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Hie CateuiHe Iflcsscngcr AND STAR-FORUM Sec. 2. Tg. 4 Texas January 81, 196 1ARMON AAulcshoo Couple Visits Reeses by Mr. W.

L. Graham Messenger Correspondent LLAR DAY; BO FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY 1 1 snd M-a. Tommy Clem of Muleshoe were week end guests in the Leon Reese home. Frank and George Jones recently spent a couple of davs with the Preston Jones family of Tyler. Mrs.

John Griffin visited last CADIES' Tuesday in Gatesville with Mrs. Jake Rhoads. D. E. Rhoads of Coldthwaitr, LADIES' COATS Luxuriously styled wool Regular long coats, r.hort coas and ski coats.

M.iny styles. ALL Vz Price LADIES' DRESSES A hu-te group cf nationally advertised dretsss in regular sizes. Largo size Junior Sizas and V'2-sizes. All rftducsd to sell quick. ALL Vi Price SWEATERS cnsS SKIRTS Eyry sweater and skirt In our stock.

All beautifully styled by Lampl or Bobbie Brooks. ALL Vi Price Mrs. Nellie Rhoades of Ruroley Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peril and family of Lampasas.

Sonnv Moseley of Slater and Harlon Fowler of Izoro visited last TiiftHav nieht in the Don Rhoades home. M-s. Wavne Wilkinson, Mrs. Mamie Blackwell. Mrs.

Newt Botkin. Mrs. Joe Wilkinson, Mrs. IE Ernest Pendleton, Mrs. Don Rhoades and Mrs.

Billy Graham BROWN spent last Thursday with Mun Rosa Perryman. The womerrf CHILDREN'S SWEATERS All children's sweaters. A large group of styles and colors from size 4. ALL Vn Price sewed and cut out garments and also traded "white elephant" SPORTSWEAR All fall sportswear for ladies and children. Consists of pedal pushers, slack bermuda shorts and tops to match.

ALL 14 Price items. Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs. Shcrrill Vernon, 407 Andreirs, avnounce the marriage of their daughter, Linda Gail Verncn, to Vestal Ashhy, The ccvple was married Ddc, 20. They are making their home in Gatesville.

Mr. Ashby, a graduate of Flat High School, is emvloyed by the Texas Highway Department here. Ilia bride is completing her high school studies at Joriesboro. DOMESTIC 38Va inch, very smooth 64 60 brown domestic. Ideal quilt cloth.

Special (Why Pay 29c) Mr. and Mrs. B. Littlefield. Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Littlefield and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Graham and family attended a surprise birthday party held for Mrs. 22T George Adamson of Topsey last Thursday evening.

wood Baptist Church and presi dent of the local Ministerial As; Week end guests in the Per Baptists Seeking ToLocateMembers cy Littlefield home and the J. B. Littlefield home were their says: "We know that daughter and sister, Mrs. Dale Lipsey, and daughters of this a concern of all the churches in our city, because every denomination has and is The churches of the Southern Baptist Convention are looking for three million of their mem 103 VIRGIN WOOLENS A huge group of solid color and fancy woolens. All sponged, up to 66 inches wide.

All made to sell from $2.98 to $4.98 yd. SPECIAL $2.69 y- Mr. and Mrs, Wavne Wilkin A facing the problems of a mov ing population." son and Pat and Mrs. Mamie Blackwell spent last Friday night with, the A. D.

Moore family or Cfcbiirne, WHIPPED CREAM AND OTHER 100 DACRONS A huge group of solid colored dacrons 42 and 45 inches wide. The same goods that sell the nation over at $1.98 per yard and we hav. sold the same goods at $1.49 per yard. Now While rThey rtisfT" S9c yd- (Don't Miss This Value) bers during the month of February. The SBC, one of the nation's largest denominations with almost 11 million members, has lost track of approximately three million people who have moved, from one commun-ity to another.

PURE SILK LI Ell From one of the famous mills in the country. These goods were made to sell at $4.98 per yard. They are all 45 inches wide. Beautiful colors. A most luxurious fabric designed for fine dresses a nd suits.

We" ave sold the identical goods at $2.98 per yard. Special While They Last $1.09 Yd- Week end guests of Frank Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Thur- MRS. DAVID NOLEN DRAPER man Jones and family of Hous ton.

