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HANDBOOKS DISTRIBUTED The Gatcsuilk TRessmgcr AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas July 1, 1966 Sec. 2. Pg. 1 Hospital Taking Applications For Vocational Nurse Training sippi, Ijouisiana and Texas. Medicare Machinery Starts Rolling Today Valorie Worthy Makes June Tour Valorie Worthy, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Clifford Worthy of Turnersville, was one of 27 young people from the Central Texas Conference of the Methodist Church making a Methodist Mission Tour June 12-21. The tour covered Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis- sored by the Coryell County Methodist Fifth Sunday Fellow ship. Ihe groui) visited Goodwill Industrie's, Bethlehem Centers, Mrs. D. H.

King Of Plainview Buried Monday Mrs. D. Hawkins King, 87, of the Plainview community died Sunday night in a local rest home. She had been a Coryell County resident most of her life. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.

Monday at Scott's Funeral Home, Rev. John Hardy offi colleges, churches, and the Skelton concluded. "Picture yourself Jane Doe. LVN Apply now for an interview and an Methodist Publishing House and Coryell Memorial Hospital is stil' taking applications for enrollment in School of Vocational with July 30 set as the deadline. After serving as president.

Upper Room Chapel in Na.sh jonni Quincy Adams was elected ville. to the House of Representatives Miss Worthy's trip was spon-1 in 1830 and served for 17 years. Applications are being accepted by Mrs. Mildred Skelton at the hospital. Enrollment is open to both men and women, ages 18 to 50.

It is required that an applicant have finished, with acceptable grades, the 10th grade in high school but high Mrs. O. J. Lee's Mother Dies Mrs. Will Gent, mother of Mrs.

O. J. Lee of Evant, died Juno 20 in the Hamilton hospi ciating. Burial was in the King Cemetery. MONUMENT SPECIAL! OFFER AVAILABLE FOR LIMITED TIME gram.

Cards for people who have protection under only one part of Medicare will be received befoie July 1. A copy of "Your Medicare Handbook" is being sent to all persons who have signed up for Medicare. Everyone should have a copy of this handbook not later than July 1. The handbook explains how payments will made. It also includes a copy of the easy to complete form to bo in requesting payment of doctor bills undT the medical insurance program.

THE HANDBOOK also has a listing of all the Blue Shield Mrs. King, born Miss Mary (FAitor'a note: This is the first in a series of articles by Jack B. Calvert, district manager of the Temple Social Security office, explaining what oldsters can expect now that health insurance benefits have gone into effect.) On July 1, about 19 million older Americans will be protect td under Medicare's hospital insurance program. More than 17 million 9 out of 10 who have signed up for the supplementary mtdical insurance will also have protection for the payment of doctor bills and a wide variety of other medical services, even if they do not go to the hospital, a1- Ada Lesley in Mississippi, came to Coryell County at an early age and livrd in tne lopsey community. She and Mr.

King, a farmer, were married April 12. 1914. and lived in the Tlain- jnmmmiiniT" ir -1 inn m-rom -rrrr tt, ND REVi'S I view community all their mar-rifd life. He died Aug. 3.

1964. GLORIA Mrs. King was a member of nmfASu -J96J and private insurance organiza the Tonsey Methodist Church. tions that will be handling medi school graduates are preferred. "As a career, vocational nursing offers you the soecial rewards and satisfactions that come from helping others." Mrs.

Skelton pointed out. "The education for a vocational nurse is an excellent preparation for living at home, at work, in the community. Vocational nurses are a vital part of the staff of most hospitals throughout the United States. All states and the District of Columbia now license vocational nurses. "After completion of one year of training and the passing of tho state board examination, you may choose your field of work in a hospital, a nursing home, cal insurance claims, so bene tal.

She was 83. Funeral services were held June 22 in the Evant Funeral Home, and burial was in the Hurst Ranch Cemetery. Survivors include three sons, J. A. Gent of Corpus Christi.

