The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 8

MARRIAGE LICENSES larvln Joe Planter and Betty Ann Thompson gar Townsend and Mrs. ee Townsend L. James and Mrs. ria Marie Rice Murdock Carnell Miss Helen Kay Reeves Walter Stewart Sr. Mrs.

Linda Lee Craig Cecil Mlcheai Dalley and Miss Julia Anne Simpleton Leon Beshone Lewis Jr. and Miss Evelyn BerniceBry- Bobby J. Feagln and Miss Penny A. Scott Richard Roland Shattlesand Miss Judy Lorene Maxfleld Teddy Kennety Stitzlein and Miss Mary Jean Nelson Jimmy Lloyd Lowry and Mrs. Joyce Lynn Hatcher Manuel Garcia and Miss Diane Benlta Damlan DISTRICT COURT DOCKET DIVORCES Alice Ruth Morris vs.

Claude Chester Morris, vorce granted. Custody of ml- i nor children awarded to plain- B. Judy Eileen Klllough vs. ohn William Klllough Uvorce granted. Custody of nlnor children awarded to ffUlntlff.

Florida Mae McKendrlck Carl Elbert McKendrlck. DI vorce granted. Name re- records THE BRAZOSPORT FACTS FREEPORT, TEXAS March Jl, 196S A. T. Hope vs.

Vivian Hope, granted plaintiff on vfgrounds of cruel treatment. of two children grant- to defendant. Lloyd Leon Delvlge vs. Jo if) Ann Delvlge, divorce granted to cross-plaintiff on grounds at cruel treatment. Custody 1 granted to mother.

BlUye Nell McCrary vs. Charles Elvis McCrary, divorce granted plaintiff on of cruel treatment. Lurllne Patricia Hunt vs. Raymond Lynn Hunt, divorce (ranted to plaintiff on grounds at cruel treatment. Approved custody of the one child to plaintiff.

CIVIL SUITS T. E. Robinson vs. Ethyl Dow Chemical ages. Take nothing Judgment.

James L. Lewis vs. Industrial Underwriters Insurance compensation. Judgment by agreement. Estate of A.

W. Chenault, deceased, contest of application to probate will. Judgment entered for the opponents, Betty Louise Chenault Supul- vado and her husband Herman Ray Sepulvado, and it is ordered that the proponent, Flll- more Chenault, take nothing by this suit. Cause dismissed A With prejudice. Urban L.

Mantey vs. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Compensation. Judgment infa- vor of plaintiff for $3,500, with 11,050 of that amount I as attorney's fee. Betty LoulseChenaultCaae, el al vs. Flllmore Chenault, et al, trespass to try title.

Agreed judgment. COUNTY COURT DOCKET Harvey Alexander White, driving while intoxicated. Upon plea of guilty, defendant fined $125 plus Court costs and sentenced to three days In jail. Jimtnle Shelton, wife and child desertion. Application for temporary support by Virginia Shelton.

Jofcn Fred swlnner, wife and child desertion. Application for temporary by Dorothy Ann Swlnner. James Samuel Nlckerson driving while license suspended. Upon plea of guilty, defendant fined $100 plus Court costs. James Hall, theft.

Upon plea of guilty, defendant fined $50 plus Court costs and sentenced to 60 days in County Jail. Credit given for time already spent In jail. Cecil Mangrum, driving while Intoxicated. Upon plea of guilty, defendant fined $500 plus Court costs and sentenced to days In jail. Alvin State Bank vs.

T. R. Magers, suit on note. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $532, plus $79 attorney's fee and Interest at six per cent per annum from date. Dan T.

Harris, driving while intoxicated. Upon plea of guilty, defendant fined $125 Plus Court costs and sentenced to three days In jail. Michael Lastra, destroying property. Upon plea of guilty, defendant fined $25 plus Court costs and sentenced to three days in jail. C.

H. Richardson and wife Joyce Richardson vs. H. B. Graves, defendant ordered to appear on April 7 for hearing on petition.

Francisco G. Banado, driving while intoxicated. On recommendation of the district attorney, this charge changed to driving on wrong side of road. Upon plea of guilty to the lesser charge, defendant fined $80 plus Court costs. Scooter found Hubert GilliUnd of 1207 East Miller, Angleton, reported an abandoned scooter at the intersection of East Miller and Downing.

A check by the Sheriff's Department indicates that the 1964 plates on the scooter were discarded by a Lake Jackson youth when he purchased new plates, and apparently picked up for use on the scooter whichGilllland found. Investigation is continuing by Angleton Patrolman Wayne Clepper. JA advisers recognized service to group Adult advisers to Brmzos- port's 12 junior Achievement companies were honored at a dinner at the Dow Hotel Saturday evening. The ceremonies were held as a tribute to the volunteer adults who have given their time to guide and counsel Brazosport's teen-age business people In the operation of their JA companies. Thirty-two JA advisers heard Byron Bailey of United Carbon, division of Ashland Oil Refining Baytown, say, "Today's world Is one of conflicting economic theories and social orders.

Young 9 people must learn to distinguish between the seemingly easy way of total government control and the dynamic challenges and rewards of free enterprise." The JA Advisers also heard Miss Carol Peace, senior at Bratosport High school, pay a special tribute to the advisers on behalf of all Junior Achievers In Brazosport. Vincent A. Thorpe, president of junior Achievement of Brazosport, honored the advisers by presenting each adviser with a special citation for their participation In the JA program. The wives of the advisers were also recognized for their patience and encouragement they have given their husbands throughout. A warm round of applause was given to R.

E. McAllster on the presentation of his citation. "Mr. Mac" is near- Ing his 10th year as program director and adviser with Junior Achievement. WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?" asks Tony Curtis of Debbie Reynolds in this scene from the 20th Century-Fox BiMMdy in Cinema-Scope andDeLuxeColor, "GoodbyeCharlle" I is now showing.

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