The Gatesville Messenger and Star-Forum from Gatesville, Texas • Page 5

Week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Young Veazey and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Jones and Tommie were tiM'AWt Utssmtr AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas Oct. 28, 19S5 Forum Hears Program Oh "Lasting Peace" Monday afternoon members of the Woman's Forum gathered at the Community Gubuhouse to hear a discussion of "Lasting Mountain Village Peace." Mrs.

Ollie Little read a paper prepared by Mrs. Paul Martin on "Chief Roads to Peace," which pointed out the trends of our na tion from the Treaty of Ghent to the present-day United Nations, to and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs.

Clemmie Holt, Mrs. Cynthia Hendricks, Mrs. F. R. Black aid Miss Shelba Miller visited recently with Mrs.

Nora. Hunt Mr, and Mrs. Bailey Black of San Antonio were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.

R. Black. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blanchard and Audie Thompson were Mr.

and Mrs. Otho Thompson of Flat, Mrs. Helen Curtis, Mrs. Clemmie Holt, Mrs. Nora Hunt and Mrs.

Arzona Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCarver of White Hall visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.

Jess McCarver. Mrs. Jess McCarver returned home with them for a week end visit Recent guests in the Jess McCarver home were Mr. and Mrs. Tine McCarver, Mr.

and Mrs. Dod Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Lawreace McCarver and children, all o( Gatesville, Mr. and Mrs.

I. G. Brumbalow and baby of Dalhart tad Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCarver of White Hall.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and children and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones of Waco.

Little Dennis Eugene Tabor is on the sick list. Henry Tipton and Charley Hill of Gatesville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker. Visiting over the week end with Mrs.

Arizona Taylor and James were Mr. and Mrs. Buck Mrs. Winnie Evans and children and Miss Helen Randall, all of Waco, Mrs. Charley Randall and daughter of McGregor, and.

Mrs. Fred Smith. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith were Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Smith and children of Leon Junction, and Mrs. Tommie Bundrant and sons. Mr. and Mrs.

I. G. Brumbalow Mrs. W. H.

Bundrant of Waco. Little Bruce Bundrant is suffering with tonsilitis. Mrs. Jeff HaWick and children and Mr. andTrTTaskeil Shipman and baby W-iixtonio were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Shipman. Miss Shelba Miller was conveyed to Providence Hospital in Waco Monday for a check-up. Uncle Dick Johnson is still confined to his home. Visiting over the week end with Mrs.

Helen Curtis and Uncle Dick Jackson were Rev, G. L. Derrick, Henry Tipton, Charley Hill and C. W. Marshall of Gatesville, Mr.

and Mrs. Bus Barton and children of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

Delano and children of Post Oak, Mrs. Bill Herring, Mrs. Young Vea-zey, Mrs. Cecil Jones, Mrs. Cynthia Hendricks, Mr.

and Mrs. F. R. Black and Mrs. Bert Wilson and Davis.

Mrs. Young Veazey attended funeral services for her brother-in-law, Alex Brumbalow, in Decatur Friday. ward a heroic effort to establish a permanent peace. The treaties, coi ferences and great personalities, Mrs. Walker Visits From Gonzales by Mrs.

J. H. Jeffrey Messenger Correspondent Mrs. John Walker of Gonzales, a former resident of this community, yisited friends here this week. She was en route home after visiting a daughter in Birmingham, and ajson.

In Fort B. D. Games, accompanied by his son, B. D. of Waco, visited Sunday in Richland Springs.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dossey and children of Turnersville were week end guests of Mrs. Bert Wilson and Davis. Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Tommie Bundrant and sons were their parents and grandparents, Mr. and soch as the League of Nations, Ben- jamin Franklin and Woodrow Wilson and today's Eisenhower and Dulles, have been foremost in our nation's history. me summit meeting was re 5 and children left Tuesday for their home in Dalhart after spending two weeks here with their parents viewed by Miss Orpa Mayo. The meeting, held last July, came as a result of two years' planning after was first suggested by Sir Winston Churchill.

It is being followed up today by the foreign sinister conference in Geneva. Thought of the meeting is sum-wed up in a quotation in the Farm's yearbook: "Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together." Woodrow Wfleon. As a current event topic of unusual interest, Mrs. Roger Miller told of the St Lawrence Seaway, the mammoth undertaking of the United States and Canada which Sk will bind the two nations closer together by its great advantages. Mrs.

Miller illustrated her talk with colored pictures. Mrs. Pat Holt presided over the business session, with Mrs. Erie Powell recording the minutes. Mrs.

Price Bauman was hostess to these members: Mrs. T. R. Williams, Mrs. William Wiegand, Mrs.

H. C. Stinnett, Mrs. W. F.

Powell, Mrs. Erie Powell, Mrs. George Painter, Mrs. Roger Miller, Miss Orpa Mayo, Mrs. 0.

