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fiULirriN Suriday, Jan. 24, and FUNERALS Mrs. May Garreft COMANCHE (BBC) services for Mrs. May Cameron Garrett, 84, will be at Comanche Funeral Home at 2 p.m. today Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery and the Rev.

John C. Wiles and the Rev. S. J. Isham will officiate.

Mrs. Garrett died at 4:25 a.m. Saturday in a Comanche nursing home. She was born Dec. 27, 1886 in Comanche County and had lived in the county all her life.

Mrs. Garrett was a member of the First Baptist Church of manche and married Frank Cameron' in 1904 in Comanchs. She was later married to Edward Garrett in 1946. He died 10, 1952. Survivors include a son, T.

E. (Buster) Cameron of che; three daughters, Mrs. Wyna Isham of Fort Worth, Mrs. Babe Williams of and Mrs. Billie Lou Reynolds of De Leon; two sisters, Mrs, Dollie Stewart of Comanche and Mrs.

Rebecca Odell of Wichita Falls; four grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild. William C. Eager, 87 SAN SABA (BBC) Services for Williain Charles Egger, 87, Of Brady, a former San Saba resident, will be at 2 p.m. today at Howell-Doran Funeral Home. Rev.

Ray Ash will officiate and burial will be in City Cemetery. Mr. Egger died at 1:45 a.m. Saturday in a Brady hospial. Born Jan.

1, 1884 at Giddings, he married Dora Edwards Jan. 14,1907 at Round Rock. He was a retired rancher and had lived in San Saba County for some 40 years. A Baptist, he was also a member of the Masonic lodge. 'Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Mrs.

A. M. Coalson of Brady, Mrs. Baxter Lively of San Saba, Mrs. Charlda Johnson of Sweetwater and Mrs.

Johnny E. Dodd of Lawn; two sisters, Mrs. A. S. Miller of Tulsa, Okla.

and Mrs. Jessie McCutcheon of Houston; two brother, R. L. Egger of Round Rock and B. F.

Egger eight grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren. Lee Ellis Preston, 66 Services for Lee Ellis Pres" ton, 66, of 1500 Main Blvd. will be at 3:30 p.m. Monday in Davis-Morris Funeral Home with bivial in Cox Cemetery. Mr.

Preston, a retired mechanic, was dead on arrival at Brownwood Community Hospital at 8:15 a.m. Saturday after a four-year illness. A lifetime resident of Brown and Comanche counties, he was a Baptist and was bom March 29, 1904. He married Annie Morgan in Comanche Dec. 24, 1924.

Surviving are his wife; a son, Joe Preston of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Grace Whitely and Mrs. Jackie Stacy of Brownwood; two brothers, Ollie Preston of Brownwood and Ewell Preston of Comanche; a sister, Mrs. Jewell Woodcox of Brownwood; 21 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Dr.

Glen Brooks, 81 MARSHALL Services for Dr. Glen Brooks, 81, of Marshall were held Saturday in Marshall with burial there also. Dr. Brooks died Thursday afternoon in Marshall after a short" illness, He taught at Howard Payne College -for 21 years and then taught at East a Baptist College in 'Mar' until "his 1 retirement. He was a Baptist and the son of a Brown County pioneer His.

parents were the late Mr, and Mrs, Frank Brookp of Survivors include his- wife; a son, Morris'Broods of Dallas, A daughter, Mary Dell Mptjn of England; two Sifters, Mrs. TFlwd Sanspm of 1, Ark. awl Mrs, 'Maude of Bangsj fpur brothers, Brooks of Lakeside, Edgar Brooks of Elojo- Troy Brook? of Arizona, Brooks ojf Dallas; and William H. Cupps, 77 SANTA ANNA (BBO -Funeral for William Henry Cupps, 77, of the Cleveland Community will be today at 2 p.m. in the Cleveland United Methodist Church with Rev.

Lewis Sham- beck officiating. Burial will be in the Cleveland Cemetery under the direction of Hosch Funeral Home. A veteran of World War 1, Mr. Cupps died Satnrdsv morning in a Coleman hospital. He was born Nov.

27. 1893 at Cleburne and married Dixie Baugh Dec. 18, 1919 at Santa Anna. Survivors include his wife; one son, L. V.

of Santa Anna; two daughters, Mrs. Doris Kelly of Odessa and Juanlta Naron of Santa Anna; one brother, Elmer Cupps of Santa Anna; thre sisters, Mrs. Clara Clark and Mrs. Celesta Rice of-California and Mrs. Helen Williams of Oklahoma; seven prandchil- dren and four dren.

