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DEATHS AND FUNERALS Jde Castillo, 24 A. J. Young, 63 BRdwiwooo COLEMAN (BBC) Funeral for Joe Phillip Castillo, 24, of Coleman will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Stevens Funeral Home with the Rev. Roddy officiating, assisted by the Rev.

Bartolome Garcia. Burial will be in Coleman City Cemetery. Mr. Castillo, who had lived in Coleman a year, drowned at Creek Monday. A laborer, he was a member of the Pentecostal Church.

Born Sept. 18, 1946 at Pleasanton, he was married to Arleda Castillo. Survivors include his wife; one daughter, Marline Marie Castillo of Coleman; two sons, Joe Felix Castillo and Raymond Castillo, both of Coleman; his father, Raymond Z. Castillo of Coleman; five sisters, Mrs. Anita Cisnero of Pleasanton, Mrs.

Arcilia Talanante of Dallas, Mrs. Carylon Hernandez of Rexburg, Mrs. Lupe Bobles of Levelland and Mary Castillo of Coleman; three brothers, Jesse Castillo of Sundown, Tony Castillo of Harlem, Mont, and Johnny Castillo of Coleman; and his grandmother, Mrs. Susana Castillo of Coleman. Charley Thornhill Services for Charley Monroe Thornhill of Brownwood are pending at Davis-Morris Funeral Home.

Mr. Thornhill was found dead Tuesday afternoon in his pickup parked near Walnut St. Justice of the Peace Dave Fair ruled the death by natural causes. He was born July 8, 1911 in Brady and was a member of the Pentecostal church. He had lived most of his life in Brownwood.

Suvivors include his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thornhill of Brownwood; four sons, Charles, Gene and Roy Carl Thornhill, both of Fort Worth, Larry Don of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and Marvin Wayne; a daughter, Mrs, Anna Louise Gay of Santa Cruz, six sisters, Mrs. Thelma Teaguc of Marysville, Mrs.

Laura Gober and Mrs. Lorene Coppic, both of Brownwood; Mrs. Jewell Smith of Manteca, Mrs. Ora Pearce of Seattle, Mrs. No vis Henson of Lubbock; two brothers, Luther Thornhill of Marysville, Calif, and Vernon Thornhill of Dallas; and a number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Alice Scott Services for Mrs. Alice Scott, 82, of 2007 Ave. C. are pending at Nicholson-Hoelscher Funeral Home at Rosebud.

Burial will be Phillips Cemetery at Rosebud. Davis-Morris Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. Scott died at 4:40 p.m. Tuesday at a Brownwood nursing home.

Born Jan. 10, 1889 in Normangee, she a housewife and a member of the First United Methodist Church of Brownwood. She had lived years in Brownwood, coming here from Travis, She married John H. Scott at Travis in January 1908 and he died July 19, 1956. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.

Mildred Brown of Baytown and Mrs. Roberta House of Three Rivers; three sons, John Scott Jr. of Marlin, Ralph G. Scott of Chilton and S. H.

Scott of Brownwood; two sisters, Mrs. Josie Ware of New York, and Mrs. B. Smith of Bremond; a brother, Porter Guinnof Houston; 12 grandchildren; and 16 great- grandchildren. COLEMAN (BBC) Funeral for A.

J. Young, 63, a lifetime resident of Coleman County, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Stevens Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Hendricks officiating. A second service will be at 4 p.m.

Thursday in the Snyder First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Hendricks will officiate in Snyder assisted by the Rev. John Gordon. Burial will be in Ira Cemetery north of Sweetwater.

Mr. Young, a stock farmer, died at 8 a.m. Tuesday in Brownwood Community Hospital. He was a member of the Feeders-Breeders Assn. Born June 17,1908 at Burkett, he married Ethel Verle Falls June 18, 1936 at Snyder.

Survivors include his wife; his mother, Mrs. Edith Young of San Antonio; one sister, Mrs. Marguerite Sipes of San Antonio; and several nieces and nephews. Charles M. White Services for Charles Melton (Pockets) White, 61, of Lake Brownwood will be at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday at Davis-Morris Funeral Home. Masonic graveside rites will be held at Mud Creek Cemetery with Rev. Floy Killough officiating. Mr. White was dead on arrival at Brownwood Community Hospital around 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Born Dec. 5, 1909, he was a rancher and a member of the Blanket Masonic Lodge No. 645, He was a Methodist and married Audie Bush at Bangs March 24, 1928. She preceded him in death.

