a bachelor fishmonger from Yorkshire, England, officiated as best man for the 50th time in 1964. He first did the honors to 1931. of Bluff Dale; and two sisters, Mrs. Ferris Dan- of Midland and Mrs. Ona Holley of El Campo.

Mrs. Annie Hix HAMLIN (RNS)-Mrs. Annie Hix, 86, of Hamlin, died at 2:20 a.m. Monday in Hamlin Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Services are pending at McCoy Funeral Home.

Born Annie Childress, Feb. 3, 1888, in Leonard, she married J.E. Hix, May 5, 1906, in Vera. He died Aug. 1, 1956.

A Methodist, Mrs. Hix was a 62- year resident of Hamlin. Survivors are one son, John of Hamlin; two daughters, Mrs. S.E. Branscum and Mrs.

Gcan Witt, both of Hamlin; one brother, Frank Childress of Winnsboro; eight grandchild two great-grandchildren; and one great-great- grandchild. -30- Mrs. Roy Jackson BALLINGER (RNS) Mrs. Roy D. Jackson, 75, of Ballinger, died at 6:30 p.m.

Sunday in Twilight Acre Nursing Home, after a long illness. Services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Allen Davis Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Marvin Burgess, former pastor of the Third Avenue Baptist Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in the Garden of Memories. Born Susie Long Jan. 15, 1899, she married Roy D. Jackson In Stephenville. He died Aug.

3, 1958. Mrs. Jackson was a 30-year resident of Ballinger and a member of Seventh Street Baptist Church. i are one son, James L. of Toledo, Ohio; one brother, Wylie E.

Long of Gatesville; three sisters, Mrs. Ella Vineyard of San Ang'elo, Mrs. Dora Farrow of Stephenville and Mrs. Minnie Roder of Napa, California; and six grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Oscar Parker, Dude Smith, Merle Taff, Bud Montgomery, Bruce Howell and Roy Ruth.

G. C. Dial SWEETWATER (RNS) G. C. Dial, 63, of Odessa and formerly of Sweetwater, died Sunday night in a truck accident at San Diego, Tex.

Details on the mishap were unavailable Monday. Services for Mr. Dial are pending with McCoy Funeral Home here. He was bom Aug. 23, 1911, at Clairemont.

Survivors are his wife; two sons, George of Odessa and Daniel of Austin; a daughter, Mrs. Donny Me El ye a of Sweetwater; four grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Cliff Miller of Sweetwater. Willard Middleron WINTER (RNS) Willard Otis Middleton, 57, of Wingate, died at 2 p.m. Monday at the Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio, after a brief illness.

He was admitted to Dyess Air Force Base Hospital Oct. 8 and transferred to Lackland AFB Hospital Thursday. Full military services will be at II a.m. Wednesday in the Spill Memorial Chapel, conducted by Dyess Air Force Base. Burial will follow in Wingate Cemetery.

Born Nov. 2, 1916, in Bradshaw, Mr. Middleton married Billye LaVerne Clanton Nov. 23, 1947, in Abilene. She died May 12,1971.

He married Mrs. Nida Stone Haney on Sept. 24, 1974, in Burkburnett. Mr. Middleton entered the Army Air Corps in 1934 and retired as a master sergeant in 1967 after 23 years of service.

He moved to Wingate where he operated a service station. Survivors are his wife; one son, Wayne of San Antonio; one daughter, Mrs. Linda Fenwick of Ballinger; one stepson, Wyatt Haney with the U.S. Navy; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Tony Sparks of San Angelo and Sindy Haney of the home; his mother, Mrs.

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