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a a a a 12-C Fort Worth STAR TELEGRAM Friday Morning, February 4, 1972 FIVE BREEDS JUDGED Simmental tal Get Biggest Crowd By JAMES E. VANCE Star Telegram Agriculture Writer Judges at the Stock Show put in their biggest day Thursday as three breeds of beef cattle and two dairy breeds moved through the arena. Simmental attracted the biggest crowd as the exotic and big red-and-white animals made their appearance for a second show and a first sale in Fort Worth. "We did not select champions among the 130 entries in the traditional show manner," explained Jerry Moore of Canton, Ohio, president of the American Simmental Association. purpose in the show arena was to evaluate the cattle in six separate groups and for their order i in the sale Saturday night." MOORE SAID that Simmental were evaluated strictly by their performance records rather than by visual appearance.

A panel of judges placed the animals for the sale order. "We don't anticipate Simmental cattle on a show circuit, except as special exhibits, and in carcass contents sanctioned by our association." The breed is a native of Switzerland which spread under various names throughout Europe and made its inroads into the U.S. via Canada. The association opened its fourth annual convention Thursday and will end with a "Simmental Saturday Night Sale" beginning at 6 p.m. in the Stock Show's new judging and sales facility.

Casey Anderson of Kansas City, sale manager, predicted $500,000 would change hands in the auction. 'The Limousin cattle sale; will 6:30 be in Friday, Cattle Barn beginning 6. at p.m. Santa Gertrudis and Jersey will be judged Friday, ending Stock Show cattle competition. A PERENNIAL winner in Brahman competition, J.

D. Hudgins, of Hungerford repeated, showing champion and reserve bulls and females. Keith Crouch of Lufkin judged. Gene Jernigan was superintendent. Red Angus honors were equally divided as Judge Harold Franke of Texas University selected entries from Mr.

and Mrs. B. D. McKinney of Yoakum as champion bull and reserve, and the entries of Clifford and Dennis Halfmann of Rowena as champion female and reserve. In a highly competitive 1 Holsten-Friesian dai show Wilfred Hoff of Windthorst showed Dalcrest Snow Princess, a beauty of a milk producer, as champion female.

A newcomer to the show, Price's El Paso Dairy, made a strong entry by showing Caffdale Fury of Gaydale, a 2-year-old, as champion bull. IN THE JUNIOR Holstein female dairy division Mike Hinders 20, of Canyon FFA showed BSH Lilian Robert Tex as champion female. John Reese of Waco won the junior fitting and showmanship contest, and Archer County 4-H showed top junior Holstein herd. Price was named premier exhibitor and premier breeder, and Hoff showed the top dairy herd. Lavon Farms, of Plano, a perennial exhibitor, showed Woodacres Nances Valiant as bull and Brookberry Mon Violet as champion cow.

Lavon also was named premier breeder and premier exhibitor. Price-Black Farms of Arrey, N. showed top Guernsey dairy herd. Champion junior Guernsey exhibitor was Ricky Wyatt, 16, of Garland FFA with 7- year-old Bluffview Ce Bon Petite. Mark Todd of Garland FFA was top junior in fitting and showmanship, and Garland FFA assembled top junior Guernsey herd.

JOEL HILLIN of Stephenville, superintendent said the dairy division is featuring its best show in many years, par- SEE IWWAS LOLL so yury FHA- VA Discounts Drath Notices ADAMS F. (THERMA) ADMRS. AMS, 68, of 121 NE Haskew, day. Burleson, Survivors: passed Husband; brothaway WednesO. R.

Rogers, Austin, A. sis- V. ters, Rogers, Heber Hazel Burris, Fort Springs, Worth, Services Mrs. 2 p.m. Iris Friday First Ward, Austin.

son. United Rev. Methodist Dean Franklin offiChurch, Burleciatina. Interment Burleson Memorial a Arrangements Jones Funeral Home, Burleson. 295-5211.

BARBER JOHNNIE MARTIN BARBER, 67, 128 Bates, Keller. Survivors: Wife, Jane; son, Dwayne, Keller; Fort Worth, Mrs. Bruce Coker, daughters, Milton O'Neal, Plainview, Mrs. Joe Hamilton, Lubbock, brother, Jim Barber, Blossom; sister, Mrs. Marie Norwood, Paris; 11 grandchildren; three SerChurch 2 of God, Rev.

