The Gatesville Messenger and Star-Forum from Gatesville, Texas • Page 11

The Ctittvilk litettftiscr" AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas August 3, 1972 Sec. 2, Pg. 3 PEARL BAPTIST CHURCH WELCOMES YOU! Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship Service 11 ajn. Evening Services p.m.

PETE GRIFFIN, pastor Manson D. Meeks, Dairyman for 52 Years, Dies; Rites Held Sunday -ALL TYPES AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS A if milking machines In 1943. Meeks Dairy ojierated a retail business with a morning delivery of milk to Gates ville homes until 1954. Since then the milk produced there has gone into the wholesale markets. Mr.

Meeks married Miss Edith Lois Drew on Dec. 26, 193L He was a member of the First Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife; three sons, Lew Weldon Meeks of Waco, Dean Drew Meeks of Gatesville and FJwood Martin Meeks of Garland; two brothers, Leonard Meeks and Raymond Meeks, both of Gatesville; two sisters, Mrs. Sudie Pajcne of San Antonio and Mrs. Mary Hoover of Corrigan; and seven grandchildren.

Pall oarers for Mr. Meeks' funeral were Ranell Meeks, Robert Meeks, Norris Meeks, John Meeks, Eddie Young and si8? GUARANTEED WORK BY MIKE CAMPBELL MIKE'S GARAGE 101 PARK ST. Phono B65-299I to Gatesvllle as a child with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Meeks. Ho later farmed at Lo-rena before joining his father in the dairy business in Gates-ville in 1920. Manson Meeks was sole owner of the dairy for many years before selling it to a son. Dean Meeks, in early 1971.

He continued to work at the dairy. At the dairy, as many as 65 cows were milked by hand each day until the installation of Kenneth Moore. Funeral services for Manson D. Meeks, Gatesville dairy operator for 52 years, were held at 3 p. m.

Sunday In Scott's Funeral Home chapel. Minister John Barnhilt conducted the services, and burial was in Restland Cemetery. Mr. Meeks, 73, died of a sudr den heart attack at 9:45 m. Saturday In a dairy barn near his home on Levita.

Road. Born March 1, 1899. at MVf-fatt in Bell County, he came YOU CAN BUY A NEW Innerspring Mattress and Box Springs IVE'ilE HELPING TO PUT ou.iccr.7r.iUi:TYTOi70Hj. Or have your old mattress renovated, or converted, to an Innerspring with matching Box Springs. Good selection of tickings.

WINFIELD CORYELLITES RAISE $304 FOR MUNI1 CAMPAIGN Mattress Factory CALL M5-5712 GaMsvUle 21 N. Ith St. and her husband, Fred Ochoa, publicity chairman. Not pictured Is Prank Ortega of Gatesville, who also helped stage the dance. "The candidacy of Munix under the Rasa Unida Party banner Is statewide of-.

fort aimed at gaining fair representation for the Mexican-American minority," Ochoa said. Munis, 30-year-old Waco attorney, is a graduate of Baylor Law School. He was an honor student and also played on the Baylor football team. Members of the Coryell County chap ter of the Rata Unlda Party are shewn presenting Ramsey Munis, the party's candidate for governor, a check for $304 that represents campaign funds gained at a fund-raising dance at the Missions Recreation Club building in Waco July 23. Pictured, left to right, are Mrs.

Janie Ortega of Gatesville, chairman of the county unit; Margie Gomex of Oglesby, assistant chairman; Munit; Mrs. Margaret Ochoa of Gatesville, assistant publicity chairman; 4 if i A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK 5 4 A By ROBERT W. SCOTT Siamese Cat Nursing Two Chihuahua Pups Tausha, five-year-old Siamese cat belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kidd of 407 South 6th St, has a "mixed hag" at feeding time.

In addition to nursing her two black kittens, she has taken over nursery duties for two 3-week-old Chihuahua puppies. Mrs. Kidd's mother-in-law, Mrs. Fred Kidd of Fort Wort who used to live here, owns the pujpies' mother, who was unable to feed them, J'BORO BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. David Hall, pastor Sunday Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning worship service at 11 a.m,, Training Union at 7 p.m., evening worship service at 8 p.m.

Wednesday Prayer" service at 7:30 p.m. Davidson, a farmer, on Feb. 28, 1917, and they lived in the Pull-tight community from 1917 to 1949, when they moved to Mound. Mrs. Davidson was a member of the White Mound Baptist Church.

She is survived by her husband; three sons, Gus Davidson Jr. of Mound, John Mings Davidson of Oklahoma City and Rev Walter E. Davidson of League City; and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers for Mrs. Davidson's funeral were.

Sterlin Barnard, Bobby Lowery, Maurice Magee, Paul Lam, J. T. Davidson and Wes Davidson. EVANT CHURCH OF CHRIST T. R.

Bankhead, minister SundayBible study at 10 a.m., Worship services at 10.30 a.m., worship services at 6 p.m. at care home, evening Worship at 7 p.m. Midweek service at 7 p.m." The money you save with us i helps your neighbors buy Since we are living in an affluent society with plentiful opportunity and work available for most of us, does it not seem strange for any one to be unhappy in or with their job? Would you not say that certain questions and answers would seem in order for those who are unhappy? First, should they not ask themselves whether the job i to their liking? Should they not ask themselves whether they took the job principally because of the money it pays? Since everybody knows good work habits from the bad, should they not have asked themselves whether they would bo willing to start withand keep good work habits? Should they not have determined whether good performance pays off, or whether a 'pull' was required? Should they not have determined whether the job would stimulate or stifle their ambitions, hopes or desires? Should they not have determined whether it was a job they would like or regret to leave on retirement? Since most of us have to work roost of our should there not be a day of decision for these and similar questions to be asked? Lastly, are not these and similar questions esiecially in order for those who seek employment in their first jobs? SCOTT'S FUNERAL HOME, Gatesville, phone 865-5411. Member by Invitation, National Selected Morticians. Mrs.

Davidson Dies Suddenly; Rites at Mound Mrs. Gus Davidson prominent resident of the Mound community, died suddenly at at 10:30 a. mu Sunday in Oklahoma while enroute home in an automobile from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma City. She was 71 and her death was attributed to a heart attack, Funeral services were held at 10 a. Tuesday in the White Mound Baptist Church and were Conducted by Rev.

Walter Davidson and Rev. Paul Billingsley. Burial was in the Davidson Cemetery with Scott's in charge. Mrs. Davidson had been visiting in Oklahoma City with a son, John Mings Davidson, and family for ten days.

She planned to return home Sunday by train but since she was not feeling well, the Davidsons decided to bring her home by car. She was fatally stricken shortly after the trip began. Mrs. Davidson, member of an homes. And that means jobs, for construction workers i landscapers, stores-all the people who produce and sell things needed in 4 Where you save does make a difference-a difference to you and to your neighbors IPB( 1.1.1 Gatesville Savings Loan Association fcEKBER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION WE'RE DOING A LOT FOR AMERICA.

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