Mrs, Beulah Mauldin Mrs. Beulah Benton Mauldin 75, of Cross Plains died at 4:20 p.m. Saturday at Brownwood Community Hospital after a six- month illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Davis Morris Funeral Home with burial to be in Fail-view Cemetery.

A Brownwood resident 10 years, Mrs. Mauldin was bom May 10, 1895 at Grosvenor. She married R. H. (Hub) Mauldin Nov.

7, 1917 at Grosvenor. She was a housewife and a of Primitive Baptist are a daughter, member Church. Surviving Mrs. L. G.

Jennings of Cross Plains a son, Roger Mauldin of Brownwood; a brother, T. C. Fry of Blanket; five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Flag Is Missing An American flag left on the pole in front of the local Elks Lodge at 206 North, Fisk Friday night was stolen sometime Friday, night early Saturday morning. Reporting the incident to Brownwood.

police was Sam Jarrell of Brownwood. TWICE WINNER-Thii heavyweight Hereford tteer won dual honors Satur- tSV 8 Saba Ceunf Juni Show for 17 year old Tom Epperson. After being named grand champion, it alto became pion of the show. A junior at San Saba High is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Epperson. Comanche Heifers On Auction Block COMANCHE (BBC) A total of 44 heifers sold for $16,170 at the dairy heifer sale Saturday held at the Comaiiche County livestock center. The sale was in connection with the Comanche County Junior Livestock Show. The top selling heifer was a Holstein which also had a calf. jowned by Terry Brawley of Comanche, the pair sold for $535 to Robert Blue.

The grand champion heifer was also a Holstein owend by Brawley and sold for $590 to Gore Dairy. The reserve champion sold for $480 to Isham and Son Dairy at Energy. The auction sale Friday night at McDougal auction barn netted $31,150.85. Also held in con- Two Are Injured In Accident Here m- Susie Drew of 504 Sixth St. was listed in good condition Saturday night at Brownwood Community Hospital with injuries she suffered in a two-car accident reported to Brownwood police at 3:59 p.m.

Mrs. Drew was a passenger in a car driven by Jettie Allison Sears of 1501 Ave. E. Mrs. Sears was slightly injured but was treated and released by Brownwood Community Hospital.

A Miller ambulance took the in? Jured women to the hospital. Driver of the other car was Larry R. Nichols of 1109, Morris St. The crash occurred at Austin and Wood St. The 2500 block of Belle Plain was the scene of a two-car smashup reported to Brownwood police at 4:02 p.m.

Involved were a 1964 auto driven by Doris Hannah Gober of Rt. 1 and a 1969 car driven by Dianne B. Hunter of 2200 17th St. There was a two-car accident reported! on the Commerce Squaire parking lot at 4:15 p.m. 3enfsen Tapped For Committees WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Democratic Steering Committee voted Saturday to place Texas' senator, Lloyd Bentsen 6n.

the Armed Serv. ices and Public Works commit' tees, The steering committee ommemjed Sen. Vince HartHe of Indians as chairman of the new Veterans tee and Sen. Thomas Eagleton pf Missouri as chairman of District Saturday. A 1970 car driven by Myrl A.

Abbott of 801 Main and a 1966 auto driven by Ruthy C. Reeves of Ave. were involved. Main and Austin was the location of a two-car smashup reported to police at 4:33 p.m. Saturday.

Involved crash were a 1968 driven by Robert A. Thomas of Blanket and a 1966 auto driven by Katherine A. Jenkins of 2808 Austin. The Colonial Food Store parking lot on Austin ave. was the scene of a two-vehicle crash reported to police at 6:37 p.m.

Friday. In the smashup were a 1968 car driven by Nell Porter Legion of Brownwood and a 1970 pickup driven by Donnie L. Pickett of 1404 Durham. Grass Fire Burns In Williams Area At leapt. 50 acres of grass burned Saturday afternoon in a range fire 27 miles west of Brownwood near Williams.

According to the Brownwood Fire the blaze begain in the Williams area Friday af. ternoon unit? of the Rising Star Fire Dept. answered the call and extinguished the blaze, However, Brownwood fire- men M)d. urday afternoon and burneo; for several hourp before it wajs snuffed out. Other unitf wwering the call were tht Wfini Star, May and Early Saturday's blaze Was reported at A NfW MATINS IQ If OLKI! ncction with the Comanche County Junior Livestock show, steers, hogs and lambs went on the auction, block.