Stegal and vices p.m. Saturday, Riverside Rev. J. T. Gilliam officiating.

ments Shannon's North, 624-2191. Interment Greenwood. Arrange- BRANDT RALPH WILLARD BRANDT, 60, 4213 Von cilia, Passed away Wednesday in a local hospital. Survivors: Wife, Jayne, Fort Worth; daughters, Mrs. Nicko Rennee Sprayberry, Fort Worth, Mrs.

Perry Lynn O' Kelley, Mrs. Marion Jean Vonwagon, broth Mr. Edward Brandt, Monroe, Mr. Fred Brandt, Monroe, two grandchildren. Services 2 p.m.

Saturday Gause-Ware Northeast Chapel. Interment Blue Bonnet Hills. Arrangements Gause-Ware Northeast, 5800 E. Belknap, TE 4-6363. BRAMLETT GUS B.

BRAMLETT, 84, of 4805 Rice Lane, passed away Wednesday, Native of Round Mountain, Ga. Fort Worth resident since 1916. Retired livestock dealer, Member First Baptist Church. Survivors: Son, Ernest. Golden, three daughters, Mrs.

Richard Burt, Mrs. Jack H. McDade, Fort Worth; Guss Mae Medley. brother, Will Bramlett, Greenville; eight arandchildren; three are atgrandchildren. Services 2 p.m.

Friday, Moore's Fort Worth Chapel, Rev. Homer Ritchie, officiating. Interment Mount O11- vet. Arrangements Hugh M. Moore Sons.

4912 E. Lancas- ter. BROWNRIGG SHIRLEY MAE BROWNRIGG, 42, 2011 Woods Arlington, passed away at her home Thursday morning. A native of Wichita Falls, Texas, resident of Arlington since 1953, member of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church in Arlington, member of the Garden Club, member of the Does of the Elks Club.

Survivors: Husband, W. E. Brownriga Arlington; sons, Robert and Steve Brownrigg, of Arlington; daughter, Terry Ann Brownrigg, Arlington; mother, Mrs. Gertrude Cooke, Wichita Falls, Texas; brothers, Marvin J. Cooke, Midland, Weldon C.

Cooke, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Moore Funeral Chapel, Arlington. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday, St.

Maria Goretti Catholic Church. Interment Moore Memorial Gardens. Arrangements Hugh M. Moore Sons, 1219 N. Davis Arlington.

CULLERS MRS. DOROTHY JO CARTER CULLERS, 38, 8412 Whitney Dr. passed away Wednesday. Survivors: Husband, Charles T. Cullers; daughter, Deborah Sue; sons, Donald Wayne and Ronald Davis; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Andy Carter, all Fort Worth; brother, Richard Carter, Uvalde; sisters, Mrs. Ina Faye Lay, Tampa, Mrs. Peaqy Sue Fenter, Jacksboro. Services 11 a.m.

Saturday, Cook Heights Church of Christ, Mr. Vernon Simpson Mr. Huggins officiatina." Interment Cottonwood Cemetery, Bryson, ex as, at 2:30 p.m. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement at University, 336- 0584. HAMMIL FRED W.

HAMMIL, 2320 Fairway Dr. Survivors: Daughter, Miss Carrie Esther Hammil, Fort Worth; sister, A. F. Berry, Kansas. City, daughter-in-law, Mrs.

"Fred R. Hammil, Corapolis, two grandchildren; three great. grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. a turd Shannon's South Chapel, Rev.

A. L. Cronk officiatina. Interment Laurel Land. Arrangements Shannon's South, 926-3314.

Tucson, papers please copy. HICKS MRS. STELLA MAE HICKS, 2322 McKinley. Survivors: Son, Lee Hicks of Fort Worth: daughter, Mrs. Ruth Cram Jr.

of Monterey Park 4 grandchildren; 8 great arandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Friday Rosen Heights Baptist Church. Dr. R.

Earl Allen officiatina. Interment Mount Olivet. range ment Shannon's North Funeral Home. 624-2191. enth juror was selected Thursday in the trial of three Dallas men for the murder of Malone City Marshal Milton Boortz on March 25.

On trial are James W. Hughes, 42, Benny Walker, 38, and Willard Gene Christopher, 32. The new juror was accepted after about an hour of questioning. Seventeen other persons were rejected during the day, bringing the total to 80 questioned so far. The state is seeking the death penalty against all three defendants.

