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i BULLETIN, Wednesday, October 26, 1988 DEATHS and FUNERALS Mrs. Margaret Merrill: CROSS PLAINS Services for Mrs. Margaret M. Verrill, 70. were to be today at 2 p.m.

ir First Baptist Church here, with the Rev. Rodney Kelley officiating assisted by the Rev. Dan Gaines. Burial was to be in City Cemetery with Higgin-: botham Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Merrill died Monday at' 2:45 p.m. in an Abilene hospital. Survivors include sons. F. L.

and G. R. Merrill. both of Cross Plains and R. Mettill of Winters; Five daughters, Mrs.

J. T. Miles of Angleton, Mrs. A. M.

Kruger of Riescl. Mrs. C. V. Daniels of Houston.

Airs. R. E. Stout of Coal.ema Mrs. P.

B. Young 01 Abilene: two brothers. G. 1.. and W.

O. Kemp. both of Goldthwaite one sister, Mrs. Annice Galvan of Peoria. 20 grandchildren: and 12 Mrs.

Joe Hornsby, 74 DE LEON (BBC)-- Funeral for Mrs. Joe Hornsby, 74. of De Leon, were to be at 3 p.m. today in First Baptist Church with Rev. Ralph Heickman officiating, assisted by Elder Andy Hudson.

Bural was to be in De Leon Cemetery with Bigginbotham Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Hornsby died at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday in a Gorman hospital where she had been since Sunday. Born Oct.

23. 1892, in Belton, she married Joseph Hornsby, Sept. 8, 1918. She was a member of the Downing Baptist! Church. One son died Dec.

24, 1944. Survivors include her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Travis: Terry of Weatherford; two sisters, Mrs. Fonda Bridges of Abilene and Mrs. Mattie Decker of Brownfield, and three grandchildren.

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Monday at his Las Cruces, N. M. home after an apparent heart attack. He was born Sept. 8.

1902 in Texas and was a longtime resident of Novice. A Methodist. he was a retired New Mexico State Health Dept. unploye. Survivors include his wife: a daughter, Mrs.

Judy Kerns of Farmington, N. a son Billy Wayne Gorman of Las Cru: co. two brothers Doug of Novice and John Gorman of Glendora, and four grandchildren. Rev. R.

H. Davenport COMANCHE (BBC)-Funeral for Rev. Robert Herbert Davenport, 72. were to be at 2 p.m. today at Comanche Oaklawn with Funeral burial Home Inin dian Creek Cemetery near Comanche.

Rev. Robert Haynes was to officiate. Rev. Davenport died in a Fort Worth hospital at 3:30 p.m.: Monday. He was a former Comanche County resident and had lived in Fort Worth the past 25 years.

He was born Sept. 6, 1894, in Comanche County. He was a retired Methodist minister and had served pastorates in this area including De Leon and Cross Cut. A veteran of World War he was' also a Mason. He married July 21, 1919, to Miss Velma Milli.

can in Comanche. Survivors include his wife of, Fort Worth, three daughters, Mrs. J. B. Ruth of Arlington, Mrs.

L. K. Lawver of Fort Worth, and Mrs. W. E.

Sanders of Rt. 1, Comanche, one son, R. H. of Fort Worth: one sister, Mrs. Winnle Jones of Albuquerque, N.M.; nine grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

William E. Kimble, 82 DE LEON- (BBC) -Funeral for William Edgar Kimble, 82, of De Leon was at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Memphis, Tenn. He died Sunday. Born April 26, 1884, in Oxford.

he was retired butcher. A member of the Baptist church, he was also a Woodman of the World. Survivors include one son, Bill Kimbell of Oxford, and a number of nieces, among them, Miss Mary Kimbell of: De Leon with whom she made her home. Any Goodyear Quality Retreads Blackwalls or Whitewalls No Money Down Free Mounting 4 FOR $4949 (INCLUDES TED, EX. TAX) and 4 recappable tires Same road-gripping tread design that comes on our newcar tires! Goodyear Tufsyn Rubber--Fine quality tread rubber that is compounded for maximum mileage.

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Add $2 for torsion bars or air conditioning, GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 505 Fisk 5-DAY FORECAST BROWNIOOD AREA: Temperatures will average 3 to degrees above normal. mai high 65 to 76. Normal low 42 to 53. Minor day-to-day changes. Little or no precipitation indicated.