N. J. Gent of Madisonville and Cecil VV. Gent of Sweetwater; five daughter, Mrs. B.

Hogan of Fort Worth, Mrs. Henry Godwin of Fort Worth, Mrs. Grafton Roe cf San Antonio, Mrs. Doris Patterson of Lampasas and Mrs. Lee of Evant; two brothers.

Tull Wright of Brown-wood and Austin Wright of Evant; 23 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Holiday Notice The Social Security Adminis ficiaries can quickly ses where to their payment claims for tration, the agency responsible She is survived by several nephews and nieces. She was preceded in depth by a daughter, Ila Faye, in 1919. Pallbearers for Mrs. King's funeral were Bentley Curry, Wade Dyer, Sam Patterson, Fred Koch Fred Dyer Jr.

and Ed Necessary. a doctor's office, or private duty in a home or hospital" Mrs. doctor bills, home health serv ices, and other services included in the supplementary plan. "Your Medicare Handbook" is designed as a ready source of information and guidance for each person covered by Medicare, Tho health insurance identification card, and the handbook, is the key to the older American's Medicare protection. In future articles, I will discuss each part of Medicare and how to file claims for reimbursement in detail.

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Marker Display Open Every Week Day and Every Sunday Afternoon. Visit Our Large Selection Available at 10 Discount WRITE OR COME SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT. Jim Phipps Memorial Co. Box 121611 10 La Soil Phone PL 2-8307 WACO, TEXAS for operating Medicare, has been hard at work since last summer informing Americans 65 and over of their rights under Medicare, signing them up in tho voluntary medical insurance plan, and setting up the machinery that will begin to roll on July I. HOSPITALS, doctors, and insurance organizations have been consulted and have taken part in formulating policies for the health insurance program; and all policies have been considered by the Health Insurance Benefits Advisory Council, a 16-mcmber group, appointed under the law to advise on Medicare policy.

Records have been set up for everyone 65 or over who is eligible for Medicare, and health insurance identification cards have been sent to almost all people who have signed up for both parts of the Medicare pro-1 Rites Wednesday For Levita Tot Lonnie Dale Murry, 19-months-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Bobbie Murry of Levita. died Monday in a Dallas hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 10 a. m.

Wednesday at Scott's Funeral Home and were conducted by. Rev. Stanley Wilson. Burial was in the Levita Ceme Notice Is hereby given that the banks of Gatesville will observe Monday, July 4 (Independence Day), as a legal holiday and will not be open for business on that date. The general public is requested to take notice and transact its business accordingly.

National Bank of Gatesville Guaranty Bank Trust Co. Miss Worthy Wins Prize for Ride Corliss Worthy, 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Worthy of Turnersville, placed third in a 3-day, 90-mile horseback endurance contest Adamses Visit Son Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Adams spent the week end in Austin tery, The child is survived by his visiting their son. Airman Second Class Jimmy Adams, and wife. Young Adams is stationed at Bergstrom Air Force Base. parents; two brothers, Bobbie PEPSI-COLA Carl Murry and Jimmie Wayne Murry; and his grandparents, Mrs. Lillie i Murry and Ernest infill Bi) Uranus ss flu? Subscribe to The Messenger 6 -bottle carton Rivers, all of Levita.

39c A staged as part of the Chisholm Trail Centennial celebration. Route of the ride was from near Irving to Saint Jo in Montague County. Twenty-three girls participated in the race. One of them was Carol Daniel of Austin, a friend of Corliss and a visitor in the Worthy home. Miss Daniel, also 15, finished fourth in the race.

Miss Worthy won a pair of western boots and Miss Daniel was awarded an outfit of girl's western clothing. Leonard (Jiggs) Daniel, uncle of Miss Daniel, sponsored the girls' participation in the event Blanchard Completes Army Electrical Course DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK FORT EUST1S, VA- Army Pvt. Ronnie J. Blanchard, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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