Seventh Juror Picked for Trial HILLSBORO (Spl) A sev- Mrs. Davis, 91, Will Be Buried WEATHERFORD (Spl) Funeral services for Mrs. D. R. Davis, 91, who died Wednesday in a a nursing home here.

will be at 2 p.m. Friday in White's Funeral Chapel with burial in East Greenwood Cemetery, She was a native of Bosque County and had lived here for the past 52 years. Mrs. Davis was a member of the North Side Baptist Church. Survivors include a son, Monte Ray Davis of Fort Worth, and a daughter, Mrs.

Floy Starr of Odessa. Prof Publishes Book On Church Publicity DENTON (Spl) Dr. Regimald Westmoreland of the North Texas State University journalism faculty has published a book to guide those responsible for church publicity. The book, a "Guide to Church Publicity," gives information on how to place church news in newspapers and on radio and television effectively. Drath Notices EST Feb.

3 Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce 30 16 OCCLUDED Temperatures Average 30 32 Rain 40 20 10 0 10 20,30 50 9 Snow 30 Showers Flurries 50 60 70 High Temperatures Expected FORE CASTE 50 For Daytime Friday -Associated Press Wiremap WEATHER OUTLOOK-Snow and snow flurries are expected in the Pacific Northwest, North Dakota and the Great Lakes region. HIGH IN LOW 50s Fair and Warmer Fort Worth and Vicinity Maximum precipitation this Fair and warmer Friday and date, .67 in 1928. Friday night.

Partly cloudy STATE FORECASE Saturday. High Friday in the Freezing temperatures in the lower 50s. Low morning hours will cover the Friday night state Friday, with readings in in the lower 30s. High Satur- the teens over most of 'the day in the upper 50s. Winds northern and southwestern becoming southerly 10-15 portions.

South Texas will miles have temperatures mainly in per hour Friday after- the 20s, ranging to 30 degrees noon. along the coastal areas of the Sunrise, sunset, 6:03. lower Rio Grande Valley. AfMaximum temperature ternoon temperatures should Thursday, 46; minimum, 20. hit the 40s in the north and Maximum temperature this the 50s in the south.

Skies will date, 78 in 1962; minimum, 10 be fair over all of Texas Fri- in 1912. day. Maximum UTEXAS minimum temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour peri. od ended at 8 p.m. Thursdav.

Mx.Mn.Pr. Abilene 12 Alice Alpine Amarillo Austin Beaumont 25 Brownsville 49 Childress Corpus Christi 48 Cotulla 50 Dalhart Dallas Del Rio Paso 50 Ft. Worth 46 Galveston 45 30 Houston Lonqview Lubbock Lufkin Marta McAllen 42 Midland 10 Mineral Wells 18 Palacios 28 San Angelo 46 18 San Antonio 25 I 40 31 Mx. Mn. Pr.

Tyler Victoria Duluth .10 .01 28 Fargo 8-14 Waco 24 Great Falls 19 .01 Wichita Falls 45 14 Helena 16 Wink 48 Honolulu 77 64 UNITED STATES Indianapolis .08 Temperature and precipi- Tackson, Miss Itation bulletin. Highest Jacksonville 55 .40 temperatures for the last Kansas City 18 .02 12 hours. Lowest tempera- Las Vegas 50 19 tures for the last 18 hours. Little Rock 37 22 .04 Precipitation for the 24- Los Angeles 69 46 hour period ended at 8 Louisville .34 .30 p.m. CST Thursday.

Memphis 33 .10 Mx.Mn.Pr. Miami Beach 84 Albany, N. Y. 33 24 .05 Milwaukee 23 Albuquerque 44 12 Paul Anchorage 29 24 New Orleans 48 .01 Asheville 42 34 New York 35 28 450 Atlanta 35 .75 North Platte 30 Billings 21 Okla. City 33 :01 Bismarck 5--10 Omaha Boston Orlando 78 63 .73 Buffalo Philadelphia Burlington, Vt Phoenix 67 Charlotte, NC Pittsburgh 39 Chicago Portland, Me.

24 .36 Cincinnati Portland, Ore. .35 20 Cleveland Raleigh 42 35 Columbus .33 Rapid City 18 Denver Reno 38 Des Moines Richmond Detroit 35 33 Louis 21 .01 BUSINESS in ACTION TV FROM "MODEL TO THE ARGOSY Indicating the dramatic advancement in television receiver design in the first 25 years of TV's popular acceptance, RCA's 630TS model of 1946-47 vintage is shown with the new 100 per cent solid state RCA XL-100 Argosy color portable set. E. Charles Adleta, Partner, Adleta Company, 1914 Cedar Springs, Dallas, Texas, points out that the Agosy has no vacuum tubes other than its 19-inch (diagonal) color picture tube while the 630TS contained a 10-inch black and white picture tube and 30 other vacuum tubes. Mr.