Fair Resigns Position David Fair, vice president of the Ambulance Service, has resigned his position effective immediately. Jarrell Bishop has been named to replace him. Fair said, however, that he will still retain interest in the firm. In reviewing the firm's six weeks of operation, Fair said he is very pleased at the progress, He added that since the service has been in operation, another ambulance has been added to the fleet as well as some new equipment for the other units. Fair said that in six weeks the employment of the company has growt.

from two to seven persons with one other to be added shortly. "There are other Interests that need my attention at this time, but I am still keeping my interest in a good thing. I will be working at the service whenever possible," said Fair. City Officials To Study Bids Study on bids for a new bulldozer for use at the city dump was turned over to the city manager and affected department heads this morning by the Brownwood City Council. Five firms bid on the bulldozer, with the quoted figure including trade-in of the present city machine.

Bids 1 included Treanor Equipment Co. of Abilene, $11,500 difference; Dyer Equipment Co. of Dallas, West Texas Equipment Co. of Lubock, 800: Plains Machinery Co. of Abilene, $15,076, and Shaw Equipment Co.

of Dallas, 000. Purchase of a new machine is under consideration because the present bulldozer needs extensive repairs. If purchased, funds for the new machine will come from the sale of the municipal gas company. Council Views Plans for Hall An exterior view and interior plans for Brownwood's new city hall were shown to city councilmen this morning. No action on the plans was requested.

City Manager John Clary said, final plans for the building are about 90 per cent complete and bids on construction will be sought shortly. The building will be erected on the lot adjacent to the Brownwood Coliseum. Only 3 Days Left TRY OUR PIT BAR-B-Q German Sausage AT REGULAR BUY ONE POUND $139 GET SECOND POUND FREE! AT OUR TAKE-HOME DEPT. UNDERWOOD'S 404 W. COMMERCE PI.

645-5102 G'waite (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) won the award. Oddly enough, two Texas clubs- Cleburne and Goldthwaite-ranked in the top five this year. Cites Growth The international officer cited Goldthwaite's growth from 78. to 122 members during the contest year. "This is especially.

remarkable when you consider the town's Evans said. "Unless you keep pumping in new bilood, your club is going to die." he added. Raymond Casbeer, president of the club here during the contest period, was also cited for his leadership. Among the almost 300 people present for the dinner and awards ceremony, were representatives of both Brownwood Lions Clubs, as well as from Early, Bangs, Eldorado. San Saba, Cleburne, Winters.

Ballinger, San Angelo, Buchanan Dam, Brady, Sonora. Bronte, and Sweetwater Lions Clubs. District Lions Governor to Visit in City It was announced Tuesday at the meeting of the Brownwood Lions Club in the Embassy Room of the Browntowner Tuesday that District Governor Harvey Palmer will be a guest at the next Tuesday meeting of the group. Dawn Love and Martha Rogers of Howard Payne Music partment brought the program. They were introduced by Bill LaBoyteaux, program chairman.

New members were introduced. They include Richard Sharp, Jose Rivas, Clarence Dycus and Henry Butler Jr. Three visitors attended the luncheon meeting and they were Jim Hunt of Brownwood, Louis Drake, deputy district governor of Region 2-2A1-West Side Club of San Angelo and Tommie Robbins of Abilene. L. B.

Slagle, president, was in charge of the meeting. Payments Given Council's Okay Two payments to the neering firm of Yeats Decker were approved by Brownwood City Council this morning. Approved were checks of $151.95 for engineering changes on the new city sewer project and $49.02 for drawing plans and specifications on painting the overhead water storage in north Brownwood. City Manager John Clary told the council problems in the federally approved wage scale sewer project have been cleared up and bids are exjob for Nov. 8.

pected tot be called in on the Powder Puff Tilt Planned in May MAY (BBC) May High School cheerleaders, drill team and majorettes will sponsor a powder puff football game on Thursday starting at 7:30 p.m. on the school football field. The game will match the Petticoat Punters, junior and freshmen girls, aginst the Touchdown Tuffies," sophomores and seniors. Proceeds will be used for the annual football banquet which will be held after football season. The May High football team will act as coaches, cheerleaders and majorettes.

A pep rally will be held on Thursday afternoon to set the stage for the tilt, Admission will be 25 and 35 cents and concession stands will be open selling cold drinks and baked goods. I HOSPITAL Notes (EDITOR'S NOTE: tion for this column released by authority of patient or relative.) MEDICAL ARTS HOSPITAL Dismissals Sunday Brownwood-Mrs. Mattie Lee Barnes. 2405 Belmeade Drive; Keith Lamar Sheffield, 3700 First St. Brady--Mrs.

Domingo Dimas Salinas. Admissions Monday Brownwood Wilburn Leslie Jester, 1322 Ave. A. Comanche -Jessie N. Isham.