-T r-r-: Mr. arid Mrs. Ernest Pendle Layne-Draper Wedding Vows Said in OgJesby Baptist Church' A recent survey in Gatesville by SBC churches indicates there are about 130 Baptist families ton entertained with an 84 party Saturday -evening: Calling the J. B. Littlefield OUTINGS 36 inch heavy weight printed outings.

Special 35 Yd- home Sunday afternoon were I families who left SaShlSaU their church membership letter Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pendleton and and Mrs. Billy Graham. in the community they moved from.

Buy Lindy Pens at Messenger i W. H. Bryant, pastor of East- 36 inch solid color outings Miss Rosalind Suzanne Layne became the bride of David Nol-en Draper. Saturday evening, Jan. 25, in the First Baptist Church of Henry Radde officiated at the double ring ceremony.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Layne of Oglesby.

Mr. and Mrs. Nolen Draper of McGregor are the bride heavy weight. Many col ors. BETTER FABRICS in blue brocade and carried baskets of white flowers- tied with blue.

Harlin Huffman served the bridegroom as best man. Groomsmen were Green, Billy Barr, A. Reeee and Bernard McGuhe. Little Randy Blanchard was ring Ushers, were Larry Henson of Arlington and Timmy. Fegette.

Trie mother of the bride wore a pink peau de soie dress with matching pillbox hat and shoes. Her corsage was an orchid. Tlie bridegroom's mother selected a beige silk sheath with matching jewel hat and hoes. Her corsage was also" an. orchid.

A reception was held. in the fellowship hall of the, Miss Annette Foster of Dallas FINE FABRICS Nice collection of exceptional values in drip drl prints up to 45 inches wide. All made by famous mills such as Marcus Brothers, Concord, Everfast, George Woods and others. These goods were made to sell for 98c a yard and above. SPECIAL 29c Yd- A huge oroup of better fabrics, All from better mills.

All combed, up to 45 inches wide. Made to sell up to $1.29 yd. Special 3c warn MwwL 01 ti4 WIDE BROWN DOMESTIC Full 80 square, and 41 Vi inches wide. Very smooth and heavy. grooms parents.

The church was decorated in Jade and Woodwardia. Flanking the altar were tall white tapers in candelabra. Baskets of white stock centered the cathedral tapers. Preceding the ceremony. Mrs.

Luther! Ward, pianist, played tha traditional Wedding music. Mrs. Gaylen Crain of Dallas S3I SPECIAL yd. Go Top Grain registered the guests. Misses Marilyn Webb and Linda Beard TERRY sang "Because and "If God Left Only You." As the closing prayer, she sang "The Lord's Prayer." Given in marriage by her faj ther, the bride wore a gown of of Gatesville, cousins of the 72x90 BEACON I BLANKET Super sized to wrap you in warmth, allergy free, moth resistant and easy to care for.

Nice assortment of colors. SPECIAL $2.99 of the mi Wl JiLXL III. Li ii. bride, Millie Alice Alexander, Sarah WaddilT, Shelia Hale 'and June Homan were in the house wnue suit laced peau tie soie FEATHER PILLOWS Soft fluffy curled chicken feather pillows. Size 17x25.

Striped ACA ticks. 'Special $1.00 party. Little Misses Connie, Jan- TOWELS Nice size 20x40 loft absorbent terry towels. Stripe or solid colors. Reg.

49c Special ette and Beverly Lock, cousins of the bridegroom, passed out with intermission hemline and soft side pleats. Her bouffant skirt swept into a chapel train. Traditional long tapered sleeves 1 1 ii i.i: the rice bags. The bride's table, laid with white satin cloth with an over-skirt of white net, was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake topped with wedding bells Punch was served from a silver punch bowl surrounded with wedding flowers. Miss Layne is a student at TO ELS Huge thirsty heavy weight towel.

Size 24x46 in pastel colors and white. Special tpc ea. WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH 19C ea' WHITE SHEET BLANKETS Super quality blanket made of 100 warm fleecy cotton. Double bed size. Special $1.97 Baylor University and the bride VINYL COATS Pearlized leather-like vinyl coats made to look like leather.