Adleta would like to bring color TV into the Fort Worth-Dallas area. FUN! THRILLS! SURPRISES! GOLDEN GLOVES FORT WORTH REGIONALS WILL ROGERS COLISEUM RESERVED SEATS FEB. 11, 12, 17, 18 $1.50, $2, FEB. 19 ALL SEATS RESERVED $2.50, $2, $1.50, $1 TICKETS Central Ticket Office Sheraton AT Hotel, Or Phone 336-1313 STATE FINALS Proceeds to March 2, 3, 4, 6 Goodfellows, Free OLYMPIC BOXING TRIALS Milk and Ice Fund July 19-22 HULL N.RS. LATHA A.

HULL, 74, 4704 Parrish passed away Thursday. Survivors: Sons, Jercine Walker Hull, Gurley, Hull, Harry Courtne Fort Worth; Ashland, daughters, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Bloomquist, Gearl J. Jones, F.

Fort Worth; brothers, George Bernard, Noel Bernard, Frank Fort Arnett, Worth; sister, Mrs. Norwood, 11 grandchildren; five great-grand. children. Arrangements pending, Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement at University. 336-0584.

ticularly in the junior competition of 89 Holsteins and 56 Guernseys. The open Holstein show had 57 entries and 100 were entered in the open Guernsey show. STOCK James M. Lewis of Hamilton, Ohio, is dairy cattle judge. In placings of Charolais pens of (3) bulls, Judge R.

13. Warren of the University of BELL RINGER M. D. Shepherd of ative of Moran Cattle Co. of Hyannis, Show.

The receives a bell award from Vicki Thursday Heckford of Bozeman, Mont. after Saturday the 22-month-old Simmental heifer ton, Ohio, had been selected as a top represent- American I See by the Star Telegram suits Filed in District Courts Frank C. Hutcheson vs. International Service Insurance suit on pollCV. Jerry J.

Tidmore vs. Sprinafield Life and Accident Insurance suit on policy. Charles V. Worley vs. William L.

Massey, property damages. Home Furniture Co. vs. Chester Ray Mallory, et al, debt and sequestration. Helen T.

Laughlin, d.b.a. Apartment Selector Service vs. Sun Tide Corp.r and John B. Kollman, individually, verified account. Brenda W.

Brett, et al vs. Richard R. Penny, property damages. Employers Mutual Casualty Co. Vs.

H. Miller, compensation. Horace Mann Mutual Insurance Co. vs. George Payton, debt.

The First National Bank of Fort Worth vs. Brice Toole promissory note. Robert John Richardson, et ux Larry Wayne Bartlett, damages. The Fort Worth National Bank VS. Brook L.

Bower, promissory note. The Fort Worth National Bank VS. Robert P. White Ill, et al, debt. The Fort Worth National Bank VS, Jerry D.

Greenway, promissory note. The Fort Worth National Bank vs. Paul A. Kast promissory note. Seminary State Bank vs.

Luther Prescott, promissory note. Aleiaindro Flores Jr. vs. Frank J. Quinn.

damages. C. L. Beaty Rooting Supply Co. vs.

O. Cross, individually and d.b.a. 0. Cross Roofing verified account. Albert R.

Cruz vs. Charles Walters, et al, property damages. Biq Four Auto Supply Co. vs. Roy Lipscomb, individually and d.b.a.

Benton Car Parts, verified account. Deanna Dodge, by next friend vs. EuDetrick, a minor, damages. City of Fort Worth vs. Howard L.

Middleton, et ux, condemnation. City of Fort Worth vs. "Jewell Lefevre, condemnation. City of Fort Worth vs. B.

A. Barnes, condemnation. Raymond Hernandez vs. Robert Lee Wooten, et al, damages. W.

T. Grant Co. of Arlington vs. Edward Lindsay, et ux, debt and questration. DIVORCES ASKED Carola Gay vs.

James BORDEN, Dorothy Jean VS, Billie Don. BRITE, Lindsey Lipscomb vs. Anna BURNETT. Dorothy Jean vs. Melvin.