He had lived at Lake Brownwood for 12 years and was formerly a Blanket resident. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Georgle Rodgers of Killeen; two sons, C. M. White Jr.

of Brownwood and J. A. White of Bangs; a sister, Mrs. W. A.

Woods of Big Spring; a brother, Otis White of Proctor; and six grandchildren. Alton Taylor, 71 COLEMAN (BBC) Funeral for Alton Taylor, 71, of Odessa, a former Coleman resident, was to be at 10 a.m. today in Hubbard-Kelley Funeral Home at Odessa, Graveside services were to be at 4:30 p.m. in Coleman City Cemtery. Stevens Funeral Home of Coleman assisted in local arrangements.

Mr. Taylor died Monday in an Odessa hospital. Survivors include his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Danny Edwards of Corpus Christi; one sister, Mrs. Clovis Tyson of Coleman; three brothers, Ben F.

Taylor, F. W. Taylor Jr. and Charles R. Taylor, allof Coleman; and one grandchild.

John W. Maples Services for John Wylie Maples, 88, of Rising Star, are pending at Davis-Morris Funeral Home. Mr. Maples died at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday in a Bangs nursing home, He was born Sept.

23, 1882 in Alabama and was a retired farmer. A member of the Church of Christ, he had lived in Rising Star 23 years. He married Tillie White at Eastland July 31, 1904. Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Graham of Keller, Mrs.

George R. Pate of Ranger, and Mrs, Irene Donica of Bangs; two grandchildren; and three great- grandchildren. Cynthia Clawson feels missing to debut Monday trio is dead CVTlthia fHflWsnn Whn ranrta iff Cynthia Clawson, who will appear as a regular this summer on "The Newcomers" show on Monday nights on CBS television, made her first appearance as a vocalist in a Baptist church in Houston at the age of three. Since then, the 22-year-old Howard Payne College graduate has come a long way as a performer. CBS executives reportedly are considering making "The Newcomers," which will replace the "Carol Burnett Show" for the summer, a regular show in December of January.

And they're predicting stardom for Miss Clawson. She will sing "Put Your Hand in the Hand of the Man From Galilee" on the opening show, July 12 at 9 p.m. central time. Veteran tv personality Dave Garroway will host the show and Nelson Riddle will conduct the music. Another Texan in the cast, selected from 2,000 performers adutioned, will be Peggy Sears, Miss Teenage Dallas.

Although Miss Clawson will debut as a regular, "The Newcomers" will not be her first television appearance. She has sung on the Lawrence Welk Show and on the Ail-American College Show, hosted by Arthur Godfrey. She has also appeared widely at evangelistic crusades, concerts and youth meetings and has made solo appearances on Evangelist James Robison's syndicated television show, "Get Together With James Uobison." She recorded an album of contemporary religious music recently released in Dallas on the Crescendo label. Miss Clawson, whose musical HARPER'S Super Special Buy! JOY LIQUID DETERGENT GIANT 22 SIZE range and versatility have impressed Hollywood's most seasoned professionals, was graduated from Howard Payne in 1970 with a bachelor's degree in music. During her four years, honors included selection for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities and Most Talented Woman Student.

She played Maria in West Side Story and played the lead in several college operettas. In the spring of 1970 she was featured in a musical variety show, "Happy Daze," which played to a full house during two performances in the Brownwood High School auditorium. An active church worker and strong advocate of her Christian faith, Miss Clawson says her opportunities in show business have resulted from prayer. Following the taping of "Put Your Hand in the Hand of the Man from Galilee," a TV engineer said to her, "The way you sing that makes me want to put my hand in His." "That's why I sang it," she said. Her music, says her father, Rev.

Tom Clawson, pastor of Hot Wells Baptist Church, San Antonio, has been a major interest since she made her first public appearance as a three- year-old. "In fact," he says, "she was humming before she could talk, and she still sings herself to sleep at the age of 22." But, says a Hollywood observer, "No one sleeps when Cynthia sings. The usually bustling studio quietens and everyone, including fellow performers, listens when she rehearses. That's a compliment from show business pros." DALLAS (AP)-With fto substantial clues in the disappearance of wealthy investor Robert L. "Tex" Roberts and two elderly women, the chief investigator said Tuesday he thinks the trio is dead.

