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noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Fowler and Natalie of Waco spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Don Rhoades.

Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hill of Bertram, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hill of Lampasas, Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Rhoades and Ronda Tie-mann of Goldthwalte, and Mr. and Mrs.

Evon Self and Leah. Mrs. Florine Blakley and Mrs. Junior Brewer called on Grannie Massingill, Joe Gee and Uncle John Upton in the January Care Home. Franklin Woods of Austin was a Tuesday5 supper guest in the Ben Rogers home.

His mother, Mrs. Mary Smith, return ed home with him for a visit Calling in the Ben Rogers home Monday were Linda Roitch and L. J. Brooks of Evant Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Morris spent the week end in the Monroe Self borne. Clay and Cliff Self returned home with their parents Sunday after spending Hit Oateiilk Utttttiztv AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texaa April 5. 1968 Sec. 2. Pg.

-'-1 ten days with their grandparents. Helping Mrs. Self and Clay celebrate their birthdays Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farquhar and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. Morris, Cliff Self. Self and) Mr. and Mrs. Evon Self and Leah.

ZORO Thurman Rogers Moves to Adamsville by Mrs. Monroe Self Messenger Correspondent Mr. and Mrs; Ben Rogers helped Thurman Rogers and 1 sons move to Adamsville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Cravens and Mr and Mrs. Raby Hampton of Wichita Fails visited Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Hampton and sons recently. Mrs. Lena and Bertha Upton of Dallas spent the week end with the Duane Mariott family. John Upton was a Sunday dinner guest in the Mariott home. Week end visitors with Mr.

and Mrs. Mack Carroll were Miss Gracy Carroll of Brown-wood, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stockton of Bryan, and Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Carroll of Amarillo. T. Roy and Elmer Chambers and Mrs.

Ola Rambo were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Alpha Hullum. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bacon and Jamie of San Angelo and Mrs.

Lola Russell en joyed fishing and picnicking Sunday at the Bacon Ranch here. Mr. and Mrs. Klevon Smith who needs it The difference that counts comes when you turn it on and children visited Mr. and Mrs.

Darwood Wheeler and family of Lampasas Saturday night COLOR TV PURE Mr. and Mrs. Dale Courtney and children were Sunday supper guests in the Klevon Smith home. Mrs. Klevon Smith and and Mrs.

Buster Krempin PLEASURE Reg. $539.95 VISITOR WELCOMED f. D. Coppin of Waco, right, on of mora than 50 tourists who spent Saturday touring Turnersville, chats with Miss Laura Tharp, retired homo demon-tration agont who mado arrangements for the visit. Miss Tharp is showing a 74-year-old oak dining table in her home.

It was purchased by Miss Tharp's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. R. O. A.

Tharp, when they set up housekeeping on a farm near Turnersville In 1694. Tourists Shown Turnersville Area SAVE $30 Modal TR814CEB 95 were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Krempin in Austin. Mr.

and Mrs. Crockett Hig-gins and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh James of Evant visited Sunday with Mrs. Addie Smith.

Mrs. Lizzie Fennigan spent Sunday night in the Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown and children of Chilton visited Mr.

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The guests included: From Dallas Miss Ola Foster, director of the tour, Misses Ross Pearce, Bernice Edwards, Alma Bird, Newel Burke, Ada Dorr and Winnie Brinson; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tharp. Dr. and Mrs.

Charles Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Garner Hinson and Mr and Mrs. Ted Philbrick; and Mesdames Ruth Compere, Annie Byrd Goodwin, Christine Cox, Turly Booker, Irene Richardson, Era Cupp, Sadie Ross Scott, Daisy Lola Gaston, Lois Hooe, front row viewing at balcony prices front row viewing at balcony prices! fEstJier Land, Alice Buharin, Mildred Hines, Billie Atkerson, Kunice Bunton, Hazel Scott, Cornelia Milner, Lela McAl-ister, Ivy Marie Morrison, Lo-leta Jones and Ixis Springer. From Chandler Winston Reagan, the driver.

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From San Angelo Mrs. Eva Miss Laura Tharp. a firm Ixwstcr of the beauty of her home community of Turnersville, played hostess to more than 50 visitors who came to Turnersville Saturday for a tur of the community and its scenic spots. Idea for the visit began last year when Miss Tharp, a retired home demonstration agent, took a bus tour through New England and Nova Scotia with a group of other Texans. She told her fellow tourists aixmt Turnersville and its attractions and invited them to see the community.

Saturday they did, coming by bus and car from Dallas, San Angelo, Waco, Temple und other Texas cities. They visited over the community and also went to Tharp Springs, a picturesque spot which hus been developed into a swimming, fishing and picnic area by Peck Tharp. It's also a fine place to go hiking and sightseeing. Below is Miss Tharp's report of the Saturday doings: WHAT A DAY was March in Turnersville when we had guests for a day's outing with us fin Cooter'a place. Tharp Springs, here in my home, and at the school lunchroom when the following women of the immunity bellied in a big way with preparing and serving the fnd: Mesdanvs A.

