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FOR RENT 2-bedroom house SPARE TIME INCOME CLASSIFIED nv; i n-iv hi runn nines, storage rooms and gsrages. Call 'vCT OGV7 TtWt I The CtAtsMt AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas March 15. 1968 Sec 1, Pg. 5 CORYllL In Past Tense Charles Terrell In Vietnam' Now VIETNAM Enginema.i Fireman Charles C. Terrell, USN.

son of Mrs. Dorothy A. Miller of jPCupperas Cove, 'arrived in Vietnam and has been assigned duties with the U. S. Navy's River Patrol Force.

It conducts Operation Game Warde which checks enemy movement on rivers of the Mekong Delta and Rung Sat Special Zone, a swampy area surrou iding the main shipping channel to Tyler Was Truly County's 'Father' -v I A Refilling and collecting money ffonv NEW! TYPE -liigh-qoaUty un-rpera1ed dispensers tn jour area- Nri selling. To qualify you nwt hive car, references. $600 to 52.900 casl). Seven to twelve 1 hours can net excellent mottthlv incunie. More full time.

Fof personal interview wii'e PENTEX DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 3131 A) STEM-MOVS FREEWAY. DALLAS, TEXAS 75247. Include phone number. ltp WANTED: TO DO YOUR CUSTOM PI)WING Billy Sellers, call 865-2464.

11-tfc WANTED: HAY BALING Can Eill Vearev at 8S5-5294 or Bob Lee at 865-7173. 28-tfc WANTED; Lady to do housework one or two days a week. Call 855-5439 after 5:30 p.m. or week er.ds. 33-tfc WANTED: BABY SITTING IN MY HOME, ALSO IRONING Iron for $1.50 for a mixed dozen.

Mrs. Blanehard, 205 Spindletop or call 865-6243. 26-3tp(tfc) NOTICES BARGAIN PRICES -Oil Used Applia ices Refrigerators Washing Machines TV Sets. R. E.

Powell Co. 8-tfc NOTICE Pecan shelling season ends March 16. Please bring your iecans by then. Turner's Pecan Sheller. 1803 Leon phone 865-2425.

34-2tc AIRPLANE RIDES Sunday afternoons. $3.00 and up. See Dean Mooks at City-County Airport. 33-4 tp NOTICE SEWER ROOT SERVICE used for cutting roots out of sewer lines and also for unstopping sewer lines. For service, call 8G5-2868.

32-tfc PLUMBING CO. Plumbing, Rheem heating and air conditioning. Contracting and repairs. Fast service and free estimates. Master licensed plumber.

Willie Ixgan, call 865-2868. 32-tfc NOTICE I have a tractor and will plow gardens or haul fertilizer. Frank Andrews, 407 Live Oak, phone 865-5444. 12-tfc NEED SOMEONE in this area to assume small monthly payments on spinet piano-Write Credit Manager, Box 3035, Lubbock. Texas.

34-2tc NOTICE: APPALOOSA STALLION SERVICE Color and confirmation. Guaranteed color and live foal. No color, no charge. Phone 865-5523. 30-tfc ANTIQUE SALE Saturday, March 16 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. 2Vz miles west of Gatesville on Hvw. 81 and FM 116 at Phillirw Antiques. 35-ltc FRANCIS S. GLASS Exceptional opportunity for youn people, ages 12 through 24.

$5,000 life insurance for only $20.00 per to age 27. at which time it becomes $5,000 of guranteed cash value life insurance having a net cost not exceeding $20.00 i year on the annual premium basis! No war. military or aviation restrict ioiR anywhere in the world. Can you beat this? Office on State School Road. Phone 865-5392.

33-6tc NOTICE Registered American Quarter Horse Stud Service Good confirmation. Call Bill Veazey. 865-5294. 31-tfc FOR MONUMENTS and Memorials of distinction, phone Tom Post Thomson. 865-5624.

Representative of Terrell Granite Works. Temple. Texas. Serv-big Central Texas over 60 years. 8-tfc PLUMBING, heating air-conditioning Residential and commercial.

Free estimates Billy Pollard, licensed master plumber, phone 865-2861 or 865-5284. 18-tfc NOTICE We will grind your scissors, knives and clipper blades. All work guaranteed. Thanks. Ward's Barber Shop, next to Black's Grocery.

