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Youth revival set at Sweeny SWEENY-A youth revival thrauih tniv Inrou pastor-advisor of nnlf SWEENY-A youth revlvtl hM bMn RChedulrd xt Ihp Hrst litptlflt Church beginning on July 28, anil running LACK'S AUTO 206 W. PARK BE 3-418 Quit Supreme Motor Oil 5 for Transmlulon fluid Booster Cables PyroM Additive through July 28. Hill Ingram, director ofnlu- dent work for the Gulf area junior colleges, win he the preacher. Ingrain, who lives In Daytown works with I Junior College there. He also work.i with the students Wharton County Junior ami Victoria JunlorCoI- Icge at Victoria.

Mob Owens, pastor of the First llmill.il church In Kos. hnron will direct the music for ll'o revival. HP Is also -advlftor of the Gulf Coast Baptist Youth Association. Youth chairmen for the various committees Include Larry Doolen, Judy Wlnscott Wayland Madden, Brenda Sheffield, Mike Masters, Larry Lawless, Carla Kslonda, Dartene Richardson and Rodnay Weems. Working with these chairmen will be Oelula Ward, da Stevenson, Corky Dlerka, Connie Madden Donna llo- Kathy Horn, James Klahn, nosalyn Ward, Nancy Shannon, Bonny Scruggs and Margaret Marsh.

Also Linda Walker, Judy Richardson, Brenda Chamblee, Diana nesch, Ralph Masters, Cecil Bell, Predell Doolen, CharlleStevenson, Marsha Spain, Judy Bruce, Beverly Dally, Jack Meyer, and Diana Walker. And the following Trecta Nolen, Uura Orr, Nina McCann, Nancy Bell, Patsy Russell, Dickie Steele, Pat Balk- urn, Mike Scrugges, Billy Pierce. Jimmy Lawless, par rell smith, David CWce and Steve Dunnavant. Adult sponsors of the com. mlttees Include Louis ard, Mrs.

Robbie Kslonda, Mrs. Janice Meadors, Mrs. Dorothy Jesse Barnett, Glen Phlnney, Mrs. Daisy Horn, Kenneth Lott, and Billy II. Wallace.

PLUG INTO GAS NEW YORK (AP)- Portable appliances ate now a possibility. The American Gu Association said a new certified device gas appliances to be plugged or unplugged from gas supply IIMS. FACTS AMOLETON ctn roll out Uw for rill- Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W.

KU- tough ni The young lady weighed seven pounds, seven ounces at birth In Community Hospital on July 5. It's a brand new baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. The Mtt.rnlty Wirdi Vlck-ry.

FREEPORT! Mario arrived In Community Hospital on July and weighed five nounds, eight ounces. I.aura Marschelle picked July 7 for her advent In Com- munily Hospital where her weight wu recorded at seven pounds, three-fourths ounce. Her are Mr. and Mrs. BUI M.

Tomtln.son, At.VlN. Donnle Wayne's birth in Community Hospital on July 7 Is being heralded by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Cox of ANGI.KTON.

The young man weighed In at six pounds, 10 miners. Lynette welgheil an even eight pounds at Mrth on July 8. The big event look place at Community Hospital and Is being announced by her parents, Mr. am! Mrs. Elmer R.

Wright, LAKE JACKSON. Off Finer Gifts Brought to You With Big Bonus Stamps! POOD No. 303 Cant 1.00 Giant Tide Peaches Wesson 0 Golden Corn 7 NC 1.00 FOOD Sweet Peas FOOD CLUB Green Beans CUT 6 3 1.00 FOOD No. 303 jiA pears CLUB 4 cam 1.00 i PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK Del Monte 3 1.00 CLUB Sauce 6 "Si 3 1.00 Rice 2 25c COLORS Aurora Tisuse 2 25c DARTMOUTH FROZEN Julce 4 10 Family Delight Ice Cream Golden Corn 1.00 PETERGENT WITH 2.SO PURCHASE OR MORE BEHIND GROCERY CHECK STANDS GIANT BOX FOOD CLUB SLICED OR HALVES NO. CAN I BIG 24-OZ.

