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iioro 110 Attend Honeycutt Class Holds Social AND 1TAK FOKUM WEST MAIM CHURCH OF CHRIST, 202 W. Main Lewis Hunter, minister Sunday Morning services at 10:30 a.m., evening services at 6:30 p.m, Wednesday Prayer meeting at 7:30 pjn. We're friendly folk. law, Mr Terrell Moore, 'died Marietta, Ohio, and funeral services were held at Nacogdoches. The Moorea are spending a few days at the farm home here before returning to Ohio.

The match was invented in 1669. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carroll and sons attended the wedding of Miss Charlene Chambers Friday evening. 7 -r Several friends and i neighbors from Izoro and.

the surrounding communities served supper at the home of Mrs. Euella Moore near Izoro Monday night Her daughter-in- CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE WITH YOUR 4,. Vj-K Master Charge fabulous FALL Funning Bt-till WM ISankAmericard 4: WO YEN-KNITS, rvrnre nn The children' of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Moore held their reunion Sunday at the Gatesville Community Center.

The crowd of 110 people enjoyed seeing pictures taken at last year's gathering and also making new ones. Games of 42 were played. Lunch consisted of fried chicken, roast beef, barbecue, cakes, pies, tea and coffee and all the side dishes. Present were Mr, and Mrs. Richard Edmondson, Texanne, David, Melissa and Micheal, of Michigan; Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Markle and Payton of Memphis, Tenn Mr. -and Mrs John R. Massingill, Hob and Jill Lynn, of Marlin; Mr, and Mrs. Travis Massingill and Jay, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Morris, Sheryl, Rodney and Sherry Lou, of Rocksprings; Mr. and Mrs. Travis Dale Massingill and Ja son, Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Hogue and Jimmy of Colorado City. Also Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Bird, Kelly, Kimberly and Kenneth Ray, of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Connell of Abilene; Mr.

and Mrs, Buck Culp, Patricia, Janet, Elizabeth, Obie and Danna, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Culp, Bill, Jeff and Steve, David Kemp of Houston; Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Culp and children of Turnersville; Mr. and Mrs.

Tex Thurman of Comanche; Bobble and Brenda Wickliffe of Odessa. Also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran of Hamilton; Mrs. Ellen Byrum of San Antonio; Mrs, Violet Trigg and daughters of Jonesboro; Mrs.

Walter Freeman, Mrs. May Mayberry of Purmela; Mrs. Leona Carter of Fort Worth; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harrington, Mrs.

John Clogue and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Backmayer and Albert Mr. and Mrs. N.

Eary, Ray, Jerry, Sandy and Butch, Mrs. Lillle Butler of GatesvUle. Also attending from Gatesville were Mrs. Wilfred Massingill and Lynn, Mr. and Mrs.

BUI Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Karl Moore, Nicky Earl and Rebecca Jo, Earl Massingill, Betty Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Moore, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Dale Moore, CI eve Dale, Clara Lu jean, Joe Robert and Teddy John, Mr. and Mrs. T. Moore, Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Moore, Michelle and Melissa Mrs. Doris Moore, Barbara and Belinda, Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Bond Dewayne Massin- gnt VISIT ANDERSONS Week end guests In the Hal Anderson home were Mr. and Mrs, John Anderson of Fort Worth, Capt. Hal Anderson Jr. of Lubbock, and Miss Debbie Leeson of Abilene. ALWAYS Balding and other fine quality Polyesters In tha newest patterns.

Compare these beautiful patterns with your finer fabrics. Range $2.89 to $5.98 yd. Honeycutt Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met Tuesday in the church fellowship hall for a business ses sion and covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Edgar Franks, presi dent, conducted the meeting.

Rev. Leslie Smith, with Mrs. Smith at the piano, led the opening song, "The Solid Rock." Mr Franks read Gala tians and commented on the scripture. During the business session members decided to meet the first Thursday of each month for their social. Each of the five group captains will take turns In being responsible for the meetings.

Reports were given by Mrs. Ed Schloeman, secretary, the group captains and Love Fund chairman. Rev, and Mrs. Smith then sang a duet, "Sweeter As the Years Go By." Mrs. John Milner gave the benediction and thanks for the meal Present were 24 class members and six guests.

They were Mesdames Charles Baker, Jessie Davis, R. Edwards, Maude Fletcher, Edgar Franks, W. Leonard, A. Miles, John Milner, Tom Ogletree, B. A.

Pollard, S. D. Rattan, Will Rutherford. Ed Schloeman, Bet-tie Rogers, Evan J. Smith, E.

K. Stephens, Rena Thomas, Ruby Walker. Ruby Smith and J. B. Jones, and Misses Hulda Schloeman and Aurora Yongue.

Guests were Mrs. Faith Rick- etts of Brownwood and Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Smith and sons, David, Roger and Kelvin. The Smith family Is on fur lough from their mission field in Indonesia.

Rev. Smith is the son of Mrs. Evan J. Smith and the late Mr. Smith.