W. Lowrey. Mrs. Ollie Little. Mrs.

Pat Holt, Mrs. H. R. Haase, Mrs. A.

W. Ellis and Mrs. W. C. Bradley.

Bride-Elect of Bill Pollard The engagement of Miss Ja Nell Ruth Pietsch to Bill J. Pollard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pollard of Gatesville, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Pietsch of Moulton. Miss Pietsch is a secretary for the Steck Company in Austin. She attended Texas Lutheran College, Segiiin, where she was affiliated with Sigma Tau social sorority and Phi Theta Kappa, honorary scholastic fraternity. The prospective bridegroom is an accountant for Howard T. Cox and Company, Austin.

He is a graduate of Baylor University. The wedding date has. not been set. r. i i 1 1 i i i i tmmm FROZEN ii OUR SPECIAL CHEESE 2 lb.

box American Processed Philadelphia or Borden Cream Cheese, 2 for. Recent Tea Shower The All New Zip-Open Puffin Biscuits, 2 cans 21c Pre-Nuptial Courtesy For Miss Hamilton Miss Bonnie Hamilton, bride-elect of 0. K. Davis was com plimented with a miscellaneous tea New Officers Chosen By Mountain WMU The Woman's Missionary Union of the Mountain Baptist Church elected Mrs. Lloyd Turner its president for the coming year at a recent meeting.

Other, leaders chosen are Mrs. Edwin Ballard, first vice president; Mrs. George Lam, second vice president; Mrs. T. J.

Moore, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Bob Beck, young people's director; Mrs. Wadie Sims, stewardship chairman; Mrs. Ed Beck, mission study chairman; Mrs. N.

J. Blanchard, community missions chairman; Mrs. Lindsey Lack, social chairman; Mrs. J. C.

Yeilding, prayer chairman; Mrs. Althea Dunn, pianist; and Mrs. Bob Beck, song leader. The meeting was opened with a prayer, a devotional and the singing of the WMU song. Chicken POT PIE 1.31c Beef POT PIE 31c Turkey POT PIE Select OYSTERS, 10'oz.

65c Ocean Pride PERCH, lb 37c Ocean Pride FISH STICKS 39c Ready to Bake STUFFED CRAB 25c 6 oz. PINEAPPLE JUICE 6 oz. Welck's GRAPE JUICE. 19c Polar ENGLISH PEAS 17c Green CUT BEANS 17c Golden CUFCORN 19c Ford Hook LIMA BEANS 19c CHERRY PIES, 2 in box Youngblood's Cut-Up Breaded Fryers Nabisco Ritz Crackers, 1 lb. box 31c National Premium Crackers, 1 lb.

Sunshine Krispy Crackers, 1 lb. HALLOWE'EN CANDIES GALORE. BE READY FOR TRICKS OR TREATS Giant 10i oz. Cheerios 21c SUGAR, Imperial Cane, 5 lbs. Margaret Hancock, Britle-Elect, Feted With Tea Shower Mrs.

Earl Ashby and Mrs. R. E. Ashby were co-hostesses at a tea shower Saturday afternoon at the Earl Ashby home on Main Street honoring Miss Margaret Hancock, bride-elect of James McGlothlin. The couple will be wed Nov4.

In the receiving line with the honoree were her mother, Mrs. S. Hancock; her aunt Miss Era Hancock; Miss Jo Marie McGlothlin, sister of the prospective bridegroom; and Mrs. W. B.

Cummings, his aunt The table, covered with a hand chocheted cloth, was centered with an arrangement of white gladioli and pink carnations flanked by white tapers. The table also held miniature bride and groom figures. Roses and queen's wreath decorated the party rooms. Cake squares, nuts and pink punch were served by Misses Rae Juan Lee and Fayrene Cummirigs. Other members of the house party were Mesdames Robert Ashby, Tom shower recently at the home of Mrs.

W. M. Vail, 131 North 28th Street Co-hostesses with Mrs. Vail were Mrs. Celeste Wymer and Miss Dorothy Necessary.

Miss Hamilton and Mr. Davis will be married Nov. 12. Mrs. Vail greeted the guests at the door, and in the receiving line with the honoree were Mrs.

M. Hamilton, her mother; Mrs. 0. K. Davis mother of the prospective bridegroom; Mrs.

Alfa B. Nettles and Miss Necessary. The bride's table held an arrangement of gladioli and chrysanthemums and tapers in silver candelabra, along with a satin ribbon on which was embossed: "Bonnie 0. K. Nov.

12, 1955." Miss Lucy Hammack presided at the punch bowl and Miss Peggy Kelly served cake. Approximately 100 guests were registered by Mrs. Wymer. Other members of the house party were Mrs. Jackie Wallace, Mrs.