CARTER, Coleen Hale VS. James Dale. COOPER, Alva A. vs. Billy Ray, Robert Dixon Will Be Buried JACKSBORO (Spl)-Funeral service for Robert Dixson, 82, who died here Wednesday, will be at 2 p.m.

Friday in the Memorial Christian Church, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. He was a lifelong resident of Jack County, and a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Lola; three sons, Steward and Vernon Dixson of Jacksboro and R. P. Dixson Jr.

of Highland, two daughters, Mrs. L. L. Hughes and Mrs. J.

E. Wilton of Jacksboro; a brother, Joe Dixson of Jacksboro; and a sister, Mrs. Stella Phenix of Jacksboro. Police Director To Leave NTSU DENTON -Tom Martin, director of university police at North Texas State University, will become director of security at Sam Houston State University March 1. He will also teach a course in Sam Houston's criminal justice program.

No replacement will be named immediately, Dr. Rollin Sininger, NTSU vice-president for student affairs said. Martin came to. NTSU in where he served as chief of the Criminal Investigation Division. August of 1970 from the Air Force's Office of Special Investigation at Tinker AFB, Nebraska picked an entry of George Deen of Fort Worth as champion.

J. N. Roof Son of Cleburne showed reserve. C. B.

Team Jr. of Fort Worth is pen bull superintendent. -Star-Telegram Photo Simmental at the Stock 130 entries were exhibited and placed for sale order night. Jerry Moore of Canleft, is president of the Simmental Association. Director Named For Dallas Panel DALLAS (AP) -Field Scovell, a civic and sports leader, has been named director of a new agency of the Chamber of Commerce created to "promote Dallas as a natural gathering place for regional and national affairs." The announcement was made Thursday by chamber president Gar Laux.

Scovell, who will assume his new position March 1, is chairman of the City of Dallas Sports Commission. Fischer Looking At Contest Site REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) American chess champion Bobby Fischer arrived Thursday afternoon to look over Reykjavik as a possible site for his world championship contest with Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. Fischer and Edmond Edmondson, chairman of the U.S. Chess Federation, will hold a news conference with officials of the Icelandic Chess Federation on Friday. Edmondson is scheduled to fly to Moscow Saturday for talks with Spassky and officials of the Soviet Chess Federation.

Spassky, the world champion, has placed Iceland first on his list of preferences for a site. Cong Call War Nixon's 'Grave' HONG KONG (Reuter) The Viet agency warned President Nixon Thursday that continuation of the Vietnam conflict would lead him to his political "grave." In an editorial, the Giai Phong (Liberation) press agency said Nixon was "nurturing the mad ambition" of turning his Vietnamization policy into magic wand and hoped it could help the United States turn the tables, "a thing which over half a million U.S. troops had failed to do." Cost Estimate Of Concorde Up PARIS (Reuter) Pierre Cot, general manager of Air France, said Thursday the Concorde airliner will cost nearly $36,800,000 by the time it goes into commercial service in 1974. This is considerably higher than previous estimates of the cost of the Anglo-French supersonic plane. "Cot told newsmen that Air France, a government-owned airline, considered the price too high but would buy the Concorde nevertheless.

LAMBERTH WILLIAM IVAN LAMBERTH, 2715 Solana, passed away Thursday, age 46. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Mabel Dalton, Fort Worth; sons, Richard and Randall, both Fort Worth; daughters, Patty Jean Lamberth, Fort Worth, Sherrill Lynn Lamberth, Fort Worth; brother, T. J. Lamberth, Mississippi; sisters, Mrs.

Mozelle Sapp, California, Mrs. Betty Terranova, California: stepfather M. E. Dalton, Fort. Worth.

Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Gause-Ware Northeast Chapel. Interment Rose Hill. Arrangements GauseWare Northeast, 5800 E. Belknap.

TE 4-6363. LOPEZ MISS CORA 3321 North Crump. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Mary Lopez, Fort Worth; broth-4 ers, Frank and Rickey, both Fort Worth; grandparents, Mrs. Francis Rico, Mrs.

Silveria Lopez, Fort Worth. Rosary 8 p.m. Thursdav, Shannon's North Chapel. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Friday, All Saints Catholic Church.

Interment p.m., Mt. Olivet. Arrangements Shannon's North, 624-2191. PACKER ELI BENJAMIN, PACKER, 1414 Clover 3. Survivors: on Thursday, February Wife, Myrie Packer; three son, James E.

