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

The GateuHIe Jfltfttiwr AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas May 31, 1973 Sec. 2. Pg. 3 PEARL Mrs. Cooper Has Surgery 'courthouse REPORTS High School Is Sigma Rho Has Yea r-Endy Event Sigma Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi concluded its official year with an end-of-the-year picnic last Thursday evening at Faunt Le Roy Park.

Rain was forecasf but held off so that picnickers could enjoy the event. AH members and their families were present for the week end visitors In Dallas with their daughter. Their son who is stationed in Colorado joined tlem in Dallas for a visit. t. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry King were In Austin Tuesday to attend graduation exercises for their granddaughter, Nancy Oney. Week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bates were their children, Sam and family and Clifford and family of New Mexico, Voncile and family and Birdie and family of Hurst and Lerey and family of Lewis-ville; and their granddaughter, Jan, and husband of Hurst.

Mr. and Mrs. David Boren Constance Ann Lot 5, Block 4, Pollard Subdivision, A. Arocha Survey, $13,500. Circle Ranch Inc.

to 3. L. Ratliff and June Rati iff, 781.43 acres, M. G. Carmonia Survey, $10 and other consideration.

C. A. Baity to Sierra Plastics tract of land in R. D. Heck Survey, $10 and other consideration.

Esteli Michael to Joe Paul Michael and Tommy Wayne Michael, interest in 219 acres, D. Allen Survey, $10 and consideration. Richard M. McCulloch and Bethany Jan McCulloch to Charles Wright and Glynda Wright, Lot 8, Block 9. Big Valley Ranchettes, W.

T. Brine-gar Survey, $10-and other consideration. Mrs. Roy H. McF.lroy to J.

C. Pogue ojfki Elaine Pogue, Lot 15, Block 3, Levita, $10 and other consideration. Billie Williams Dorsey to Vesta C. Gregory, 1 acre, Thomas BeHrong Survey, $250. Clarence E.

Bales and others to Mrs. Bertha Brazzil, Lot 4. Blocks 1 and 2, B. W. Franks Addition, Gatesville, $3,000.

Donald W. Cantrell and Myr-na J. Cantrell to Dunvard Edwards, Lot 5, Block 1. Oak Ridge Addition to $10 and other consideration. Mrs.

Lovelady Tobrs'East Coast Mrs. H. D. Lovelady recently returned from Chicago, I1L, where she visited her son, Howard Lee, and family. She accompanied them to Washington, D.

for a short vacation. They toured Arlington National Cemetery, the White House, the Capitol, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and various other landmarks. The senate was in session and they were able to obtain passes to sit in the visitors' gallery where they watched Senators John Tower, Byrd, Kennedy and Humphrey, along with many others, vote on two different bills. They also drove into the Virginia countryside to see Mount Vernon and had lunch at Col-lingwood which was part of George Washington's plantation. While on this trip, Mrs.

Lovelady went through 12 stares and covered 4,500 miles. She remarked that it was one of the most interesting experiences she has ever had. CARD OF THANKS May we express our thanks to all those who expressed comforting words, sent fixid, flowers or memorials in memory of our dear sister, Mrs. Walton Minnie! Coleman. May God bless each and every one of you.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swift Mr. and Mrs. L.

Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Euell Swift Marriage Licenses Issued Jerry Eugene Bovee and Miss Barbara Faye Riley; CUrt is Jay Manning and Miss Joan Cunningham; Benjamin Franklin Davis III and Miss Karen Lynn Hamilton; Cullen Posey Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth Lucille Go-forth; Pat Murphy Wilson and Mrs Nelda Jean Grimm; Marvin Wayne Finto and Mrs. Elizabeth Carol Finto; David Harold Woodmancy and Mrs.

Carol Ann Hamilton; Jackie Ray Vermillion and Miss Cheri Janette Jackson. Divorces Granted Waltroud E. Crew vs. Alfred L. Crew Ray Adams vs.

Amelia Adams; Kay Yates vs. Johnnie Yates; Donald R. Adams vs. Mary Jane Adams; Linda Gayle Winter vs. Gary Dale Winter.

Marriage Annulled Ivan Lynn Bennett vs. Elizabeth White Bennett. New Cars Registered Don W. Thompson. Chevrolet pickup; Harold Ayers, Ford sedan; Cleo Woodard.

Ford pick up; Herman w. Hardie Ford pickup. Warranty Deeds Recorded Royce J. Reed, Jr. and Dnr-lene Reed to L.

E. Davis and Ann Pa vis, tract of land in A. Arocha Survey. $1,000. James A.

Dixon and AHene B. Dixon to Victor G. Bird and GOULDS TAKE TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gould returned Sunday from a eight-day vacation trip through the western U.