J. C. Ward. 13-tfc and also 1 -bedroom hMi.e imth unfurnished. Call Billy TayW ai 28-tf.

FOR RENT Small furniisled apartment with private bath, located near business section. Call 865-2419. 21-tfe FOR IASE 461 acres of grass land. Two gojd wells, goat fenced. Contact Grady Hanes, Evant, phone 471-2811.

25-tfc FOR RENT by week or month, furnished 1-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes. Bills paid. Inquire at Burt's Grocery, Hilltop, phone 865-6017. 9-tfc FOR RENT W. T.

HIX BUILDING at corner of Leon and 7th Sts. For more information contact W. T. Hix, phone 865-5126. Gatesville.

23-tfc FOR RENT 1-bedroom furnished apartment two blocks from square. Utilities paid. No children and no pets. Call 865-2827. 28-tfc WANTED HELP WANTED or Women Easy to learn, light wor Supply Consumers with world famous Rawleigh Pro--duclr.

in Coryel! County or dist. in Gatesville. Should earn $3.50 pe? hour or more, dependim: on ability to lenrn. No investment. Write Rawleigh, Memphis, Tnn.

ltp WANTED: Antiques and old items Bring them by the or call 865-5840. McBeth's Antique Shop, Scenic Drive, W. Hwy. 84. 32-tfc NKKDED NOW Women with ambition to earn money.

Good income, part or full time. Write Avon P. O. Box 13446. Fort Worth.

34-3tc WANTED Neat, personable car waitress for part-time work on both shifts. Also need clean, dependable woman fr food preparation on nijj'it shift. No experience necessary. Apply at The Snak Shak. phone 865-5211.

Also taking applications now for additional help during busy summer season. 35-2tc WANT TO TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY PEOPLE Contact Anna Spitzenberger at Ireland, Texas. 32-7tp WANTED Carp entering, sheetrocking and painting. $1.25 per hour. R.

A. Bertra id, Pur-mela, or phone 432-5154. 29-tfc FRANCIS S. GLASS Special low- premium rates on life insurance for non-cigarette smokers. Office on State School Road Phone 865-5392.

S3-6tc WANT A GOOD USED electric or gas range? Drake Furniture. 814 Main has bargains on them. Also 18 cu. ft. upright home freezer, in good condition.

Call 865-2017. 34-2tc WANTED Scrap iron, car radiators, batteries, copper wire and tubing. Brass and aluminum. I pay top prices. R.

Featherston. located 2 miles east on Hwy. 84. Phone 865-5785. Also will buy starters, generators and electric motors.

30-25 tp WANT BABY SITTER in my home Hours. 2:30 p. m. to 8 p. m.

Mrs. Ann Vredenburg. call 865-2360. 34-tfc Wanted Night Attendant for servfce station. Must bo married and at least 35 years old.

Would con-sMar pensioner if he's active. Good pay, permanent Job for right party. If you're not honest, don't apply. A. H.

McCOY 2201 MAIN ST. COFFEE DISTRIBUTOR NEED DISTRIBUTOR for Name Brand Coffee Products, Servicing Company Accounts using Coffee Service. Must be bond-able, have car 5 to 7 hours per week. More Full Time; Starting Inventory of $799.00 required. For Personal Interview Write or Call: ACJ14 ME-7-5850 714 Stemmons Tower South.

Dallas, Two 75207 34-2tc NABISCO SNACK ROUTE SPARE TIME INCOME Collecting Money and Restocking Company Accounts Dispensing NABISCO SNACKS Must Be Bondable, Have Car and Able to Devote 8 Hours Per Week: Starting Inventory of 4 $599.00 to $1499.00 Required. For Personal Interview Call or Write NABISCO SNACK VARIETIES 1041 Exchange Park North Dallas, Taxaa 732 JS ACJ14 FL 7-4241 S5-2tc ARTHRITIS, rheumatism sufferers, try Alpha Tablets, Relief lasts fur hours. Only $2.49 City Druff. 1966 BUICK LE SABRE 2-DR. HARDTOP FOR SALE 33,000 actual miles; only 6,000 on the tires.

Power steering and brakes, AC, hi performance V-8 engine. Scarlet red with all vinyl interior. $295. Mrs. John T.

