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

1 1 1 WMU Leadership Courses Slated Leadership courses for all local members and leaders have been scheduled by the Baptist Association Woman's Missionary Union. They will be held at the Mound Baptist Church Thursday. Feb. 6 and Thursday, Feb. 20.

District leaders will conduct the sessions. In charge are: Mrs. Ercel Speck. WMS; Mrs. D.

D. Dollins, YWA: Mrs. Ed Lane, GA: and Mrs. R. A.

Woodward and Mrs. G. B. Hardcastle, Sunbeams. Meetines will begin at 10 a.m.

and dismiss at 2 p.m. Women attending, are lunches, asked to stated bring an association member. The nursery will be open. Visits Relatives Mrs. Paul Jones of Jackson.

visited last Wednesday with her aunt and cousin, Mrs. Nettie Steeley and Mrs. Bronson Davis of Hamilton. 37 on Junior High Semester Honor Roll Thirty -seven pupils made the honor roll for the first semester of the 1963-64 school year at Gatesville Junior High School, Principal Ted Brumbalow announced this week. The semester honor roll included the following: SIXTH GRADE -Bobbie Blanchard, Victor Bird, Jan Byrom, Karen Carter, Debbie Pruitt, Ralph Turner, Janis Quicksall.

SEVENTH GRADE -Jeanie Boone, Joe Crawford, Beverly Galey, Jodie Graham, Vicki Hollingsworth, Georgianna Kellogg, Larry McCutchen, Martha Parrish. Carla Pfeffer, Steve Phillips, Keith Price, Reggie newolf, Shirley Spencer, Kermit Swindall, Jeannie Warden, Jim Williams, Jo Ann Winslar, Fred Timmons. EIGHTH GRADE- Janis Daniel, Bobby Bone, Joy Gallaway, ASK YOUR MANAGER ABOUT THE $85,00000 SPONSORED BY FUNK SWEEPSTAKES WAGNALL TWO FORD FAIRLANES MAGNAVOX STEREO-PHONO-TV WASHER-DRYER SET From Westinghouse REFRIGERATOR FREEZER By Frigidaire PHILCO STOVE-OVEN COMBO RCA DISHWASHER ZENITH STERE0-PHONO GET FULL DETAILS AND FREE 'ENTRY BLANK AT YOUR FUNK WAGNALL ENCYCLOPEDIA Vol. Each No. 1 254 Vol.

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Principal Brumbalow also released the honor roll for the third six weeks of the first semester. It listed: SIXTH GRADE -Debbie Alexander, Debbie Pruitt, Edwin Floyd. Karen Carter. Ralph Turner, Alice Buckner, Victor Bird, Debbie Ortega, Charles Dickerman. Bobbie Blanchard, LaJuan Findley.

Paula Martin, Jan Byrom, Linda McLeod, Dennis Fleetwood, Joy Denny, Gary Rainer, Paul Stone, Janis Quicksall. SEVENTH GRADE- Cathy Apel, Jeanie Boone, Jan Bradford, Joe Crawford, Beverly Galey, Jodie Graham, Vicki Hollingsworth, Georgianna Kellogg, Robert Lengefeld, Larry McCutchen, Martha Parrish, Carla Pfeffer, Steve Phillips, Keith Price. Reggie Schoenewolf, Kathy Sims. Shirley Spencer, Bobby Stovall, Kermit Swindall, Ramona Thorp, Delores Ortega, Fred Timmons. Jeannie Warden.

Eloise Washburn, Jim Wil- AP liams, Jo Ann Winslar. EIGHTH GRADE -Janis Daniel, Charles Ivy, Patsy Graham, Margaret Rogers, Joy Gallaway, Jerry Ashby, Bobby Bone, Bobby Bird, Judy Fair, Bob Gillette, Judy Franks, Ruth Ann Beck, Stanley Kopec, Barbara Bennett, Katherine Lowrey, Sue Byrom, Michael Meador, Anita Williams, Colleen Coward, Paul Edwards, Wilma Parrish, Sandra Lipsey, Sara Nelle Lowrey. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corvell City Earl C.

Moehring, pastor Sunday--Sunday School at 9:30 a morning worship service with holy communion at 10:30 a.m., meetings of the Brotherhood, Lutheran Church. Women. Luther League and Junior Lutherans at 7 p.m. Tuesday--Teachers' meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday--Choir practice at 7 p.m.

Saturday--Catechism class at 8 a.m. More than 50 species of oak are natives of Texas. AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas January 31, 1964 Sec. 2, Pg. 3 The Gatesville Messenger Claudia Cole Weds Howard Carroll Miss Claudia Cole and Howard Carroll exchanged wedding vows Sunday, Jan.

26. The ceremony was performed in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Cole of Gatesville. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Carter of Gates- ville. The bride was feted with a pre-nuptial shower in the home of Mrs. Glenda Smith the evening of Jan.

21. HUGE SAVINGS ON ALL LUMBER and building materials if you pay cash and carry at Wm. Cameron Co. (Adv.) FARMERS We are in the market to buy your barley, wheat, corn and oats. See us for prices before you Coryell County Cotton Oil Company "Super-Right" Grain 300 TO 375 POUNDS AVERAGE SIDES lb.

40 TO 60 POUNDS AVERAGE LOINS lb. 25 TO 35 POUNDS AVERAGE RIBS 7 10" Ribs Cut lb. 150 TO 175 POUNDS AVERAGE LB FOREQUARTERS 150 TO 175 POUNDS AVERAGE HINDQUARTERS lb. 494 Average lb. 2-lb.