S. included stops in l.as Vegas and at the Grand Canyon. They were accompanied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. John Paulson of Meridian.

WESTVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 84 West at Hilltop Rev. M. V. Hemphill, pastor Sunday Sunday School at 10 a.m., worship service at 11 a.m., evening service at 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD, Levita (Nondenominational) Sunday Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning worship service at 11 a.m. Thursday Prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Farmers in Italy often make triple use of each acre by training grapevines on the mulberry trees and growing wheat between the tree rows. Funeral Services Scheduled Today For Mrs.

Gilmer Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today (Thursday) for Mis. Claude Gilmer of Pineville, a former resident of Oatesville. The rites will be held at Scott's Funeral Home chapel with Rev. W.

F. Smith officiating. Burial will be in Restland Cemetery. Mis. Gilmer, 7S, died Tuesday morning in Houston after a brief illness.

She was the former Miss Ol-lie Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Graham of Oatesville, and was born Aug. 13. 1894.

She married Mr. Gilmer Oct. 12, 1916, and they had made their home in Pineville since 1941. Mr. Gilmer died in 1964.

Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Hunn of Concord, and Mrs. Byrne Wilson of Bellaire; one son, Klliott Gilmer of Covina, two brothers, Allen Graham and Gordon Graham, both of Oatesville; one sister, Mrs. Claudine Boyd of Oatesville; 13 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. SHERIDANS' GUESTS Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Sheridan and Richard of Friends-wood and Mr. and Mrs. WaiTcn Gillespie of Big Spring were holiday week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Sheridan. Mrs. Gillespie is the Wayne Sheridans' daughter and the Frank Sheridans' granddaughter. J'BORO BAPTIST CHURCH R.v. David Hall, pastor Sunday Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning worship sen-ice at 11 a.m..

Training Union at 7 p.m., evening worship service at 8 p.m. and baby of Andrews visited last week with their fmrents jnd grandarents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleburne Doyle. Harriett Ann Printz and daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Smith sient the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry King and attended the Smith reunion. Mrs.

Carl Hinson, Coryell Pioneer, Buried Tuesday Mrs. Carl (EffirO Hinson died at 2:30 a.m. Monday in a local rest home where she had lived the past two years. She was 92 and a member of the Yows fam ily, pioneer settlers of Coryell County. Funeral services were held at p.m.

Tuesday in Scott's Fu neral Home chapel, with Rev. W. E. Smith officiating. Burial was in the Masonic Cemetery- Rom Kffie Yows Feb.

7. 18S1, in Williamson County, she was a daughter of the late Jacob Yows and Elizabeth Chapman Yews. She came to Coryell County as a child with her parents, who settled in the Hay Valley community. After her -marriage Sept. 19.

1943. to Mr. Hinson. they made their home at the Ater community. Following Mr Hinson's death.

Mi's. Hinson moved to Oatesville in 117. Hinson was a member of the First Baptist Church of Oatesville. Survivors include a stepson, Paul Hinson of Oatesville: a stepdaughter, Mrs. Guy May-hew of San Antonio: and a nunilxT of nephews and nieces.

Pallbearers for Mrs. Hinson's funeral were Wayne Yows, Jake Saunders, Mann Yows, Ray Byrom, J. C. Byrom and James Yows. Classified Ads Get Results RED WHITE SUGAR, 5-lb.

bag 63c Limit One With $5.00 Or More Purchase, Excluding Specials RED WHITE MIX OR MATCH (3 IB. 1 07.) SIZE Bold 69 ONLY WITH THIS COUPON BREAD or BUNS DEL MONTE NO. 303 CAN WK or CS CORN Swift's Barbecue at Our Lady of Lourdes Begins at 5 p.m. June 9, 1973 SWIFT'S Chicken Potato Salad UNBEATABLE MEATS Pickle and Onions Carry Out Plates CHOICE Adults $2.00 Mrs. Lyda Coofter underwent gal! bladder surgery Monday in the Santa Rosa Hospital in Sart Antonio.

Reports are that she is dofrig nicely. Vera Whitt will report the news wnue Mrs. is away and is asking that anvone with news items please call her at 432-5499 before Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper, Rub-Cnoxr, Jim Wilkinson and family and daughter, Laverl and family were week end visi tors with the Boone Wilkinsons.

Mr. and Mrs. James Blakley and son, Mrs. J. M.

Blakley apdl Mrs. Joe Blakley were in HicoT Sunday to attend the 50th wedding anniversary celebra tion of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Blakley. Monroe Withers, Mrs.