Packer, Euless; arandchildren Patti, Douglas, Mark; brothers, Paul R. and Robert W. Packer; sister Mrs. Ida Bess Chaffin, Liberal, Kansas. Friends, may call at 702 Harveson Eighth Ave.

Cole Funeral Home, after 4 p.m. Fridav and until 9 a.m. Saturday. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, First United Methodist Church, Dr.

Gaston Foote, Rev. E. R. Gordon officiating. Interment Greenwood.

Honorary pallbearers: Members of the Administrative Board and the Men's Bible Class, First United Methodist Church. Arrangements Harveson Cole. RICHARDSON WILLIAM BURLEY RICHARDSON, 36 Beverly Bedford. Survivors: Daughters Mrs. Ruth Schultz, Buffalo, New York, Mrs.

J. L. Dawson, St. Petersbura, Florida, Mrs. C.

K. Russey, Bedford; brothers, Robert, Needles, California; Joe, Hesperia, California; J. Talihina, Oklahoma; Fort Worth: sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ritthaler, Long Beach, California; Mrs. Eula Merel Norton, Los Angeles, California; Mrs.

Cecil Marrs, San Bernadino, California; Mrs. Ruth Tucker, Wilson, Oklahoma; eight grandchildren; ten areat-grandchildren. Friends may call at Shannon's North until 6 p.m. Thursday. Services p.m.

Friday Immanuel Baptist Church ina. Rev. Lawrence Stewart officiatInterment Shawnee Oklahoma. Arrangements. Shannon's North 624-2191.

ROBERTSON W. 2809 B. Dell. (BOB) ROBERTSON, 68, Annie Mae Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Robertson; son R.

J. Robertson; stepsons J. B. and DUNCAN, Sandie Jean vs. Kenneth Waiter.

ELLIOTT, Kerry Lynn vs. Charles Henry. HANEY, Ralph H. vs. Betty Jo.

HOLLOWAY, Barbara Ann VS. Carl Delbert. JOHNSON, N. Donald R. vs.

Barbara J. KLOPNER, Janice K. VS. Steve Worth. LANE, Lawrence vs.

Mary, Rowland. MASTERSON, Betty Babette VS. Thomas Francis. MOFFETT, Betty V. vs.

Bob R. Lynn Vs. Doyle Dean. ROBERTSON, Deborah Ann vs. JimD'Wayne.

SANDERS, Annie vs. Donald. TAYLOR, Brenda vs. Mark J. VAN ZANDT, Betty Carolyn vs.

DavAlan. WEIMER, Le Dora Vs. Emery Ill. EveHarold Betty WOODS, Wanda Lee vs. Tommy Lee, WYLIE, Harold Glenn vs.

Wanda Sue, MARRIAGE LICENSES ALLCOCK ARMSTRONG, Harvey Preston, 39, 2719 Norfleet, Shari, 35, 157 Pineneedle Lane. ALLEN-NEWSUM, Larry Lynn, 18, Rebecca Jane, 15, both Arlinaton. DICKINSON GREGORETTI, Mi17, 712 W. Broadus. chael Lee, 19, 511 Tierney Gloria Cristina, 20, CAFB.

DODGIN-JONES, Lee, 46, Midland, Mildred Louise, 44, 3901 Gaston Rickey Lee, 3616 Premier. Tonya Elizabeth, 800 Scenic Hill Dr. -MILTON, Adolphus, 30, 2928 S. Riverside Carolyn Elizabeth, 23, 2929 Berryhil! Dr. Billy Ray, 20, Sandra Kay, 18, both Euless.

Richard Allen 18, 2200 S. Jennings, Cynthia Jean, Arthur Lee 27, 4956 Dunbar, Mattie Pearl, 23, 608 Baurline. FINCANNON-McCONNELL, Henry. 18, Cleburne, Teresa Lyn, 15, 3720 Cheryl. Travis a Julie Kathryn, 3605 FORD-ROSATO, Keith 20, 2821 Lawndale.

FOSTER-ELLIS, CHarles Murel. 25, 3813 N. Nichols, Nancy Elizabeth, 27, 1215 Terminal Rd. 728 E. Robert, Farris Leontyne, 18, John Anthony, 20, 3282 Todd.

1300 Francis, Susan Junette, HAJ-HOFMANN, Ibrahim 1: Hurst. KEEN-KEEN, William 25, Iris 23, both 5506 Buchanan. Lawrence Lee, 27, 4951 Inverness, Pamela Lynn. 21, 2612 Stark. ANGELL, Donald Ray, 30.