Dyche, call 865-6812. 31-tfc FOR SALE Big live oaks set this house apart. Ash paneled kitchen and den with fireplace, central heat and air, large room, two tile baths. Living room and bedrooms carpeted. 1688 sq.

ft. living space with double garage and storage. Call 865-6379 after 5 p.m. 35-tfc FOR SALE 4-year-old registered Brangus bull. Elmo Tyler.

Ireland, Texas. Call 463-2457. 33-3tc FOP. SALE 1967 Chevelle SS. 396' engine.

4-sp. trans. Soe at Westview Automotive or cal! 865-6894. 35-ltc HOME FOR SALE OR RENT AT FLAT Two bedrooms, large living room, kitchen and dining room, bath; all city conveniences. Priced to sell.

See Ruby Oswalt, Rt 4. Gatesville, or call 282X about 4 p.m. 13-tfc FOP SALE NICE GILT, around 275 or 300 lbs. M. Wright.

Golf Course Road, phone 865-5752. ltc BATTERIES SLOW CHARG-ED 69c. Rent batteries furnished. White Auto Store. 28-tfc 30-INCH GAS RANGES $159.95 to $199.95 delivered in town.

Sears, 618 Leon call 865-2261. 35-ltc Building Lots For Sal Large lots, 145-ft. wide deep, with bijr trees. In Shady Oaks Addition at Fort Gates. Community water system, natural gas.

Contact Jim Grinstead at 865-2263 or 865-6807. 20-tfc FOR RENT 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. FOR RENT Living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath. Prefer middle aged lady or couple. 306 South 5th St.

Phone 865-558S. 35-tfc FOR RENT 2-bedroom house located one mile east of Gatesville. Phone 865-2952 after 5 p. m. 34-tfc FOR RENT Nice furnished apartment, new wall paneling, Ceilings and floors installed.

No pets. Apply at 1806 E. Main St See T. Bighorn. 28-tfc FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT Prefer couple or single lady.

1701 Leon St. Phone 865-2354. 17-tfc FOR RENT 2-bedroom unfurnished apartment at 122 N. 27th St. Phone 865-5353 after 5 p.

m. 31-tfc FOR RENT Lare house, unfurnished, at 1704 Saunders Street. James W. Boyd. Call 865-5345 days or 865-5829 nights.

35-tfc FOR RENT Nice 2-bedroom house, unfurnished. See C. W. Turner, phone 865-C718. 32-tfc FOR RENT Furnished house.

2-bedroom, with glassed-in sleeping porch, two baths. Located at Amett Call 865-5923 after 6 pjn. 30-tfc FOR RENT 2-bedroom furnished garage apartment, locat-ed at 1107 Waco St. 34-tfc FOR RENT 2-bedroom house in Westview. Call 865-715C.

35-2tc FOR RENT Unfurnished 2-bedroom house with garage attached, at 607 South 7th SL ADplv at 704 College St, phone 865-5635. 34-tfc FOR RENT Furnished apartment To couple or single person. Mrs. Zula Andrews. 407 Live Oak St, phone 865-5444.

28-tfc SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT Close Ideal for couple. Mrs, Vivian Straw, phone 865-2839. 34-tfc FOR RENT 3 bedroom house 11 mies out on pavement All conveniences, gars re and garden spot Phone 865-5458. ltc FOR RENT Furnished apartment suitable for couple or one person. Close to laundry, town and beauty shop; at 206 S.

5th St Call 865-5827. 31-tfc FOR RENT 5-room house located seven miles from Gatesville- See B. E. Chambers or phone 865-2923. 33-tfc FOR RENT Unfurnished duplex 2-bedroom apartment on ThfOma St Call 865-2542.

E. A. Draper. 34-tfe -FOR RENT 2-bedroom house with attached garage at 102 S. 3rd St Phone 865-5817 or 34-tfe FOR RENT Small 1-bed-room furnished house.

Utilities paid. Near churches and town. R. at Arnold, phone 865-2333 or 865-5711. 35-tfe SEE US FOR CONSTRUCTION of Farm Tanks and Ponds; Diversion Ditches-Work done by Soil Conservation Service specifications or by the hour.