Bangs--Roger Lee Read. Dublin--Thomas Edison Luker. Admissions Tuesday Brownwood-Joe Wayne Nickerson, 1517 Bowden St. Rising Star- Lula Dale Price. Dismissals Tuesday Brownwood-Lee Monroe Gaddy, Sunset Terrace.

Zephyr-Mrs. Ella Ida Wade. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions Sunday Brownwood Albert McMur- Crash Rash Smashes City (See picture on Page 1) A rash of auto accidents Tuesday and one accident today netted heavy damage to 13 vehicles on Brownwood strets. The traffic circle was the scene of an accident that in volved a 1963 motorcycle operated by Joe Wayne Nickelson of! 1517 Borden St. and a 1963 auto driven by Kit E.

Wallace of Rt. 2, with estimated damage to both vehicles of $275. Injured in the accident was Nickelson, operator of the He was taken to a hospital where his condition is described as good. He is to be x-rayed for possible leg injuries. A 1954 vehicle driven by Jasper Daniel Barnum of Park Homes with in colision with al parked vehicle owned by Robert Thompson of the Browntowner Motor Inn at 9:58 p.m.

Tuesday at 303 West Commerce. Damage to both vehicles totaled an estimated $600. No injuries were reported in the accident. At 4:20 p.m. at 104 N.

Main a vehicle driven by David Contreras of San Angelo was in a collision which involved five parked vehicles at the Morgan Used Car lot. Total damage to all vehicles involved was estimated at $970. No injuries were reported in the accident. This morning at 9:05 at Main and Anderson, a 1960 auto operated by Floyd R. Bullard of Rt.

4 and a 1965 pickup driven by Milton Pierce Medley and owned by the city were in collision. Damage to the vehicle totaled an estimated $250, with no injuries being reported by police. Class Officers Being Sought In connection with the 1966 Brownwood High School homecoming the names of class officers of the graduating classes of 1926, 1936 and 1946 are being sought. Anyone having information about officers of those classes are requested to contact Trayis Winn at the Brownwood Bulletin, 643-4345, as soon as possible. David Woods Ill Is West Point Appointee MAY (BBC) -David Woods III, grandson of Mrs.

Sallie Wagnon of May, has received an appointment to West Point from President Johnson. Woods, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Woods Jr. of Springfield, is a senior at Springfield High School.

His mother is the former Jean Wagnon of May. BROWNWOOD DRIVE IN THEATRE MOVIE GUIDE COLEMAN HIWAY NOW THRU SATURDAY OPEN 6:30 6:45 4 19:55 PAUL Blufferie ALFRED HITCHCOGN'S SHOW STARTS 7:00 I 'TORA CURTAIN' 9:29 PLUS Father Geese C. Grant BRADY HIWAY OPEN 6:39 POOR BOY NITE TONIGHT $1.99 PER CARLOAD "Savage innocents" CAMP ROWIE 7:00 4 PLUS 10:49 SHOW STARTS 1:00 "Man Trap" 1:00 9:20 9:05 Brownwoed Bulletin 111 tEl W. Wooten, 57 Services for William Edwin Wooten, 57. of 2100 Main will be Thursday at 3 p.m.

in Davis-Morris Funeral Home with the Rev. Gene Meek and the Rev. Henry Causey officiating. Burial will be in Greenleaf Cemetery. Mr.

Wooten died Tuesday in a Temple hospital after a year illness. He was born Aug. 7, 1909, in Houston and was a service station operator. A veteran of the Army in World War If, he had lived in Brownwood since 1911. He mar-! ried Barbara Sowell in Brownwood Jan.

12, 1945. Survivors include his wife: one daughter, Mrs. Sherman Johnson of Santa Anna, one sister, Mrs. W. J.

Riapelle of Bangor, Maine, and one grandson. Rola A. Taylor, 69 SAN SABA (BBC) Services for Rola A. Tavlor, 69, of Locker were to be today at 2 p.m. in Howell-Doran Funeral Home with burial In Locker Cemetery.

A stock farmer at Locker, Mr. Taylor died Monday at 7:50 p.m. minutes after being taken to a San Saba hospital after becom-' ing ill at his home. He was born Dec. 7, 1896 in San Saba County and had lived in the county all his lIfe.

A Methodist, he was married to Cora Johnson Dec. 19, 1915: at Locker. Survivors include his son, Merlee Taylor of Lo a brother, O. W. Taylor pl San Saba; two sisters, Mrs.