Alvarado, Patricia Ann, 35, 1101 Altamont. James Wesley, 24, Gloria Fave, 26, both 3015 Lee. Rex. Michel, 21, Thelma Jean, 19, Azle. MEADERS James Stephen, 18, 6908 Robinwood, Lisa Gaye, 19, 5226 George, 35, Doris Lee, 39, both Grand Prairie.

REED Jerry Wayne, 22, 3308 Weber Diana, Ruth, 19, 4916 Nolan. Oscar Royce, 36, Temple, Ada Frances Rhoads, 45, Trov. WRIGHT, Carl, 17, 2850 Riverside Sherrie Vaughn, 16, 1701 E. Roberts. STEWART CAMPBELL, John HenrY, 23, Demina, N.M..

Joyce LaverWEST 26, 712 Woodrow. Ronald 24, Juanita Elizabeth, 23, both Hurst. WHITEHEAD 2915. WILLIAMS, 21st. Margaret Teddy Ann 16, 3419 N.W.

31st. Lonnie Austin, 19, Willa Michelle, 22, both 3237 Oak Timber Dr. BIRTHS ALL, Mr. SAINTS and Mrs. HOSPITAL Joseph P.

DYKYJ, 2818 girl. GILBREATH, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gene, 2712 Gordon girl. PULLEN, Mr.

and Mrs. George 1717. Brooks Drive, Arlington, qirl. ARLINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ALFORD, Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony, 107 Southdale Drive, Arlington, boy. BOND, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll, 3612 San Rafael, Arlington, boy, HOLT, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael, 236 Willow. Hurst, boy. SHAREZ, and Mrs. Ciro 2801 Gilbert Circle, Arlington, girl. SVOBODA, Mr.

Edward, 1214 Thannish, Arlington, airl. CARSWELL, AIR HOSPITAL FORCE BASE coco, Air 6905 Force Staff Fairchild, Sat. and Mrs. Gary girl. GLENVIEW HOSPITAL 1160 Valley View, Hurst, boy.

McDUFFIE, Mr. and Mrs. Delma, HARRIS HOSPITAL BABER, Mr. and Mrs. James 1154 Terrace Drive, Grapevine, girl.

BRADLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Vick Lee, Natchez, Bedford, boy. CARLSON, Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford, Vanessa Drive, boy. COMPTON, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Juniper, girl. GRAY, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles 1208 Lowden, boy. GUMFORY, Mr. and Mrs. James Route 1, Box 204-2, Joshua, boy.

GRAVES, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 5217 Goodman, boy. HARLAN, Mr. and Mrs.

Julian IRWIN, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy 121 3005 Portales, a boy. DeCosta, girl. JONES, Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce 3001 Mecca, boy. JONES, Mr. and Mrs. Kilby 50.59 Ridalea Lane, bov.

LOFFLAND, Mr. and Mrs. Tom 4405 Ridgehaven Road, boy. RAY, Mr. and Mrs.

Danny 4120 Micki Lynn, boy. REVELL, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby 2016 Provine, boy. SHEEN, Mr.

and Mrs. Bert, 6705 Plantation Road, boy. WORD, Mr. and Mrs. 'S.

Bruce, 3312 Thannisch, girl. PETER SMITH HOSPITAL ABSHIRE, Mr. and Mrs. William Cordell. 1009 Meadow Park Drive, girl.

CONNER, Mr. and Mrs. George Duane, 1405 S. Lake, boy. GARRETT, Mr.

and Mrs. Tommie Allan. 1213 High, boy. GIBSON, Mr. and Mrs.

o. 3728 Carey, boy. JACOBS: Mr. and. Mrs.

William Albert, Weatherford, airi. McDONALD, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Collins, Arlington, boy. VILLAREAL, Mr.

and Mrs. Raphael, 1402 Lee, girl. Robert Bird, stepdaughter Mrs. Georgia O'Brian; sisters Mrs. Maudine Isbell, Mrs.

Madylon Nekuza, Mrs. Lela Bell Dodson, Mrs. Rena Cane, brothers John and Harry Robertson; 11 grandchildren; Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Lucas Memorial Chapel, Rev. Don Smotherman and Rev.

Shelvy Analemeyer officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet. Arrangements. Lucas Funeral Home, 517 N.