W. E. (Cub) Poston at Poston Implement phone 865-2413. Earl Sumerford, operator. 40-tfc APPALOOSA STUD SERVICE Color and conformation.

See Charles Bruton or call 865-5572. 22-tfc NOW IS THE TIME Youn registered Polled Here-ion! bulls. See Pat Baugh, Peiii-Bilt Lake, Gatesville. "THE" Appaloosa Stallion Snapper's Red Hart. free breeding to a limited number of mares.

Jack Wicker. 34-4tc BRACE yourself for a thrill the fii-st time you use Blur Lustre to clean rugs. Rent electric shampooer $1. Powell Supply Cc. ltc FRANCIS S.

GLASS Children ages 0 thru 21 can have $2,000 protection to age 25 and a guarantee for $30,000 future' life protection for only one single premium of $100. Think of this! A child age 0 would have this at a cost of $2.00 per thousand per year! Also the guaranteed availability of $30,000 total protection. This is new. different, and the nerfect gift for life time remembrance. Office on State ScIkjoI Road.

Phone 865-5392. 33-6tc IF YOU'RE HAVING trouble with your car papers and need help, SEE A. H. McCOY. Ceme earlyApril 1 is the deadline.

BAW PEST CONTROL For termites, roaches, ants, rats and trees satisfaction guaranteed. Free estimates and inspection. Owned and operated by Verlon and Cleddy Baize, Rt. 2, Gatesville. phone 865-6561 or 865-5030.

27-lltp COPY SERVICE Bring us your pictures old or new for additional copies. LUKER STUDIO. 703-A Main St. 8-tfc GATESVILLE BUG MAN Rid your home, trees and yard of roaches, termites, rats and ants. Free estimates and inspection.

Call B. M. Huckabee at 865-5532 or Junior Millsap at 865-2604. 27-tfc FLOOR SANDING AND FIN-ISHING We wax and polish floors, lay inlaid linoleum and tile. Bond's Floors, phone 865-2941.

3-tfc BARGAIN PRICES! On Used HAVE THAT OLD MATTRESS renovated or converted into an innerspring, choice of spring units and ticking. Box springs in matching colors. Win-field Mattress Factory. Ph. 865-5712.

27-fc NOTICE OF ELECTION Tho Gatesville Ind. School District board of school trustees officially ordered a trustee election for the Gatesville Ind. School District. Coryell County. State of Texas.

The order was passed, as required by law, per-tainin: to such election. This is public notice-, as required by law. designating time and places of holding said elec-tkn. Election of school board members will be held on the 6th day of April, 1968 in the lobby of the Gatesville high school located on Lovers Lane, Gatesville, Texas. The place for voting absentee will be in the office of the District's tax-office located at 110 North Lut-terloh, Gatesville-.

Texas. Absentee votes may be cast beginning March 18. 1968 through April 2. 1968 during the regu-lir office hours of the tax-offer Gatesville Public Schools DEAD ANIMAL SERVICE Sure service. Service charge: under 25 miles, $1.50.

under 50 miles, $3 from Hamilton. Tex. ChII 386-3303. Hamilton, Tsxas 33-4te also laid off the town of Gatesville His eldest son, George W. Tyler, was the, first child born In Coryell County, though it was then in Bell County, lie contracted to carry the mail from Belton to Gatesville each week and "had a post office estab lished at his house, called Co ryetl, of which either he, John Tyler or Albert G.

Tyler, was postmaster," He was "made a Master Mason at tne organization of Gatesville Lodge and assisted by a libers! loan of money to the building of ft substantial stone lodge room over the store of Cook It Gar-ard" between 1857 and 1860. ALL Or THESE activities combine to establish O. T. Tyler's right to the sobriquet be stowed upon him in later years as "the father of Coryell County." It's not too late yet to properly mark the site of his old home in the county and thus establish a link with the past and a man who did much to put CoryeU on today's map. CORYELL CITY Nawara Couple Has Baby Girl by Mrs.

O'to Relnhardt Messenger Correspondent A baby girl named Cynthia Ann. was born last Thursday night to Mr. and J4rs. Bobby Nawara of Bruceville. The mother is the former Miss Joyce Reinhardt.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Relnhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nawara.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reinhardt visited Mrs. Nawara and new-baby Sunday in a Waco hospital and also called on the Kenneth Bolen family. Mrs.