Billings and Ricky and Mr. and Mrs. Cleburn Bynum visited Mr. and Mrs. Tullie Ballard.

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Oney visited Saturday afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs. Al Crosby of Lea-day. Mrs. C.wen Roberts has returned home after visiting a week in San Angelo. Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Oney and Vera Whitt attended the wedding of David Storkman of San Angelo Saturday 'evening. They holed their brother, Arthur, celebrate his birthday Sunday.

F.dna Hamptcn was a Sunday dinner guest of Flssie Bynum. Mrs. Dessie Whitt is undergoing tests and x-rays in Scott and White Hospital in Temple. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ballard and Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Brewer visited her Saturday. Vera Whitt visited Mrs. Bertha Medart at the Rotunda. Kfjie Laudcrmilk visited during the week end with the firry La i 1 the RiVx'it Mannings and the Bob-hiA Mannings. Air.

and Mrs Oscar Coston of RteiVienville visited Saturday with Mrs. F.dna Hampton and they all attended the Purmola homecoming. Vera Whitt vi.silcd Monday morning with Bilbo Black, who is a patient in the Ooldthwaite hospital. The Johnnie De Iird familv of Gates ille six-nt Monday with her mother, Mrs. Kdna Hampton.

Mrs. Lula Harris attended the homecoming at Puimela Saturday. The Kdwin Graham family of Oatesville Sont Memorial Pay with his mother, Mrs. Loota Graham. Mr.

and Mrs Barney Hill visited the Oia Stewarts Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. I'ayton of Ros-well, X. are visiting their daughter, Mrs.

One Franklin, and family Mr. and Mrs. Karl Adams of Corsicana were week end visitors with Mrs. Adams' sister. Mrs.

Harry King, and attended the Smith reunion at the I'earl Community Mr. and Mrs. Garcia of Kil- teen visum aunoav attemoonl with the A. V. Freeman Jr.

family aid with Mrs. Charlie SmMh and son. I Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fi-ee-man and grandson.

Stovio, Sl'nt Saturday night in Waco with the Freemans' daughter, Polious. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Gartman's daughter.

Lynda, spent Saturday night with them. C. B. Whntley sent the wr-ok end in San Angelo visiting relatives and friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Rill Graves were Model CS 436 General Electric Front-Loading Portable with Soft Food Dispose! 3 Cycles! No pre-rinsing, scraping just tilt-off large or hard food 246 40 WITH. TRADE 3ALLARDS ON VACATION The Bertis Ballard family is vacationing in Colorado. June 2, FRESH RUSSET POTATOES FIRM GREEN CABBAGE, lb YELLOW BANANA SQUASH, lb. BANANAS, lb 32-OZ.

KING SIZE IVORY LIQUID JUMBO ROLL SCOTTOWELS SWIFT'S I OFFER EXPIRE ii ZS 49 0Z. GIANT POWELL SUPPLY'S BIG AIR CONDITIONER VALUE Designated GED Testing Center Gatesville High Schoot has been designated as a GED testing center by the American Council on Education of Washington, D.C. The test is for a high school equivalency certificate. Supt. Charles R.

Zeigler has apointed Mrs. Eva Bates as testing coordinator, of the pro-gi-am and she announced that test dates will be published in this newspa(cr at a later date. Mrs. Carpenter To Host HD Club Mrs. Ralph Carpenter will be hostess for the June 14 meeting of the Valley Home Demon stration Club.

Mrs. A. B. demons was hos tess for the Thursday club meeting. The president opened the program.

The motto, prayer, creed and the pledges rf allegiance to the American and Texas flags were recited in unison. Roll call was answered by each one naming her favo rite foreign country. Refreshments of pimento cheese sandwiches, Ritz crackers, home made peanut butter cookies, iced cookies, sweet pickles, mixed nuts, Delaware Punch and Pr. IViijiers were served to Mesdames R. E.

I White, J. E. Grissnm, Nora King; T. L. Lack.

Ralph Can'n-ter, Elva Auldridge and C. C. White and to one visitor, Mrs. W. H.

Hinesley. ROCKPORT VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Pave MeCallis-ter, Mrs. W.

If. Hin-dey. Mrs. E. Ay res and Mr.

and Mrs. O. J. Pallimore visited in the in home of Mr. and Mrs.

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GREEN PEAS 23c 100 PURE 3-OZ. JAR I NESTEA 69c SWIFT'S COUPON 89c WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A 6-OZ. JAR OF Maxwell house coffee AT SWIFT'S No Coupon Needed expires. f--T. EXPIRES jun 7.

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