Lt. Jim Hobbs of the Dallas County Metro Squad said: "I never really thought they were alive. Now I feel sure they are dead." Hobbs said photographs and detailed descriptions of the three were circulated throughout the nation. He said two officers have been assigned to the case full time since it first came to light during a court of inquiry last May. He said there have been almost no leads at all.

dinafily, we'd expect to get some kind of response from these pictures," Hobbs said, "but we haven't even gotten a crank call. That's one reason we think they may be dead." Roberts, 85; his aunt, Jessie I. Forsythe, 89; and Anna Farley, 72, all disappeared last year. A Dallas lawyer, Leon C. Horton, told the court of inquiry he had been given Roberts' power of attorney before Roberts disappeared but Horton was charged with forging the document.

Horton is free under a $5,000 bond. Hobbs said findings of the court of inquiry and information gathered by the police are expected to be taken before the grand jury within two weeks. Team takes honors SANTA ANNA (BBCJ Guy Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Allen of Santa Anna, and his teammate, Tee Woodman of Oklahoma, won first and third places last week in an Oklahoma rodeo, it was reported.

Burning mattress Brownwood firemen answered a call to a burning mattress at 600 W. Lee St. at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. The mattress was in a home owned by Joseph F.Dodson and occupied by Bill Pierce.

Loot dropped at burglary scene An apparently nervous burglar dropped his loot just a short distance from where he broke in at Pinkie's Liquor Store at Austin and Carnegie early this morning. According to Brownwood Police Lt. Vic Fowler, entrance to the liquor store was gained by someone smashing in the side glass door. The commotion was reported to Brownwood police by a neighbor and arriving at the scene moments after the reported incident was Patrolman Jack Bruce. Fowler said Bruce found unbroken bottles of beer and whiskey near the store.

The incident was still under investigation this morning, 18-to-21 voters eligible here Brown County residents between 18 and 21 who registered to vote this year are now eligible to vote in all elections, county tax assessor- collector Hugh Allcorn reminded Tuesday, They became eligible to vote in all elections with the final approval of the U. S. Constitutional amendment lowering the voting age from 21 to 18, Allcorn added that anyone who has become 18 since the voter registration deadline in February may now register to vote. They must register at least 30 days before an election to be eligible to vote in that election however. up Hot fa bid today WASHINGTON (AP) James R.

Hoffa and his successor as Teamsters President are emphasizing Hoffa's severance" of ties with the world's largest union as the U.S. Board of Parole takes up his new bid for freedom. Amid reports his resignation from the Teamsters presidency and other union offices might constitute the "new and substantial information" needed for a rehearing, Hoffa has asked the board for another chance at parole; The seven-member board was to take up Hoffa's application today. Affirmative votes from two members are necessary to move up a review set for next June. The board denied Hoffa's second request for parole last March.

Parole Board Chairman George J. Reed stressed the board would not consider whether to free Hoffa at this meeting. "We will be determining whether there is new and substantial information that was not before the board at its last en bane (full board) review of Mr. Hoffa's case," Reed said. "If two members feel that there is, we will set a date for a rehearing on the merits." Should the board decide to give early review to Hoffa's case, the entire record will be considered with the new information, Reed said.

Frank E. Fitzsimmons, Hoffa's hand-picked successor, said in a news conference Tuesday Hoffa will not run the union from behind the scenes if Fitzsimmons is elected to a five- year term at the Teamsters convention under way in Miami Beach, Fla, "I don't know the anticipation of Hoffa, but if I'm elected, the power remains with me," Fitzsimmons said. Just four days before a 9(Way appeal period ran out, Hoffa's son, Detroit lawyer James P. Hoffa, filed an application for rehearing. Two crashes are reported here An early morning traffic accident was reported here today.

The 300 block of West Commerce was the scene of the two-car collision reported at 2:05 a.m. Involved were a 1964 car driven by Ronald Clinton Edwards of 104 Wayside Plaza, and a 1968 auto driven by Carrol Lee Butler of 2608 Greenway. Ninth and Coggin was the scene of a two-car traffic accident reported at 12:59 p.m. Tuesday. A 1969 car driven by Timothy Ed Reid of 100 Lori Lane and a 1967 car driven by Arlena E.

Levy of Star Rt. 3 were involved. Woman reported In good condition Wanda Henderson, injured in a three-car traffic accident Monday in Brownwood, was reported in good condition this morning at Brownwood Community Hospital. The other three injured in the accident were treated and released by the hospital on the same day of the accident. BOWIE BROWNWOODl 1 AGUNFIGHT ENDS TONIGHT Burt Lancaster "VALDEZ is COMING" Lee Van pleef 'BARQUERO' Western-GP NOW THRU SAT "NEDKiUY" RoNrt fioujet "UNDERGROUND' Court records isfh bisrftiet COURT Joe Oibretl, Judge in the matter 61 (be marriage tit Elcnftra Mitchell and William ft.