A total of 107 hogs sold for $11,859.35 for an average of 52 calves sold for an average of champion steer $16,884.50 for $324.70. shown by Randal Murphree was the top selling steer. The animal weighed 875 pounds and sold for 67 cents a pound, a total of $586.25. The steer was purchased by Proctor Feed Seed Co. The reserve champion steer shown by Jimmy Carouth of De Leon weighed 775 pounds and sold for 50 cents a pound for a total of $387.50.

The top selling lamb.was a Southdown shown by Sid Miller of De Leon and it'sold for $1.10 per pound for a total of $126. The top. selling hog brought 180 and was shown by David Gilder of De Leon. Marijuana Case Names Five Here Five youths, three boys and two girls, have been charged here with possession of marijuana. All were taken to Brownwood city jail at 1:30 a.m.

Saturday and later transferred to Brown County jail. Charges of possession of marijuana were filed against Douglas Magee of McLean, Charles A. Calhoun, Robert Schroeder and Carolyn Calhoun all of Brenham; and Mary Rebel Harper of Eagle Pass. All had been released on bond by Saturday night with the exception of Magee. The five were arrested two miles south of Brownwood on Highway 84 early Saturday morning by Highway Patrolmen Jodie Markham and Curtis Baker.

Assisting later at police headquarters were Police Lt. Vic Fowler and juvenile officer Bill Grady. LBJ Undergoes 'Followup Check' SAN ANTONIO (AP) Brooke Army Hospital had v- mer President Lyndon Johnson back as a visitor Friday aft. He flew there by helicopter for what a (spokesman described a "foljowup check," departing after less than two Airport On City Agenda Reports plus proposals for Brownwood Municipal Airport are on the agenda for Tuesday's meeting of Brownwood city council. Formal agenda for the 7:30 a.m.

meeting in city hall: of the minutes of the previous meeting. of claims and accounts. council will receive a report.from the street committee on specific, parking request from previous meetings. council will receive a report from the planning and zoning commission recommending a change in zoning from R-l Residential to C-l Commercial for a block of land fronting on West Commerce between the old glass plant, and the Bluffview; Drive-In Theater. city manager will request permission to institute repairs to a section of the northwest southeast runway between the north-south runway and the new taxiway as ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration.

city council will officially receive a written request from Marvin Gardner for a renewal of a two-year option for performing the services of fixed base operator at the Brownwood Municipal Airport. Numbers, Anyone? New Brownwood tele- 1 phone directories are civ- 1 rently being distributed by mail. But until The Brown- wood Bulletin moves to its new building on Car- I negie, please continue to I use these telephone num- 1 bers instead of the single number listed in the 1971 I directory, 1 Circulation and 1 business 646-2546 I Classified I advertising Display advertising News-editorial Women's news Sport? you miss your paper, please 646-2546 by 6:30 p.m. on weekdays and 9:30 a.m. SAN SABA (BBC) -Grand chaitipibn awards of the show wfefe presented to two San Saba Cbunty youths Friday and Saturday in annual San Saba County Junior Livestock Show.

Thirteen old Steve McDowell, a seventh grader at San Saba Junior High, received his award for the show's grand champion barrow. McDowell took grand pion honors with his gilt Friday. On Saturday, Tom Eppefsoh, 17, a junior in San Saba High School, was awarded champion of the show honors for his gra'rtd champin heavyweight Hereford steer. Other grand champions in Uie show, sponsored each year by the San Saba County Chamber of Commerce for FFA and 4-H Club members, included Olan Tisdale, 13, in the goat class and 14-yearold Hardy Stewardson for his Angus heifar, Ahdy Broyles, 8, of Cherokee exhibited the grand champion Angus which became the reserve champion of the show. Kerry Lively, 15, showed the champion shorthorn steer.

Lively also took top honors with his crossbred lamb along with Angie Kirkpatrick, 10, in medium finewool and 15 year old Raena Wharton in heavy finewool. -The auction sale began immediately after the showing Saturday afternoon with Cotton Baskin and Don Mathis serving as auctioneers. Listings for other winners in the show in all divisions include: siiiv kids 1. OUn Tisdale, San 3, Dusty ts Stba 4 Dlrk SMly Saba. S.

Olan Tisdale. Dirk Sealy. 7. Dean Taylor, Rlehland Springs. Kids 1.

and reserve champion. Duslv Sealv 2. Olan Tisdale. 38. -(.

Dirk Sealy. 5. Ta i ler Dusly SMly 7 Tisdale. 6. Dean Taylor.

Aged does Taylor. Alan Taylor, Rich, land Springs. 3. Dean Taylor. 4.

Alan Barrows Purebred breedlnu gills 1. John Ber- rynlll, San Saba. 2. Henry Adams, Richland Springs. 3.

Paul Staton, Rlchland Springs. 4. James Gibson, Rlchland Springs, i. H. B.