W. J. Christ. Mrs. Olga Jacobs and Mrs.

H. W. Rabbe visited Mrs. Bertha Falkenberg during the week end. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Reinhardt attended the wedding of Miss Janet Schranze and Phil Kessler Saturday evening in First Baptist Church of Clifton. Mr. and Mrs. Lorcn Rueter and Melissa.

Mrs. Kenneth Brookshire and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reinhardt visited Sunday with Mr. Brookshire in the Army hospital in San Antonio.

Kenneth underwent eye surgery- last week and is recovering Condolences are being extended to Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Niemeier in the death of their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Gauer of Valley Mills.

Mrs. Gauer was found dead Sunday evening in her home by her son, Ronnie. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at St. John's Lutheran Church. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Reinhardt received word Monday night that their little granddaughter, Kimberly Kay Bolen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bolen of Waco, had undergone an appendectomy in a Waco hospital. Mrs.

Reinhardt is sending a few days with the Rolens to help care for the children. ATfR Group Attends Art Show Saturday bv Mrs. W. R. Whisenhunt Messenger Correspondent Mrs.

Willie Pruett. Mrs. Ver Whisenhunt. Mrs. Ruby Weaver and Mrs.

Walter Jones attended an art show Saturday at len Rose. Mrs. Pruett entered several paintings. The Ater Cemetery committee met March 4 far a business session in the W. R.

Whisen-nu home. Rev, Waylon Bratton of Dallas spent Friday night with Mrs. Baroett and son, Rufus. Mr. and Mrs.

Willie Tlmmons spent last Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Laveme Ttm-mons of Waco. Mr. and Mrs, Jeff Carpenter of McGregor were week en guests in the Ernest Timmont home.

I Mi. and Mrs. Otha Rogers, Mrs. Cena Jones and Mrs. Eva Ward of Gatesville called in the Rupert Whisenhunt home Sure-day afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sellers were dinner guests Sunday In the Ruel Whisenhunt home. They visited later with Mr. and Mrs.

WiBis Whisenhant. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Timmons tnd son of Waco spent Saturday night In the Willie Timmons home. WUEa Ttoimona and Sam Weaver spent a day fishing last week on the Colorado Riv.

by Laura Simmons Texas History Collection Baylor University Moat tourists traveling the recently announced Brazos Travel Trail through Coryell County on their way to Hernia-Fair '68 will miss the ruins of one of the most interesting pioneer homes in the area that of Judge O. T. Tyler, who is known as "the father of Coryell County." The ruins of the one-time grand structure, located in a picturesque bend of the Leon River near Oglesby, consist of the rock walls and outlines of several rooms, each with its own fireplace. The site is not too inaccessible and some action should be taken by citizens to mark a id call attention to what was the home of the man who had much to do with the creation of CoryeU County. The house was built about 1859 by Carolyn and O.

T. Tyler as a home for their family. The two had been married at Fort Gates in 1850. At that time Coryell County was still a part of Bell County and their license was the first issued in the just-created county named for Gov. P.

H. Bell. This means that their liccise was also the first issued in Coryell County. Orville Thomas Tyler, a native of West Brookfield, came to Texas in 1834 at the age of 24 years. Choosing his headlight according to the colonization laws of that time, the young man took land just above the three forks of Little River near the present site of Bel ton in Bell County.

TWICE DURING those first few years Tyler was forced to flee his newly-established homestead. In early 1836, following the first armed clashes of the War for Texas Independence, settlers from all parts of the Central Texas area fled eastward to escape the fate promised by Santa Anna and his invading army. Then again, after San Jacinto. Tyler and his neighbors fled the area when Indians threatened to overrun the settlements. It is recorded that when Tyler began his second flight he carried behind him on his horse a nine-year-old girl named Caroline, the daughter of his neighbors, Capt.

and Mrs. Goldsby Childers. It was this girl to whom he was married 14 years later. Tyler and his young bride took up residence near old Fort Gates and in 1859 began work on their first permanent home which was completed sometime about 1861. The family occupied the house only until 1864 when they moved to Salado so the children could have the benefits of education at Salado College.