The family plans to return to Indonesia. VISIT MRS. RUTHERFORD Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Pietras- cek of Eastland spent last Wednesday night with Mrs.

Pietrascek's mother, Mrs. Will Rutherford. The couple left for Waco Thursday morning so that a doctor there could take pictures of Mrs. Pietrascek's retina to send to the inventors of a new type flexible contact lens. RETURN FROM ALABAMA Mr.

and Mrs, Fred Smith and Mrs. Louie Powell have return ed from visiting in Alpine, with former Gatesville resi dents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Killough and family. The Kil-loughs made their home here In the Smiths' apartment when he served a tour of duty at Fort Hood and Mrs.

KUlough taught English at Gatesville High School. They are now engaged In cattle ranching in Alabama. OPEN Tired of Your Hairstyle? Call Janie Jefts at 487-2571 For an appointment. She specialises In fresh young tyllngs. CALIFORNIA Cobblers.

Gatesville, Texas MRS. JOHN MILTON CLARK Former Debbie Featherston Mr. and Mrs. John Soon Make Home Mr. and Mrs.

John Milton Clark are in the process of moving to 2224 Bridge Street in Gatesville. They had been residing in Greenville following their June 30 wedding. Mr. Clark's employers have trans ferred him to McGregor. The bride is the former Miss Debbie Featherston, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Feather ston eem4Herffrmer residents of Gatesville. She Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Vail and Mrs. W. Featherston of Gatesville. The bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. A.

H. Clark Jr. of Fort Worth. Miss Featherston. became the bride at Mr.

Clark in a ceremony performed at 8 p.m. in the Bethel Assembly of God at Greenville. Rev. Jim Featherston and Rev. White officiated.

The bride, given In marriage by her father, chose a floor length white satin gown witn matching train. Her gown and train were trimmed in Alencon lace with seed pearls. Her fin-eertio veil of French illusion was attached to a crown head piece trimmed In pale pink Alencon lace with seed pearls. The bridal gown, train and headpiece were made by the bride's mother. She carried a white Bible with a bouquet of white mums with streamers of Autreys Hold Reunion Here The Autrey reunion was held July 23 at Faunt Le Roy Park.

Kniovinir the affair were Mr. and Mrs. King Potter, Mr, and Mrs. Dalton Potter, Celestia and ChervL of Shallowater; Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Clary of Lampasas; Mr. and Mrs. EU-crprv Autrev of China Springs; Mr. and Mrs, Carroll Middleton and Terry, Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Ray Scheler, Eddie and Traci, rf vtm Mfitt- Mrs. Ooliel Dyer. Mm. Rav i Rhoads. Judy and Chris, Rick Van Guilder, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Holt, Mrs. Essie Autrey, Dorothy Autrey of Gatesville. 1 -4 i BOYS' SHIRTS Special group Van Heusen and Robert Dal back to school dross shirts Sizaa 0 to 20. SPECIAL VALUES TO $400 $2.39 to $3.49 BODY SHIRTS (by KAISER) This Is one of the most popular items in the Sports-waar.

Excellent fitting of fine woven. From $6.00 Roady-To-Wear Dept. 2nd Floor 4-PC. MAPLE lit Arnetr, Conner In VA Hospital by Mrs. Monroe Solf Mossongar Correspondent Aubrey Arnett and Boyce Conner are patients in the VA Hospital In Temple.

Monday visitors were Mrs. Irvilene Brewer, Mrs, Annie Lee Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Blakley and Sandy. Mrs.

Ola Ram bo spent Friday night in Lampasas with Mrs. Venida Daughtery and Phyllis and attended services at the Primitive Baptist Church. Mrs. Maggie LHtlefield, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacky, Griffin and daughter of Denison visited J. and Ola Saturday. T. J. and Ola were Sunday dinner guests of Roy Chambers.

Visitors last week with Mrs. Ernest Mariott were Mrs. Merel Conner, Bern ice Sims, Hazel Carroll, Oleta Mariott, Rev. and Mrs. Cook of Shallowater, Mrs.

Clara Durham and Mr. and Royce Mariott, Gary and Tim. Mrs. Royce Mariott and sons are staying with the Ernest Mariotts while Royce Is attending a short course at A. and M.

University. Mrs. Eula Cox was a week end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Conner and Francis.

They attended the Cox reunion Sunday at Copperas Cove. Mrs. Hazel Carroll called on Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Self Tuesday.

Mrs. Anna Conner called Wednesday and Mrs. Eula Mae Cox visited Sunday afternoon; The Selfs and Leah and Dayna Self attended the Cox reunion. The Junior Brewers and Mr. and Mrs.

Adrian Scott and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin iJlakley, Jerry and Sandy. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Walker visited the Blakleys Friday. Mrs. Royce Chambers and children recently visited Mr. and Mrs. John Conner and Johnny.

Johnny returned home with his sister. Business Professional DIRECTORY Brown Abstract Co. Abstracts TOle Insurance T. V. Foote, Pres.