Mitchell, soil for divorce. R. Cafcter Jr. vj. HeftrV RoSert McCary, suit for personal Injury.

Sptller vs. Lw'tthl S. Barhon, application tor ancillary relief. Pfilllifr Derhasrt vs. bt-osnli Demasco, sull divorce.

Hill and wife Nellie tessoh Mathewj, iulf For perioitoi injury. Southwest state Bank vs. Myrlene Sailer, lolf an A. p. Roman and wife Elliatwth Rornan vs.

Alfred Cosfa Jr. diid Sylvia Costa. Kay Picket! vs. Walter Ed fitkett, suit for divorce. the matter ot the marriage of Werton Newton and Edna Venell Newton, suit lor divorce.

National 6anK at Brownwood vs. John E. Beall et at, suit on note. the matter ol the marriage ot Margaret Ellen Woods and Larry Gene Woods, sull for divorce. the matter ol the marriage ol Edmon Robertson and Nettle JO Robertson, Suit for divorce.

the matter of the marriage ot Louche Stone and Horace Stone, suit tor divorce. justice couRt Ernest Cadenhead, Judge Presiding Rickey Lawrence charged with no driver's license. A. Martinet charged with speeding. A.

Sutherland, Dallas, charged with speeding. B. Willis FOrt Worth, charged with speeding. Arandet charged with no driver's license. Jimmy Ramsey charged with no driver's license in possession.

Michael Lynn Sparks, Dallas, charged with minor In possession of beer. Edward Owens Paschlck, Austin, charged with speeding. Patricia Chavez, Fort Hood, charged with speeding. Darvln C. Presley, Semlnole, charged with speeding.

Gene R. Thompson charged with speeding. 0. W. Carter charged with minor In possession ol beer.

Robert Mayo Harrell. Grosvenor, charged with unsafe speed. Nickle Doyle Wright, Indian Gap, charged with (allure to yield right-of-way. Nfckle Doyle Wright, Indian Gap, charged with expired driver's license. Steven Dean Daniel charged with violation of driving restriction No.

1. Larry Joe dine charged with no driving license. Kenneth Ray Cox, Mullin charged with making U-turn In no passing zone. Jesse Ynostrosa, Fort Worth, charged with minor In possession ol beer. Armando Ramos charged with minor in possession ol beer.

Santos Sanchei, San Saba, charged with minor In possession of beer. Douglas D. Hill charged with no valid motor vehicle inspection certificate. Dan E. Carmack charged with no valid motor vehicle Inspection certificate.

Robert T. Morgan, Corpus Christi, charged with no driving license In possession. Denver Leroy Fletcher charged with speeding. Carolyn H. Scarborough, Abilene, charged with expired driver's license.

Abble Gail Henderson charged with no driver's license in possession. Sandra Kaye Eldred charged with no driver's license. Doris Phelps Hill, San Angelo, charged with no valid motor vehicle inspection certificate. Jimmy Ray Wilklns charged with no motorcycle driving license. Byron B.

Barr, Fredericksburg charged with speeding. Russell Joy Patterson, Garland, charged with speeding. Joseph Allen Carmack, Comanche, charged with maltlhs U-turnlh no pining tone. Mary Jo Johns, Dallas, charged with speeding. Glen trueff Griffin charged with' Ad motorcycle driving license.

Clifton J. Stockbrfdge, San Antfcto, charged with' failure to control speed. Orval W. Phillips charged with violation of promise to appear. Robert 0.

Blacftnurn, kempner, charged with expired chauffeur's driving license. R. Bishop charged with no driver's license. Vergil John Loudamy charged with no driving license In possession. Dan Srayson charged with evergross weight.

David K. Powell, Bangs, charged with minor In possession of beer. teddy Robertchlck, Bangs, charged with minor in possession of beer. Ray smith charged with ho driving license (motorcycle). Jackie Roy Taylor, Bangs, charged with no driver's license lor motorcycle.

William R. Maiurek charged with minor in possession of beer. Michael Floyd King, Zephyr, charged with Minor in possession of beer. Donald David Hooper, Zephyr, charged with running a stop sign. Raymond Garner, Santa Anna, charged with failure to yield-right-of-way.