A short time lAter the house was destroyed by fire thought to have been started when the family living there shut their dgs up inside the house and left them. The dogs apparently knocked something into the fire in one of the fireplaces and the blaze spread to other parts of the house. DURING HIS first years in Coryell County, Tyler raised corn for the military post at Fort Gates and when the garrison was moved westward, he made a number of trips to the new outpost. The route he blazed became known as the Old Corn Road. Sometimes this old trail is called the Phantom Hill I Road or Military Road.

In 1854, when Coryell County was organized from territory belonging to Bell County, O. T. Tyler was among those involved in setting up the new county. He was chosen as the first Chief Justice or County Judge and later served the county in the state legislature. According to an obituary published in the Belton news-oaper when he died in 1886, he "had the county boundaries surveyed, and it is believed assisted personally in the survey, and MRS.

WHITTENBURG HOSTS FLAT H-D CLUB MEETING Flat Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Bessie Whittenburg. Mrs. Jerry Swearlngen, Mrs. O.

Clawson, Mrs. Wilson Whigham and Mrs, Dan Cross gave council reports, and' Mrs. Swearlngen gave the program on Home Management The hostess serv-ed pie. chips, nuts and coffee to members. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank each of you for the words cf sympathy, flowers, food and every act of kindness shown us during the loss of our loved one.

May Cod bless each I you. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jfiemeier J. rxGauer and Ronnie RENT A TYPEWRITER Standards and portables, $3.50 month or $3 a week; electrics, $15 month or $5 a week.

The Gallery'. East Side Square, plione 865-2059. 18-tfc TV REPAIR SERVICE CaD Red Norman at Drake's Furniture, 865-2017. for prompt, reliable TV Repairs. 33-tfc NOTICE Get rid of unwanted growth and parasites on your land.

Work done by members of Explorer Post 174. Reasonable prices and reliable work. For further information, contact Wayne Durham at 865-6884. 28 tfc FLOWERS for all occasions, weddings, funerals, Mrs. J.

8. Graves, in Coryell County News Building, Ph. 865-2516. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids addressed to the Honorable County Judije an(T the Commissioners Court of Coryell County, Texas will be accepted in the office of the County Auditor until A. March 25.

1968 at whicl" time they will be opened anc" read aloud in the office of the County Judge, first floor, County Courthouse, for furn-1 ishim; the county with: One 1 1 New 2 Ton Truck with the following minimum sjx-t ifications: 185 hp. V-8 engine Standard Cab 132 in. wheel base speed transmission 1.1 in. clutch 000 lb. front axle lb.

front springs 2 sneed 15.000 lb. rear axle 2,000 lb. rear springs 2.000 lh. auxiliary springs 1 speed power take-off (cable control) Heavy duty vaeuum boost-e; brakes (124 in. stroke (2 750x20 8 ply tube type front tires (4 8.25x20 10 ply tube type rear tires (2) Outside rear-view mirror 1 Re-circulating heater and defroster Heaxy duty radiator Directional lights Spare wheel (All wheels in.

rim) Color: Yellow For further information contact Pat Hollingsworth, Commissioner. Prect. 2. The Commissioners Court reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids received. NEWLON C.

SANFORD County Auditor 3r-2tc Political Announcements The Messenger and Star-Forum Is authorized to make the following political announcements subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held May 4, 1961. For Congressman, 11th Texas District: W. R. (Bob) POAGE For Associate Justice, 10th Court of Chril Appeals: VIC HALL of McLennan County For Sheriff: WIN FRED (Windy) CUMMINGS (Re-election) For County Attorney: J. ALBERT DICKIE (Re-election) For County Tax Collector: J.

B. (Jack) WHIGHAM (Second Elective Term) HOLICE E. BARTON For Commissioner, Baat 1: i OTHA MED ART (Second Term) CURTIS SMITH For Commissioner, Beat 2 i (Unexpired Term): PAT N. HOLLINGSWORTH I MRS. ROY EVETTS I BEN MICKAN TENNISON For Commissioner, Boat 3: JIM SEARCY (Re-election) ROLAND V.

WRIGHT For Constable. Precinct 1: (Bobbie) MANNING (Re-election) H. SPRADLEY P. R. (Slim) GALAWAY For Constable, Freeinct 2: A- H.