Adams, Rlchland Springs. 7. Kirk Perry, Cherokee. 8. Henry Adams, 1 Son Saba.

10. Rlckle McKlnerney, Rlchland Springs. II Edward Jones, Cherokee. 12 i 13. Thomas 646-2543 I 646-2544 646-2541 I 646-2542 646-2545 Or, Culpepper Missionary Chinq Will coocjyq throycjh Epperson Has Champ Steer for San Saber Gibson, Rlehland 14 I.

1) Jamfcs Gibson. Crossbred breeding gilts 1, Stive McDowell, San saba. 2. reserve. Tom Epperson, San saba.

3. Tlmmy Jonis, San 4. Jimmy Walker, Sin Saba. 5. Jay Kuvkendall, San Saba.

t. Charlie Kuykendall, San Saba. 7. Jimmy Walker. S.

Jackie ferry. Joey Hardman, RichUnd Springs. 10. Gary Shanks, San Saba. 11.

Roy Might, Rlehland Spr- Ings. 12. Richard Bode, Rlehland Springs. 13. Joey Hardman.

u. Kendall Terry, San saba. IS. Waylahd Moore, San Saba. 14.

thorfias Gibson. 17. Edward Jones, Cherokee. 18. Joey Hardman.

Duracs and other breeds 1. David Ralnbolt, S-an Saba. 1. Joe Johnson, Rlchiand Springs. 3.

Douglas Gibson, Rlchisnd Springs; 4. Edward Gibson, Rlehland Springs. Nelson Smith, Richland Springs. 7. Jackie Perry, San Saba.

barrows 1. Kendall ry, San Saba. 2. Mark Lacker, Rlehland Springs. 3.

Jay Kuykeiidall, San Ssba. 4. James Gibson, Rlehland Springs. 5. Connie Sue McKlnnerney, Rlehland Springs.

James Gibson. 7. barrel! Smith, Rlchlarid Springs. 8. Thomas Gibson, Rlehland Springs.

9, Bueford Bates, Rlehland springs. 16. Rennia Jennings, San Saba. It. Mike Reeves, Sari Saba.

12, Busier Wens, San Saba. Crossbred barrows, heavy 1. Jay Kuykendall, San Saba. 2. Mike McDowell, San: Sba.

3. Tom Epperson, San Saba, 4. Joey Hardman. 5. Monty Rlggs, San Saba.

6. Tommy Teal, Rlchland Springs. 7. Roy High), Rlchland Springs. 8.

David i Blossman, San Saba. 9. Martha Pappas, Rlchland Springs. 10. Ricky Maddox, Cherokee.

11. John Berrvhin, San saba. 12. Les Broyles, Cherokee. 13.

Gary Shanks, San Saba. 14. Edward Jones, San Saba. 13. Richard Bode, Rlchland Springs, li.

Busier Wells, Cherokee. 17. Lynn Johnson, Rlehland Springs. It. Robbie Broyles, Cherokee.

Crossbred barrows, light 1. grand champion, Steve McDowell, San Saba. 2. Tom Epperson. 3.

Monty Rlggs. 4. Wayland Moore, San Saba. 5. Kendall Terry.

Wayland Moore. Wayne Miller, 8. Ricky McKlnnerney. 9. Charlie Kuykendall.

10. Perry Patrick, Rlchland Springs. 12. Tlmmy Jones, Cherokee. 13.

Andy Broyles, Cherokee. 14. John Jones. IS. Al Broyles.

Lambs Fins wool, heavy and grand champion, Raena Wharton i-. Gene Brlster, 3. Kenneth Mask. 4. Joe Cook, 3.

t. 6. JIM Mask. 7. Clayton Johnson.

8. Kim Mask. 9. Angle Klrkpatrlck. 10.

Kerry Lively. 11, Trey Klrkpatrlck. 12; Richard Harris. 13. Glen Meaders.

14 IS. Judy Pierce. 16. Larry Edgerton. 17.

Robert Burleson. 18. Ben Shackletord. 19. Stephen Scoggtns.

20. John Reavls. 21. Wesley Hardman. 22.

Wayne Renolds. 23. Mark McCourv. 24. Tracy Scarborough.

25. Barry Flkes. 24. Wesley Hardman. Finewool, light 1.

Dee Doyle (reserve). 2. Gene Brlster. 3. Trey KirkPatrick.

4. Kerry Lively. S. Rtena Wharton. 6.

Connie Sue McKlnnerney. 7. Kenneth Mask. 8. Angle Klrkpatrlck.