Pkg. PRICES GOOD THRU FEB. 1, 1964 "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CALF 125 TO 150 LB SIDES 45c "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CALF 65 TO 75 LB. Hindquarters 55c 10 TO 16 POUND AVERAGE PORK LOIN Whole FRESH FROSTED FRYERS 2 to 3-Lb. Average ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED BACON HEAVY CALF BONE IN SUPER-RIGHT" OLD FASHION FARM STYLE STEW MEAT lb.

PORK SAUSAGE 2-lb. Pkg. Patio Frozen "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESH DINNERS Enchilada 3 For $100 PORK LINKS 1-lb. Ctn. ANN PAGE TOMATO HEADACHE REMEDY KETCHUP 2 1 1-lb.

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Pounds $1995 WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER MR. AND MRS. SAMMY JOE DYSINGER Lou Ann Collier, Sammy Dysinger Wed in Live Oak Church Ceremony The Live Oak Baptist Church of Gatesville was the setting the Jan, 18 marriage of Miss Lou Ann Collier and Sammy Joe Dysinger. Before an altar flanked with white gladioli and potted palms, Rev. Joe D.

Wade of Hamilton performed the doublering candlelight ceremony. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Collier of Hamilton and Mr.

and Mrs. George Dysinger of Gatesville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an orig. inal gown of white satin featuring a lace-covered bodice which dipped to a at the waistline, The shaped neckline and long petal-point sleeves were trimmed with pearls. Appliqued lace flowers, centered with pearls, adorned the bouffant skirt which featured a ruffled lace panel topped with a Dinner Fetes Layne-Draper Wedding Party Mr.

and Mrs. Nolen Draper entertained members of the Layne-Draper wedding party with a rehearsal dinner in the home of the bridegroom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Draper. Miss Rosalind Suzanne Layne and David Nolen Draper were married Saturday evening in the First Baptist Church of 0g- lesby.

Flower arrangements in the bride's chosen colors of blue and white centered each table. The menu consisted of baked ham, smoked turkey, garlic bread, pickles, olives, congealed salad, cranberries, potato salad, coffee, iced tea and pecan pie. Guests were Miss Layne and David Draper; Misses Sylyja Dalton, Sharon Hale, Barbara Hamilton, Carol Jane Layne, Ila Young, and Sharon Mays; Bruce Green, Billy Barr, Timmy Ferette, Larry Henson, Bernard MeGuire and A. W. Reese; Mr.

and Mrs. Harlan Huffman, Jack Prince, Pete Ward, Billy, Joe Powell, Allie Lock, John Blanchard, W. D. Layne, Joe L. Draper, Randy Blanchard, Kass Jana Powell, Mrs.

Vertice Glover and Rev. Henry Radde. Visit Mrs. Whisenhunt Mrs. Matie Davis and Mrs.

Leoma Campbell were Monday visitors with Mrs. R. A. Whisenhunt in the Ater community. Can you afford an accident? Don't let an accident put a dent in your wallet.

See US today. "Service Beyond the Policy" FARM AND RANCH LOANS CUMMINGS INSURANCE Phone UN 5-6016 East Side Square white gardenia. Her elbowlength illusion veil fell from a pearl tiara. She carried a white Bible topped with white carnations and stephanotis. For something old, the bride carried her.

grandmother's 65-year-old silk handkerchief. Her gown was new, she carried her niece's Bible and wore a blue. lace garter. There was a penny in her shoe, Mrs. Charles Bond, sister of the bride, was matron of honCr.

Misses Mary Nell Burris of McGregor and Shirley Wolske of Jonesboro were bridesmaids. They wore identical melon dresses which featured short sleeves, scoop necklines and full skirts topped with lace-trimmed overskirts. They wore white accessories and each carried a single long-stemmed melon rose. Misses Sandra Bond, Margarct. Dysinger and Cindy Bond were flower girls.

Miss Barbara Bond and Glen Dysinger were ring bearers. The girls wore dresses identical to those of the bridesmaids. Joe Sims served as best man. The bridegroom's brother, George Dysinger, and Charles Bond were groomsmen. Bobby Dusek was soloist.

Miss Martha White of Jonesboro accompanied him as organist, Mike Dysinger and Rodney Bond lighted the candles. The bride's brother, Dale Collier, and Kennith Marshall were, ushera. Mra. George E. Dysinger of Abilene registered the guests.

At the recention which followed in church fellowship hall. Mesdames Ernest Huey, Mack Maxwell, Kennith Marshall and Mike Poston served cake and punch. For going away, the bride chose a winter white brocade sheath dress with beige and brown mink accessories. The bride is a graduate of Hamilton High School. The bridegroom attended Gatesville High School and is currently employed at Providence Hospital in Waco.

The counle is residing at North 23rd Street in Waco. Save $50 to $100 On Hearing Aid Mr. Treadway will hold his regular Hearing Clinic at the L. L. Hotel in Gatesville Monday.

Feb. 3, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. If you have a hearing problem of any kind, or you need service on your aid, we invite you to come in. We offer you professional experienced service.

Hearing test at no cost to Mr. Treadway you. We fit Hearing Aids, Nerve Instruments and the new Hearing Device that has nothing in the ear. We can always save you from $50 to $100 on your Aid. We carry a complete line of cords, batteries, earmolds, speakers, and tubing for all makes of aids and you can always save 20 per cent and more.

We do repair service on any make aid. Batteries mailed anywhere postage paid. If hearing is your problem, we have the answer at a price you can afford. Mr. Treadway is in the Temple office every Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m.

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