Esta Gaston and Miss Yvonne DKG Region Meet Set at Tarleton Members of the Gamma Alpha chapter, local unit of Delta Kappa Gamma, will travel to Stephenville Saturday to attend a regional meeting of the organization. Direc-ors of the meeting will be Miss Mary Clayton of Waco, music director of the state organization, and Dr. Geo McChristy of Brown wood, state parliamentarian. Large Firm LETTUCE, head 9c Eatmor CRANBERRIES, lb. 25C Idaho Russett POTATOES, lb.

r. 7. Fancy Large BANANAS, lb. 9c Deep Red Delicious APPLES, IK 15c Jonathan APPLES, lb. 15c Choice Tokay GRAPES, lb.

9c 5 lbs. GLADIOLA FLOUR 45c KLEENEX, 20O's, 2 boxes. KOTEX, regular 12's Kitchen Charm WAX PAPER, roll Charmin NAPKINS 14c Priscilla NAPKINS 15c Giant 17-ox. BAB-0 CLEANSER 13c Super Market, 60 Gauge, 15 Denier LADIES HOSE ..99 Super Market, 51 Gauge, 15 Denier LADIES HOSE 89c Freeman, Herschel Jones, Joe Max well, Bud Carroll and Garence Pearce and Misses Linda Hancock, Faye Russell and Onoway Carter. The meeting will be held on the campus of Tarleton State College and Gamma Zeta chapter, Mrs.

Garence A. Rea of Comanche, Cub Buckskin Reports DEN SEVEN Den Seven met at president, will be the hostess chap ter. Members will attend from New Arrivals At Coryell Memorial Hospital A baby girl was born Tuesday, Oct 25, at 5:45 p. m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Lehman, McGregor. house Tuesday, Oct. 25. We prac ticed singing and played games.

Our handwork for the day was Erath, Comanche, Hamilton, Bosque, Mills, Tarrant, Brown, John-sort, Somerville, Palo Pinto, Parker, Shackelford, Stephens and Hood counties. making jack-o-lanterns out of apples. Buckskin Reporter Hal Anderson A baby girl was bora Tuesday, Oct 25, at 7:53 p. m. to Mr.

and MARGARINE, Marigold, 2 lbs. MILK, Carnation. 3 tall cans POUND CAKE MIX, Dromedary, box 33d FRUIT CAKE MIX, Dromedary, box 79 Mrs. D. W.

McDonald, Gatesville, Classified Ada Get Results. AN ADDED SERVICE AT WALKER MOTORS Chocolate, White or Yellow GLADIOLA CAKE MIX, box Batsman's Quality Meats ARE GOVERNMENT GRADED AND INSPECTED Sugar Cured SLICED SLAB BACON, lb 39c U. S. Good CLUB STEAKS, lb Meaty POT ROAST, lb. Fresh GROUND BEEF, lb.

BEEF SHORT RIBS, lb. Hickory Flavored BARBECUE, lb. 75c Fresh Select Maryland OYSTERS 5) ftcta SDg Operated by Buh Wilmeth Imperial Pure Cane POWDERED SUGAR, White or Brown, 2 boxes 25c 0. B. MACARONI orr SPAGHETTI, 7 oz.

lftc CHEEZ-WHIZ, Kraft's, 8 oz Miracle Wbip SALAD DRESSING, pt. Chum SALMON, Whitney, ial can ...4 3c Armour! Star TREET LUNCHEON BIEAT, 12 oz. can 39c Sliced PINEAPPLE, Wapco, No. 2 can FOLGER'S COFFEE, 1 lb. can 89c 46 oz.

V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE 46 oz. can Diamond TOMATO JUICE 21c Heinz Strained BABY FOOD, 3 for. 29 Gerber's Strained BABY FOOD, 3 for .20 Fresh Couriry EGGS, dozen u.47c Maryland Club Coi fee, lb. 89c Admiration Coffee, lb. 83c Gold Medal Hour, 25 lbs.

$1.79 (45c Coupon Free in Sack) Bayer's ASPIRIN, 15c size box 2 boxes 25c Complete automobile upholstery service atcovtrs tailored to yoer ear by workman with iS years' experience; convertible tops made or repaired; door panels Installed, etc. Reasonable rates on aH work. Free estimates lvtnl White Rain SHAMPOO, 60c size TICKS SALVE, 43c size Woodbury's SHAMPOO, $1.00 size Luxe PAPER MATE PEN 49c $1.49 Walker Motors also Offers the Best in: Mechanical and general auto repair Paint, body and fender work NEW AND USED CARS 7ALKER MOTORS, Inc. 4 Strand Brocm, Liberty Coca-Cola or Dr. Pepper 12 bottle carton lcv cay cc'tlctz -5 Ho.

1 Nu-Yiy Easy Wdr-tr Fht 114 t'Aiu CCUZAl y.vik:i.