Myrtle Skelton and Mrs. Sidney Neal, both of San Saba; and three grandchildren. Mrs. Josie M. Penny CLYDE Funeral for Mrs.

Josie M. Penny, 93, of Coleman was to be held today at 4 p.m. in First Baptist Church here with the Rev. Bryan Halliburton officiating. Burial was to be in Clyde Cemetery with Bailey Funeral Home in charge.

Mrs. Penny died at a man rest home Tuesday. She was born Oct. 28, 1872 in Dallas County and married Seth L. Penny Nov.

23, 1893 in Dallas County. She came to West Texas in 1902 and lived In Merkel a num-! ber of years She had lived in Coleman about years. She was a member of First Baptist Church here and had: been a member of the church for over 60 years. Survivors include one son, Cleo Penny of Denton; one daughter, Mrs. Nellie Campbell of Brownwood; one sister, Mrs.

Molly Kile of Perryton; five! grandchildren; 10 great children: and one grea grandchild. Mrs. Addie Harvey COMANCHE (BBC) Mrs. Addie Belle Harvey of 309 East Grand died in a local hospital at 8 a.m. today.

Funeral is pending at Comanche Funeral Home. Survivors include one nephew, Judge Thomas C. Ferguson of Johnson City; and one niece, Mrs. Claudia Clark of Comanche, 709 Ave. 1: Mrs.

Henry Gibbs. 1504 Ave. A. N. Thomason.

1010 Ave. 1. Santa Anna Elmer Rasco Cupps. -J. F.

Powell. Comanche-Mrs. L. W. Boyd.

Cross Plains Mrs. H. A. Young. Dismissals Sunday Brownwood-Mrs.

W. B. Ard and baby, 2406 Durham Mrs. H. S.

Spain and baby. 2207 14th Kenneth R. Wood. Rt. 4: Mrs.

William Robert. 3900 Blanton. 1716 Seventh Kevin Shayne Baldwin, 411 Victoria St. Blanket Barbara Kerley; Johnnie Evant -Carl Fehlman. BIRTHS A son, Arthur, to Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Perez of 405 Fleming Oct. 22. Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Pedro Castanuelu of 1215 Victoria Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Helen Herrera of Comanche. A daughter. Felicity Lanette, to Mr.

and Mrs. David Fair, 1911 Vincent Memorial Hospital, Oct. 23. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Reis of Talpa. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Fair of 1911 Vincent St. MAY (BBC) A daughter, Elizabeth Ann. to Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Waldrop, 24 in a Lampasas hospital." Paternal grandfather Is Omer Waldrop of May.

City Dads Pick Representatives The mayor or mayor pro tem were named to represent the City of Brownwood on the West Central Texas Council of Governments by the city council this morning. Names of the persons to represent the city were purposely left out so whoever is servng. as mayor or mayor pro temi will automatically become the representative. Each governing body in 19 area counties has been invited to chose an elected official as a representative to the council. To date, 14 counties are participating, including Brown County.

An organizational meeting of the council is planned for 2 p.m. Monday in Abilene City Hall. Wrestling Ducats Placed on Sale Reserved ringside and lower balcony tickets to the Nov. world championship wrestling card are now on sale at Brownwood Coliseum. The tickets are priced at $2.

The title match will pit champion Gene Kiniski against challenger Dory Funk The card will include at least three Pubilshed Sundsy every evening, morning except Satur Say, and by BROWN WOOD PUBLISHING P.O. Box 1131 Brownwood. 76071. Second clan postage at Texas. CRAIG WOODSON.

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If 1 should need Medicare care while on there, will Medicare pay for it just like it would if I were at home? A. Yes, Medicare protects you no matter where you are in the United States. LBJ(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) ery squadron. every ship." South Viet Nam's chief of state. Gen.

Nguyen Van Thieu, told newsmen in Saigon of Johnson's visit to Cam Ranh Bay. Viet Freedom The President continued: "You know what you are fighting for: To give the Vietnamese people a chance to build a kind of nation that they wand free from terror, free from intimidation, free from fear. "I do not have to tell you that this is a tough battle. But from the first day you have shown that you are up to the job. "Make no mistake about it: The American people who you serve are proud of you.

There are some who may disagree with what we are doing here, but that is not the way most of us fecl and act when freedom and the nation's security are in danger. "We in America depend on you, on the young and on the brave to stop aggression before it sweeps forward. For then it must be stopped by larger sacrifice and a heavier cost." No Announcement Johnson left Manila secretly in midaflernoon, and headed back there after dark. No official announcement of his trip was made until he was back in the Philippines. Carpet Paths and Spots Easily Removed matches.

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