Real Estate Brekar Ray Bldfl. 714 E. Loan St. Office Phone 865-2114 Home Phone 865-6524 Nichols Electric ami Refrigeration Service Call or S65-t536 312 W. MAIN ST.

(Next to Sellers Cabinet Shop) CURTIS A. DAVIS Realtor Gao. B. Painter, Associate 711 E. Main St (Next to GatesvUle Drug) STOCK FARMS RANCHES BUSINESS PROPERTY CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES Ph.

taS-4217 and 065-2475 Dr. Oley Beard Jr. CHIROPRACTOR 509 Loon Street Office Bourn: Fri. a.m. to 6 p.m.

Tkurtdayt 8 am. to 19 noon Saturday 8 am. to it noon Offlca Ph. 065-4817 Res. Ph.

065-2823 SI BELLAMY AGENCY Life Health Insurance 1403 Main Straat 045-5294 STONY HAMMACK MONUMENTS Beat Material and Workmanship PHONE 045-4214 REAL ESTATE John T. Davis, Brokei PHONE 045-5410 Coryell County Land Abstract Co. Established 1885 Member American Title Association Cast Side Fquarr 111 So. 7th phone 045-571 FLOYD ZEIGLER, Owner HORACE JACKSON INSURANCE BOMB LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS VAN DA Beauty Counselor AutnerhTM Distributor BETTY THRASHER 118 North 29th St Gatesville Ph. 865-6846 Harold Burleson COUNTY SURVEYOR Coryell County, Texas Courthouse, Gatesville, Texas Phone 045-5290 Nights Ph.

Oqlesby GL 4-2249 Jamas B. Burtaon Phone 045-4170 WARD INSURANCE AGENCY 713 EAST MAIN AU Types Insurance August 3, 1972 Sec. 1, Pg. 3 Clark Will in Gatesville pink satin with love knots. Mrs.

James Featherston, sister-la-law of. the bride, was matron of honor. Her gown was of red satin trimmed with white lace. Bridesmaids were Miss Chert Costo and Miss Diane Haskins. Their gowns were of pink satin trimmed with white lace.

Best man was Bob Bailey and Featherston and Rush Horton, Ushering were Henry Clark and Greg Clark. Flower girl was Angel Holmes and ring bearer was Ricky Holmes. Music was presented by Mrs. Kenneth Kluttz, organist, and Mrs. Danny Williams sang "I Love You Truly" and "Where ver Thou Goest, I Will Go." For going away, the bride chose a powder blue dacron knit dress with matching hose and white accessories.

Messenger Gains 13 New Readers The Gatesville Messenger, the HOME NEWSpaper that has been serving Coryell Coun ty for more than 90 years, saw the names of 13 new reader-friends go on its subscription lists last week. At the same time, 42 Messenger readers re newed their subscriptions for another year. Here's a list of the subscriptions handled dur ing the week of July 24-29: NEW; James Spross, Athens; L. Kaylor, Tarpon Springs, A. F.

Anderson, San An tonio; Robert McBeth, Lake Wales, Claude Johnson Purmela; David Hadeler, Dallas; John Duren, Copperas Cove; Marvin Glockzin, Tern pie; Leonard Sayetta, Gates ville; Barbara Bennett, Aus tin; G. Edwards, Gatesville F. Smith, Mound; James Jan isch, Houston. RENEWAL: Weiss. Ty ler; Mrs.

Jewel Underwood, Fort Worth; Berry's Barber Shop, Refugio; Clayton Franks, El Paso; Mrs. Robert Whisen- hunt, Jimmie E. Kle- Waterford Works, N. Dwight Donaldson, Amarillo; Arthur Crownover, Knox City; Ray McCauley, Rt. 1, McGregor; Ernest Burchett, Gatesville; Mrs.

A R. Moffitt. Gatesville: L. D. Humes, Rt.

4, Gatesville; Bob Miller, Gatesville. F. B. Whatley. Houston; Charles L.

John, Fort Worth; J. K. Crump, San Angelo; Mrs. Emil Schmeltekopf, Kyle; John D. Riley, Austin; Raby Hamp- ton, Wichita i Falls; Duane Johnson, Texarkana; Claud Collins, Gatesville; R.

V. Mc-Meekln, Ireland; Wallace Rab-be, Rt. 2, Crawford; Milton MeClendon, Houston; J. E. Mo del Ian, Doylestown, V.

Heyroth, CTifton; Elmo Tyler, Ireland; Zada Zunker, San Mar Hazen Ward, Rahway. N. Mrs. Norman Woods, Fort Worth; Don Hartis, Temple; Leo Spross, Rt Valley Mills; Mrs. M.

Coltharp, Amarillo; Stanley Wochnik, Rt. 1. Purmela; Temple Daily Telegram. Temple; A. Coulter, Tyler; Lula Fleming, Rt 2, Gatesville; Sam Myers, Fort Worth; Tal-ley W.

Bames, Crawford; Wesley B. Russell, Garden Grove, Benny N. Wallace, Charlotte, N. Mrs. Frank Cox, Lubbock.

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