9. Kim Mask. 10. Karl Mask. 11.

Larry Edgerton. 12. Robert Burleson. 13. Wesley Ward." 14.

Robin Sowers. 15. Sui- zette Vann. 1i. Karl Mask.

Barry Flkes. 18. Richard Bode. 19. Dennle Sue Cummlngs.

20. Clayton Johnson. 21. Marilyn Brlster. 22 23.

James Moore. Marilyn Brlster. 25. Andy McCoury, 26. Ted Ward.

27. Rex Smith. 28. Richard Bode. 29.

Harleln Duncan. Crossbreed, heavy and grand champion, Kerry Lively. 2. Dee Doyle. 3.

4. Ricky McKlnerney. '5. Trey Klrkpalrlck. t.

Cindy Doyle. 7. Jill Mask. 8. Conle Sue McKlnnerney.

9. Angle Klrkpatrtck. 10. Trey Klrkpatrlck. 11.

Angle Klrkpatrlck. 12. 13. Barry. Flkes.

14. Humberlo Acuna. 15. Stevt Scogglns. li.

John Regvls. 17. Sut CummlnBs. li. Raymdfia 19.

tony Colunga. 26. Sftvt Miguel. 21. Gein Meaders.

22, Nanele Vanri. 23, Charles Mlflleton. 24. ftlchird Harris. 2S.

Victor James, Moore. 27. Kelly Nicholson. 28. Shackteford, 29.

Gilbert Brlsero. light 1. KSrrV Lively. 1 Smith. 3.

ftiifli Wharlon. 4. Rob. In sowtrs. 5.

Marilyn Brlster. 7. Joe Cook. 8. Raeana Whirlon.

9. Sue McKlnnerney. 16. ilno Lirma. 11.

Robin SOweri. 12. Kl hiMMR. 13. Tracy Scarborough.

14. Robert Sllva. 15. Miguel Brlseno. li.

Charles Mlflleton. 17. Richard Bode. 18. Robert Sollz.

19. Susie Reynolds. 20. Rex Smith. 51.

Wesley W4rd. 22. Paul Ramlret. 23. Rudy Red- rlquez.

U. Kelly Nlcholjort. 25. carlos Lerma. Ik, Ted Ward.

27. it. Clayton Johnson. 29. Jerry Deaver.

30. Peggy Deaver. Medium wool, heavy 1. grand champion. Angle Klrkpafrlck.

2. Trey Klrkpatrlck. 3. Kim Mask. 4.

Trey Klrk- patrlck. 5. 4. Kerry Lively. 7.

Robin Sowers. 8. Jill Mask. 9. JennetH Vann.

10. Charlie Kuykendall. 11. 12. Mark McCoury.

13. Albert trlsens. Medium wool, light 1. A 2. Raena Wharton.

3. JOe Cook. 4. Angle Klrk- patrlck, i. Danltl Rodrlquet.

4. Charlie Kuykendall. 7. Renolds. i.

Cindy Mecoury. 9. Richard Bode. 10. Charles Mlltleten.

Hellers Angus 1. A grand champion, Hardy Stewardson. 2. James Slewsrdson. 3.

Kerry Lively. 4. Hardy Stewardson. 5. Kalhy Parks.

Hereford t. and reserve champion, Tom Epperson. 2. Jo Nell Epperson. 3.

Stephenv Baxter, 4. Randy Baxter. Steers Lightweight shorthorn 1. fc reserve champion, Robbie Broyles. 2.

Harrison Taylor. 3. Henry Taylor. James Taylor. Heavyweight shorthorn 1.

i grand champion, Kerry Lively. 2. Harrison Taylor. 3. Henry Tiylor.

4. James Taylor. Angus 1. reserve champion of the show, Andy Broyles. 2.

Les Broyles. 3. Jo Nell Epperson, 4. Hardy Steward- ion. 5.

Kerry Lively. James Stewardson. Lightweight Hereford! 1. Jo Nell Epperson. 2.

Nanette Vann. 3, Suuette Vann. 4. Maurice Luity. S.

Charlotte Lcker. 4. James Taylor 7. Henry Taylor. Heavyweight Herelords 1.

4 grand champion of the show, Tom Epperson. 2. Al Broyles. 3. Tom Epperson.

4. Kerry Lively. 5. Maurice Lusty. 4.

Mark Locker. Charolali 1, 2. Sttvt Beakley. 3. Stephen Baxter.

4 J. Myers. 4 7. Mike Beakley. Breeder special awards were given the Epperson Brothers ol Chtroket lor Hereford class shown by Tern Epperson, Cecil Bowden ot Cherokee for the Angus class shown by the Broyles brothers, and to Kan.

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