Donald Ray Krause, Brookesmlth, charged with speeding. Mary Elizabeth Read, San Angelo, charged with speeding. Carrey W. Bruce charged with speeding. Marjorie Morelock charged with speedi hg.

0. H. Cox. Sylvester, charged with theft over 550. Earl C.

Lemmons, Dublin, charged with thelt over $50. Ted Ledinskf charged with theft over S50. Gerald L. Crowder charged with DWI. Repetition.

MaruiCe O. Blackwell charged with DWI repetition. Elmo Renfro charged with rape. COUNTY COURT William 0. Breedlove, Judge Presiding David Ortego charged with wife desertion.

Jodie Miller charged with swindling. Mary Ann Hays charged with swindling. BUSINESS NEWS L. E. Jones has purchased the Brownwood Decorating Center at 402 E.

Lee effective Tuesday. "A few changes are planned," Jones said in announcing his purchase," including the addition of items of prefinished panelling, windows, doors and hardware." Jerry Jones will manage the business, and Everson Wells will continue in the paint department, he added. The operation will continue to offer all types of floor covering and paints. Brownwood Decorating Center has been in business for nearly a year, Jones noted. HOSPITAL (EDITOR'S NOTE: Information for this column released by authority of patient or relative.) BKOWNWOOD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Admissions Tuesday Brownwood Mrs.

Eleanor Spearman; Mrs. Lina Pitts; Mrs. Marjorie Lofton; Mrs, Judith Dicus; Franklin Edward Johnson Mrs. Gertrude Alexander; Dixon Linz Connally; James Randolph Densman. Bangs Larry Traweek, Stephenville 'Mrs.

fla Kate Smith. Santa Anna Joyce Fay Chaney. Cross Plains Mrs. Ora May O'Neal. Comanche Mrs.

Patsy Ruth Boyd. Burkett Ernest Lynwwood Harris. Dismissals Tuesday Brownwood Mrs. Sudie Wilson; Mrs. Reinalda Vasquez; Mrs.

Cleo Anita Wheeler; Mrs. Gladys Inez Drinkard; Mrs. Nancy Graham; Mrs. Loretta Mer- siovsky; Mrs. Mavis Leola Price.

Goldthwaite Miss Jolayne Childress; Lester Lee Martin. May A. G. Wilkinson. BIRTHS A son, Billy Lee, to Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Hudson of 1512 Fourth July 6, Brownwood Community Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bicklebf Brownwood.

Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hudson of Brownwood. A daughter, Kristine Alicia, to Mr. and Mrs, Douglas U.

Graham July 4, Brownwood Community Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. G. J. Graham of Midland.

Paternal granparents are Tuan Che-Kue Lan of Taipei, Taiwan. FORT WORTH A daughter, Michelle Lee, to Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mathis of Rio Vista, July 6, Harris Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs.

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Dedication set lor new church RISING STAR (BBC) Dedication for the completed First Baptist Church facilities in Rising Star will be held Sunday. The day's activities will begin with the morning worship service at 11 a.m. when Dr. H. K.

Neely of Bolivar, Mo. is scheduled to deliver the dedicatory message. He is a former pastor of the church here. A brief service will be held at 3 p.m. with the Rev.

Ed Jackson of Abilene delivering the address. Rev. Jackson is also a former pastor of the church. A reception and open house will follow the afternoon service. The new $131,000 building has been in use by the congregation since April 18.

The church's original structure was demolished by fire Oct. 5, 1970, Rev. Vic Allen, pastor, extends a welcome to everyone to attend. Tablets seized in Dallas raid DALLAS Police seized meta-amphetamine tablets valued at $25,000 and arrested three persons Tuesday night in a raid on a North Dallas motel room. Officers said it was the biggest such haul in Dallas history.

The tablets commonly are called "speed." Two men, 26 and 20, and a woman, 20, were held without immediate charge. Police identified the trio as major suppliers of illegal drugs. County schools due for grants WASHINGTON Grants to three Brown County schools from the Office of Education under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary School Act of 1965 were announced today by Cong. Omar Burleson. Grants include $119 to Blanket Rural High School District; $166 to May Rural High School District; and $57 to Zephyr Common School District.

The grants were under a program to help educationally disadvantaged children and are designated for areas with the highest concentration of children from lower income families, H. R. Mathews of Brownwood. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Eutice Mathis of Lubbock.

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