Sylvania, 838-2337. ROBERTSON J. A. ROBERTSON, 91, Cleburne, passed away Wednesday. Survivors: Wife, daughter, Mrs.

Allene Tennelly; half sisters, Mrs. Belle Hefner, Mrs. Albert Olson, Dallas; half brother, Hubert Milling, Phoenix, Arizona. Services 4 p.m. Friday Crosier-.

Pearson Chapel. Graveside service 1 p.m. Saturday Nacogdoches City Cemetery. Arrangements Crosier-Pearson Funeral Home, Cleburne, 295-2322. VANDAVEER H.

C. VANDAVEER, 87, Strawn, passed away Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday, First Baptist Church, Strawn, p.m. Graveside services, Arlington Memorial Cemetery in Arlinaton.

Survivors: Daughters W. S. Scruton, Mrs. Elizabeth. Pierce, both Marlin; sons, William Stephenville, J.

Irving: At grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren. Arrangements Edwards Funeral Home, Strawn, Texas. WELLS MAZIE L. WELLS, 84, 1422 Fairmount. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs.

Nina Beauchamp; sister, Mrs. Lillie Doss; brothers, 'Hanov Wallace, Fort, Worth; Joe, Stephenville: Arlander, Cool; six grandchildren; 15. great grandchildren; six areat-great-grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Fridav, Owens-Brumley Chapel.

Interment Mount Olivet. ments Owens-Brumley, 425 S. Henderson, 335-4557. WELTMAN SIDNEY WELTMAN, 75, of 2705 Green passed away Wednesday local hosnital. Member of BethEl Congregation.

Survived bv wife, Hortense: two sons, Louis and Henry, all of Fort Worth; two sisters, Mrs. Dave Rubinstein. Fort Worth and Mrs. Marquerite Katz, Las Vegas, N.M., seven grandchildren, Services p.m. Harper Friday, Chanel.

Robertson Goldenbera -Muellerofficiating. Pallbearers: Bill Herman, Joe Herman, J. B. Dalches, Henry Simon Jr. Richard Simon Mortv Pfeffer.

Interment Hebrew Rest. Arrangements Robertson Mueller Harper, 1500 Eighth 924-4233. WOOD MABEL LOUISE. WOOD, 46, 3212. Moberly.

Survivors: Husband AlMiss bert. Eva daughters Mae Judith Anderson, Wood, one grandchild: stenmother Mrs. Mary Southerland, all of Fort Worth: sisters Mrs. Bettv Owens, Houston, Mrs. Janet Fortenbarrv, Povd; uncle Joe Southerland, Fort Worth.

Services 1:30 p.m. Saturdav. Owens-Arumlev Chanel. Interment Mt. Olivet.

br. rancoments Owens-Rrumley, 425 Florists, Cem' ty Lots 01A1 CHOICE lat, 3 spaces together, Rose Hill Burial Park, $600. 451-8109. BALCH'S FLOWERS, INC. 924-2291 2600 W.

A FUR DAY 202-2291 MONDAY THRU TO GORDON BOSWELL FLOWERS 1220 PENNSYLVANIA, 332-2265 4200 CAMP BOWIE, 738-9287 MARKERS-2 weeks delivery. Fred Cheek Monuments. 332-2609. 7 LOTS in Meditation, Greenwood Cemetery, together, 2, together, by itself. $150 each.

534-6294. Legal Notices WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after this date. William Herman Terry, 3809 Hollis. WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after this date. Ross C.

Butcher. 1318 Mildred Dr. Bids Wanted NOTICE TO BIDDERS: The Board of Education of the Fort Worth Independent School District will receive sealed bids in the Puruntil chasina Office, 3210 West Lancaster. 2:00 p.m. 1972, on carpet and fertilizer accordina to school district specifications.

SIGNED: Eugene Hightower, Business Manager. The City of Weatherford, Texas, water and electric department offers for sale the following: addresso graph unit Class 6400, Model 1975 and 6481. 1 Verifax copier Model C-K 2 Burroughs cash registers Burroughs billing machines Series F5300 and 300. Bids will be received until 2-15-72 19 a.m. A cashier check must accompany cach Item bid on.

City has ine right to reiect any or all bids. Lodge Notices SPECIAL CONCLAVE Worth Commandery No. 19 Friday, 7:30 p.m. OF. VISIT OF SIR KNIGHT C.

W. BROOKS. All Sir Knights welcome. H. E.

Farrell, Cmdr. Dale Heard, Rec..