$6.98 Zip Out Lining Special $3.99 $4.98 Plain Lined Special $2.99 groom is a student at Arlington State College. -They will live in aiiu cmiviui Mauupcu iieiKiine highlighted the top of the gown, and tiny clusters of seed pearls and irridescent sequins formed flowers on the yoke of Alencon lace and front panel of the skirt. A pearl crown with crystal prisms held the veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade of white butterfly roses centered with a white orchid atoD a white Bible. Miss Carof Jane Layne, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Misses Sylvia Dalton. Sharon Hale. Barbara Hamilton and Sharon Mays, roommate of the bride, of Cortez, Colo, They all wore street length dresses in flower blue peau de soie fashioned af-Jer the dress of the bride. Their headpieces were open crown Arlington and will both be stu dents there. The bride's goin? away suit was dusty pink wool with match TS2 ing pillbox hat of velvet, and her accessories were cranberry patent Out-of-town guests were from Shepherd Motor Co.

Ozona, Hamilton, Gatesville, Mound. Arlington, Moody, Houston, Belton; Temple, Mart, Hubbard, Dallas, Richardson, McGregor, Waco, Crawford, Cleburne, San Antonio, Killeen and MEN'S SHOES This is an outstanding grouo of oxfords and loafers. You may choose from large selection of colors and styles. Sizes 6V2 to 11. Special $4.99 MEN'S SOCKS Fine Rockford brand whit, athletic, sport and casual stretch socks.

Good weight with ribbed top. SPECIAL 2 P' $1.00 pillboxes with veils of blue illusion. Each carried a colonial bouquet of miniature pom-poms with streamers and illusion. GIRLS' SHOES Large assortment of styles in girls' dress and school shoes. Sizes from small 5 to large 3.

Values to $3.98. SPECIAL $2.69 Pf OR 2 PAIR FOR $5.00 Dallas and Jana Powell of Hubbard, cousins of the bride; were flower girls. They were dressed The typewriter was first put on the market in 1874. 5) fin was No question about it. All grain sorghum thrives best on Grace anhydrous ammonia, the superior nitrogen fertilizer that's 82 nitrogen.

Every variety, every hybrid. Yield increases of from 2,000 to 2,500 pounds can expected when Grace ammonia is applied according to recommended usage. So you make more money with your crop. Compare these advantages: COSTS LESS You get the most nitrogen for your dollar. It's 82 nitrogen; EASY TO APPLYNo bags, no extra bulk, no extra freight; ENCOURAGES HEALTHY ROOT SYSTEM AA.

applied in the root zone where it goes to work immediately. USE ANHYDROUS AMMONIA ON YOUR SORGHUM BEST FERTILIZER INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE We Also Have Dry Fertilizer and Applicators See us for v. 16-20-0 20-10-10 10-20-20 Now Is the Time to Top Dress Your Lawns for Early Spring Growth MEN'S CANVAS The working man deserves the best in warm fleece lined gloves. SPECIAL 24C pr 11 II We're men who sell find service big cars only. Cars that are engineered belter backed better SALE OF MEN'S OVERALLS World's best fitting overalls.

Ten ounce sanforized 100 cotton. Liberty stripe. SPECIAL $319 MEN'S WORK SHOES Long wearing heavy retan upper; Goodyear welt, one piece baclc and thick cork sole. SPECIAL 059S P'- for more savings than anyvcar in their class. Backed by 40 years of engineer AND NOT ONLY WEEK ENDS EITHER! ing leadership.

We don't sell jr. edition Chryslers, because they downgrade your pride. And your SPECIALS EVERY DAY MEN'S Investment. We're men who stand up tall behind our cars with courteous, dependable service MEN'S HATS Men's well known Champ felt hats reduced for this event. Large selection of styles and colors in these fin.

fur felt hats, SPECIAL $7.99 Regular $9.95 after the sale. With fair, square trade-in allowances. Nothing small about our deals. Stop In. MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Full cut, sanforized, two pocket, blue chambray shirts.

Sizes 14Vz to 17. Special $1.00 SLACKS Nice selection of men's fine Hubbard pants reduced. You will want several pair at this low price. Values to $14.98. SPECIAL $7.99 And meet us.

i ciqy See Buddy Voss br Charles Powell at tafe RHODES '-'Dent'-Store The Gatesville Gin Co. AND" STATE SCHOOL ROAD PHONE UN 5-4317 6:33 a m. to 7:00 p.m. Except Sundays and Holidays 'THE DEPENDABLE STORE" GATESVILLE Phone UN 5-2812 WMOwrainAttiii vf CHRYSLER TJ MUlUHki CttMHjhAUUfl.