D. Daniel. Wallace Daniel. Mabel Finite, Minnie Hnllinrp-worth, Florine Kryser, Lottie Glalegly, Finest Taylor, Curtis Watson. Virgil Gardner, Johnnie Latham, Zoo Oilmore.

Gillie Wallace and Boyd Cheatham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis, and Misses Matlie Cooper and KHon Balch. The group enjoyed seeing Turnersville, the jiost office, Zoo's Country Stoar, Ross' Store. Bill's 'Shop, Millard Sadler's gin, the park and Turnersville Springs.

They were escorted by Cxter and Peck by Scout and pickup truck. On passing the cemetery they commented on how nice it looked. Others snowing them the sights nr jChenault and Francis Chenault. From Temple Mr. and Mrs.

i Charlie Kuschke and Miss Lil-I lian Kuschke. From Catcsville Mrs. Nan Model M730C The MiUbrook Mayberry Family Visits from Tyler by Mrs. James Basham Messenger Correspondent Mr. and Mrs.

John Henry Mayberry and family of Tyler spent the week end with Mrs. May Mayberry and Elmer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norris of Houston visited Mrs.

May Mayberry and Elmer last week end. Mr. and Mrs. R. A Bertrand, Mr.

and Mrs. Austin Bertrand and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grubb attended funeral services for Miss Mattie Hanna in Gates-ville Sunday afternoon. Saturday afternoon visitors with Mr.

and Mrs James Basham and Dorothy were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Williams, Mrs. Zora Williams and Mrs. Flora Shields of Lincoln, Mrs.

Clifford Becker. Tammy and Pamela, of Smith Center, and Mrs. Lola Rawding of En-glewood, Colo. The visitors were en route to Edinburg to attend the wedding of a great-grandson, James M. Williams.

Daniel Basham and Chans of Arlington visited Mr. and Mrs. James Basham during the week end. Mr. and Mrs.

Danny Mayberry and TUlie spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Wright and family and Wlckie Lowrance of Dallas spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sparkman.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers and family of Fort Worth and Johnny Myers of Dallas spent the week with relatives here. Mrs. Mike Comer and Misses Carrie and Willie Bland of Gatesville, Mrs.

Ed Comer and Mrs. Jim Comer were Hamilton visitors Monday. Mrs. Homer Laxson, along with Mrs. Bob Dyer and children of Gatesville, spent the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Laxson and family of Abilene. Mr and Mrs. Falvey Weeks and Rhuben and Mrs. Kate Parrish spent Sunday In the Bob Parrish home in the Liberty community.

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From Waco O. C. Mitchell, F. F. Coppin and Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Brod. THEY WERE greets with the red carpet given me by Leon Prescher of Clifton. The people of Turnersville had things shining and in tiptop shape for the visitors. Sonny Sadler helped Cooter move the cotton trailers and Mrs.

Gallegly helped with mowing the park. The tabernacle commit tee Sonny Foote, Lester Humes, Cliff Worthy. Zoo Gil-more and Virgil Gardner met and voted to have H. V. Hey-roth nnd Mr.

Golden patch the piof and put on a new ridge row. Donations to the tabernacle fund were made this month by Mesdames Allie Liljeblad and Delia Cawthmn of Temple, Opal Lengefeld and Fred English, of Virgie Bellamy Byrom, daughter of J. A. Bellamy and sister of Dr. C.

Bellamy, who used to practice here. rwiations to the memorial fund this month were to Thomas Pone by Mr. and Mrs. Gillie Wallace; to Kittle Cook-sey Lee by Mrs. Frank Kelso, Mrs.

Kd Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clary; for Mrs. Vema Haferkamp's father by Turnersville Baptist Church, Ellen Balrh, Mat tie Cooper and Florine Kyser. Mrs.

Mabel Foote made a donation to the cemetery fund. I ji- ij 'J'l: glg M(xlel 7L M265DWD IV CARD OF THANKS i I wish to thank each of the nurses and Dr. Jones for their attentive care while I was in the hospital. Thanks to my friends and my pastor, Rev, Richmond, who visited me and for the beautiful flowers and cards. May God bless each of you.

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Russell McDonald Messenger Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Willis Holden have moved from this area to the White Hall, community. Mr. and Mrs Jack Webb and children of Arlington visited their parents, Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. L. Lambert, in Rosebud recently. Bra John Rushing and Muss iKareri Herron of the Baptist Seminary In Fort Worth were Sunday guests in the home of Mr.

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