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The Gatesville Messenger AND STAR-FORUM 3, Pg. 6. -Gatesville, Texas February, 19, 1965 The hand used in measuring More than 11 million visitors height of horses is four inches. year see the Liberty Bell. Attention- Farmers Plan Now to Thrive in '65 Have you booked your planting seed for this spring? See Us For: Corn Maize Hybrid Sudan For Higher Yields For Bigger Profits ANHYDROUS AMMONIA is your best buy! LOWEST COST FERTILIZER.

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E. W. Blum Buried Saturday At Coryell City Mrs. E. W.

Blum, 72, died at 03 a.m. last Friday in the Sunset Lutheran Home in Clifton. She was a resident of Coryell City, and had lived in Central Texas most Funeral of her life. services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at John's Rev.

Don Flachmeier officiated, Lutheran Church, Coryell el City. and burial was in St. John's Cemetery. Mrs. Blum, a native of Washington County, moved to the Coryell City community with her parents in 1907.

She married E. W. Blum in 1917. They lived in Hamilton County for 15 years but returned to Coryell City in 1945. Mrs.

Blum was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. Survivors are her husband: three sons, Earon W. Blum of Jonesboro, Erwin Blum of Waco and Otto Blum of Arlington; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Richter of Oglesby and Miss Augus tie Rodenbeck of Coryell City: and nine grandchildren.

Pallbearers for Mrs. Blum's funeral were Otto Reinhardt, Melvin Jacobs, Walter Gohlke, Albert Weiss, Gilbert Westerfield and Clyde Krempin. CARD OF THANKS portunity to thank of you would like to take, this opfor your visits and cards and kind deeds. Special thanks to Dr. Brown and the nurses; and also to Bro.

Tullock for his prayers during my stay in the hospital. May God bless each of you. Mrs. Walter Bond CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 84 and FM 116 Sunday services -Sunday School at 10:15 a.m., worship services at 11 a.m.

and 7 p.m. The public is cordially invited to all services. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Frank H. Tobey, minister Sunday -Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., morning worship at 10:50 a.m. The public is cordially invited to all the ices.

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Ollie Little's Beautiful Chateau Ville MOTOR HOTEL and RESTAURANT Is Another Forward Move In This Community's Ever-Broadening Expansion We Salute Mr. and Mrs. Little For Their Foresight and Faith In This Area Gatesville Savings and Loan Ass'n. THE THE COWHOUSE PHILOSOPHER No Delinquents or No Hub Caps? Editor's note: The Cowhouse Philosopher on his Johnson grass farm out on Cowhouse Creek discovers something new about Russia this week. Dear editar: I was out here working on plans for a drive in window for barber shops--why not, you can buy nearly everything else without getting out of your carwhen I stopped to rest my! mind and pulled out a news paper which I always carry around for that purpose and got to reading an ar.

J. A. ticle about Russia. According to it, the Russian government has a drive on to crack down on the cheating of customers in stores and restaurants, by short -changing, shortweighting, diluting, misrepre- senting, etc. He's Surprised This was news to me.

You mean to say Russians cheat each other? You mean one Russian would sell another Russian a 15-yearold horse and pass it off as a Retired Engineer H. A. Rogers Sr. Buried Sunday Harmon Arch Rogers retired engineer and rancher, died Friday afternoon at his home in the Pecan Grove community. He was 75, and had been in failing health for a number of years.

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Scott's Chapel. Rev. Joe Davis officiated. and burial was in the Davidson Cemetery.

Mr. Rogers: born Sept. 10, 1889. at Mullin, served in the U. S.

Army during the first World War. He was married to Miss Annie Hanna April 23, 1918. and they lived for many years in Cuba. where Mr. Rog.

ers was superintendent of the railroad division of United Fruit Co. They returned to the United States in 1936 and lived in Tulsa. and Waco before mov. ing Coryell County in 1939. Mrs.

Rogers died in 1960. Mr. Rogers is survived by one son. H. A.

Rogers Jr. of Rt. 1. Oglesby: two grandchildren, Margaret Rogers and Harmon Arch Rogers III of Rt. 1.

0g- lesby: two sisters, Mrs. R. H. Burgess of San Antonio and Mrs. Paul E.

Dearmin of Temple: and three brothers. B. C. Rogers of Abilene, John L. Rogers of Houston and Victor B.

Rogers of Austin. Pallbearers for Mr Rogers' funeral were Joe V. Martin, J. T. Davidson.

Virgil Moore. Paul Burgess, Jack Hanna and Char les Rogers. CARD OF THANKS With deepest gratitude. we extend this word of thanks for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy by our thoughtful friends. We want to thank our faithful pastor, Don Flachmeier of Coryell.

the Corvell. Memorial Hospital staff, Dr. Lowrey, the nursing homes of Hamilton, and the Sunset Home. Their nurses and friends are wonderful. My wife and our mother has gone home.

but the day is almost spent and am waiting, waiting to be called. Your kindness has meant so much to us. May God bless you, one and all. The E. W.

Blums Earon, Erwin, Otto and their families Subscribe to The Messenger. FEED Range Blocks Shelled Oats and Corn Mixed Grain Horse and Mule Feed Meal and Cake Stock Salt Now Available At Burt's Grocery AND STATION Westview Addition At Hilltop. Dial UN 5-6017 No "Service Beyond The Policy" See CUMMINGS YOUR adependent INSURANCE AGENCY East Side Square--Dial UN 5-6016 9-year-old? I thought the state owned all the horses anyway. Or would a Russian used-car salesman sell you a car with car busted block, if they had any cars to, sell? You mean to say one Russian will lie to another Russian? I thought they were trained to be 100 per cent honest with each James Herring, Coryell Resident 70 Years, Dies James Walton Herring, 93, retired farmer, died Feb. 11 at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Henry Bethke, in Gatesville. He had lived in Coryell County nearly 70 years, and is survived by 108 direct descendants. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Scott's Chapel and were conducted by Rev. G.

L. Derrick. Burial was in the Ater Cemetery with H. L. Her.

ring. Roy Lee Herring. Claude Herring. Jimmy Sharp, Charlie Herring and J. C.

Walker serving as pallbearers. Mr. Herring, a native of Alabama, was married to Miss Sarah Jane Carnathan Sept. 11. to 1890, and they came to Coryell County in 1892.

They made their home the Ater community. Mrs. Herring died in 1940, and Mr. Herring moved to Gates ville in 1941. He was a member of the Church of Christ Survivors are four sons, Windom Herring of Fresno.

John Thomas Herring Gates ville, Charlie Herring of Waco and Henry Herring of Chandler. four daughters, Mrs. Lillie Smith of Dallas and Mrs. Addie Mae Vannoy. Mrs.

Medie Bethke all and of Mrs. Gatesville: Lottie Richardson, ter, Mrs. Rilla Balch of Turnersvilla: 40 grandchildren and 60 great COLDS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE City Drug Store The Nyal Store est only with foreigners. Human Nature But there was the article, reporting the government has ordered the courts to bear down with heavier penalties for for for for cheating. I had thought for a while that Russia had stamped out human nature, but I guess I was wrong.

I had thought the reason you didn't hear anything about Russian teenagers stealing hub caps was because they weren't any delinquents over there, but it really because there weren't any hub caps. Human nature is hard to whip, and I now suppose it's fair to say a man dining out ought to count his change, re. gardless of what form of government he's eating under. Now about this drive-in window for barber shops. All they'd have to do is get a longer cord for their clippers and climb in the back seat.

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