BOTTLE Wh KRAFT BTL. 49 25 29 49 ASSORTED CTN. 59 ITOP ILeaf Spinach 8 1.00 Biscuits 4 35c Pillsbury Biscuits 4 35c J. W. Coffee SH UM Maryland Toms SS Sunshine 59c Brach Toffees ASSORTED 25c 1.85 StarlitOS MEL SWEET 25C I 34c Marshmallows KRAFT 10 17c 49c Carnation 4gc Sugar Wafers cc Wox.

39c Cheese Nips NA ISCO 6,0, 23c SUNSHINE Honey Grahams ptj: 39c Carnation SK! NG 34c OSes FRESH, SWEET VALENCIA THIN Limes 38! i2c uo29c Green Ivy Blueberries B5 1 39c Peanuts Potatoes ioT Rubber Plants Large Mums 6 POT $1.39 SB Limit. Lemons CALIF. FRESH 19c CoHee Cake WiBST. Me French Bread SLICED 19c Fresh Rolls SJSS? Canned Picnics Potato Salad u. 9Qc Pizza Pie MM ARMOUR OR AGAR Green Ivy SBSSf 5 3 POT .00 12 Layer Cake SST 53c $179 Party to welcome delegate An Informal party will be held tonight to welcome homo Mrs.

Charles A. Kroll of Lake Jaekgon who was the nratos- port Branch's delegate to the biennial convention of the American Association of UnU verslty Women. The party will be held at the new home of Mrs. John Huebel, 517 Oak Drive, in Lake Jackson, beginning at 8 p.m. The event will also glw AAUW memliers an opportunity to meet the 1963 AAUW wlmwr from Braros- port High School, Linda Dela une.

The Lrnler winner, Judy Colbert, is away at summer school anJ win not be present. Mrs. Kroll was one of more than 75 from Texu to the Denver meeting.She wu also of those voting to accept jmar State College in Texas into AAUW. Woman graduates of that Institution wiu new be eligible for AAUW membership. There are now D34 colleges and universities graduates may Join AAUW, ir the next two years the AAUW program wiu center on four topics-Bridging the Cap Between Science and the Layman, The American Fam- II) in a Changing World, Od- cldent and Orient, aad Expectations for Education.

Speaking of the new program, Dr, Anna L. Rose Hawkes of Orleans, retiring AAUW president, told members that "this Is the first major constructive reorganization in the Association in 50 years." Mrs. Kroll Boulder, wu. brother, Stanley H. Ross, and family for a few days before ret turning home.

Her mother, Mrs. J.K.Ross,Sr.of Houston, her son, Ross Kroll, and Bobby Tod, both of Lake Jackson, also visited In Boulder during the convention week. The boys camped near Rocky Mountain National Park for several days. 12 Columbia campers go to Lakeview WEST Junior and Senior members of the Colu mbla Methodist Church attended the Galveston District Camp at Lakeview Methodist Assembly. The boys and girls attending were: Nancy and Wes Grlggs, Stephen Shell, James Baker, Sue Springer, Randa Sue and Lena Lou Lytle, Becky Fetter, Shelly Damon, Regina Gayle, Pam Pond and Janel Trahan.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lytle, Mrs. John Damon, Mrs. Harold Springer, and Mrs.

John Gayle, Jr. motored the campers to Lake view while Mrs. Walter Shell, Mrs. Cllfl Baker and Mrs. HallGrlggsmadethe trip up to return the campers to their homes.

Men shown how fo graff" planfs Demonstrations of budding and grafting were given as the program tor the July meeting of the Men's Garden Club at Greater Brazosport. How to bud pecans was shown by Harold Wood Jr. who also discussed budding of roses. II. Ham mack gave a demonstration of how to graft plants.

Potato Salad L. Wua Pie 65c Sausage Kraft C.B. MIUOW 69c Piiia Pie 95c Party Platter 69c Meat Mi MOW 69c Tongue V.INNA 3 CAN AMIRICAN A-Ox. FOOD CLUB Pkg- Cheddar 59c WMIHTO Vneese FOOD CLUB ARMOUR. RATH OR IANCH IRANO u-oi.

IETTY CROCKfR OVEN READY Elna Cheese 2 LB. LOAF 59 SUMMER Clearance SPORTSWEAR ORESSiS LINGERIE MILLINERY REDUCTIONS TO USE OUR LAY-A WAY Glamour Shoppe 100 Tarpon Inn Village.