(Ab) DONALDSON (Second Term) For Constable, Precinct 3: ABE MERRITT For Constable, Precinct 4: W. (PaU SNODDY For Democratic Chairman! CHARLES POWELL FLIGHT OFFICER Robert B. Dold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A.

Dold of 204 North 79. Street, Gatesville, has been awarded the silver wings of an American Airlines flight officer after completing training at American's flight school in Fort Worth. Born in Houston, Dold graduated from Potest High School and the University of Texas. Prior to joining American Airlines, he served in the U. S.

Air Force for seven years, from 1953 to 1955 and 1942 to 197, attaining the rank of major. Dold and his wife, Martha, and their children, Sandra and Bobby, will make their home in the Boston, area, where he has been bas'd. COURTHOUSE REPORTS Marriage Licenses Issued Herbert West and Mrs. Tony Mac Ritchie; Chris Sherrill Vernon and Miss Jana Kath-k-en Mackin; Delbert Ray Roe-rick and Miss Mary Elizabeth Whaley; Thomas Anderson Crowdie Jr. and Miss Margaret Estelle McKay.

New Cars Registered Harold El Kennedy, Chevrolet sport coupe; Robert Polk Sadler, Chevrolet sedan; Patsy Ford sedan; Otis R. Helms, Plymouth sedan; Irby T. Petsick. Chevrolet pickup; Andrew Watson. Chevrolet sedan; Eddie Hardie, Ford sedan; Coryell County Precinct 4.

Chevrolet truck; Frank Rael Plymouth sedan. Warranty Deeds Recorded B. D. W. Pollard and Rob Murph Pollard to Dan A.

Weatherby Jr. aid Rita A. Weatherby, 10.4.3 acres. A. Wood Survey, $10 and other consideration.

Loyce L. McClendon and Faye Irene McClendon to Lon-nie Flentge and Kllen Flentge, part of Lot 5, P.lx:k 98, Original Town of Gatesville. $3,500. Jackie D. Shelton and Ben-nie Shelton to Loyce L.

McClendon and Faye Irene McClendon, iiart of Lot 5, Block 98. Original Town of Gatesville. $10 and other consideration. LeRoy Hoermann and Wanda Fi. Hoermann tr William Greenwood and Fred- M.

Greenwood. Lot 2, 1, Rolling Acres Addition to Gatesville. 53,920.99 and assumption of debt. I. I.

Massingill and Wilford Lee Massingill to Kenneth Ray Bird and Jessie Joy Bird, tract of land in W. R. Bowden Survey, consideration of love and affection. NEFF PARK Couple Returns To California by Mrs. Russell McDonald Messenger Correspondent Mr.

and Mrs. Coyne Tillie have returned to Fresno, after visitiig a few days with her sister. Mrs. Grover Carpenter, and husband and other relatives around Moody. Mrs.

Russell McDonald fell ind broke her arm while helping her husbar.d pen a calf. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eenie McDonald, and family and Mrs. Pearl Smith visited Friday, Rev. Paul Rhodes, pastor of Mother Neff.

Church, visited Sunday in the Graham Moore home. Mrs. J. B. Fellers is continuing to improve following a long illness.

Easley to Preach At Methodist Church Rev. Billy Roy Easley will be preaching at the 7 p.m. service Sunday at the local First Methodist Church. The pastor. Rev.

Boh Richmond, will be opening revival at the St. Paul Methodist Church in Cleburne. Fort Worth Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Carl Drake visited Sunday Fort Worth with Airman First Class and irr.

BIT! Herrldge, who have recently been transferred from Amarilto to CartweU Air Force Base. Mrs. Herridg is the Praises' daughter. NOTHCE LIVESTOCK OWNERS Effective March 15, 1968 Since 1943 we have given free service with few exceptions. Due to increased operating costs and very low markets for our finished products it becomes necessary to make a service charge based on average miles traveled from Hamilton to your place to remove your fallen or dead stock as follows: under 25 miles $130, under 5Q miles $3.00, and over 50 miles 15 cents per mile from Hamilton.

Please make arrangements to 'pay driver as his instructions are to remove animals upon receipt of service charge and issuance of receipt An additional trip will require additional service charge to cover labor and truck costs. All animals must be where truck Can get to without additional expense. Hamilton Rendering CC'Inc. Telephone 386-3303.