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TURNERSVILLE Ihe Mmlllt AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas' July 31. 1975 Sec. 1, Tg. 3 Worthys Horfle Frcm Arizona by Mr. Felix Pruitt Messenger Correspondent Mr.

and Mrs. Cliff Worthy and children, Corliss and Clif THESE ARE PATIENTS Mrs. Letha, Robuck, Mrs. Veda Henderson, Henry B. Walker, Ollie Bynum, Mrs.

Gladyne Gotthardt, Mrs. Walker Summers, Mrs. Ernest Bird, Mrs. Bessie Stover, Bennie i4 CORYELL MEMORIAL Hospital News NEW ARRIVALS A baby boy was borrr-Thurs-day. July 24.

at 5:50 p.m. to 1975 Training Camps Ending At North The 1975 field training season for National Guard and Army Reserve troops at North Fort Hood is now in its concluding stages. Four thousand troops of the Texas National Guard's -4Sth Armored Division last major element to hold an en. campment there this summer will be departing for home stations over the state this week end. Franklin.

Dave Hinson, Jess Mr. and Mrs. Don Howard, BtiSjuder-Mrs Isahelle Schloe- man, Mrs. Birdie Chambers, -p. 2, Gatesville.

A baby girl was born Sunday, July 27, at 8:52 a.rnto Mr. and Mrs. Juan Antonio Trevlno, McGregor. Mrs. Maggie Edwards, Raby Smalley, Mrs.

Verdia Blan-chard, Brack R. Wittie, Floyd Truelove, Robert McHargue and James Blackburn. fy, returned home last week from a two weeks' visit with their daughter and sister. Valor ie, and husband in Flagstaff, Ariz. Word has been received here of the- death of Mrs.

Gene Jackscn of Hattiesburg, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson lived in Turnersville several years before his death several years ago. Mrs.

Jackson then moved to Hattiesburg. The revival at the Turnersville Baptist Church is now in progress under the tabernacle. Lunch will be served at the church Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs.

Cecil (Hap) Cude and sons' of Dallas spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cude. Mrs. Lucius Williams sustained severe cuts on her hand with a broken fruit jar last weeiC.

r-r- Shondlar tllub $204,612 SEWER LINE JOB UNDERWAY AT STATE SCHOOL These troops make up the second increment of the 49th to train at North Hood this summer. A third increment, composed of two tank battalions and a field artillery battalion, will join Regular Army units at Fort Hood in late. August to participate in Brave Shield XII, a joint training exercise which will utilize the North Fort Hood facilities. AIRPORT ROAD GATESVILLE 865-7364 The city is now seeking easements for two sewer extension jobs In Gatesville he Installation of a sewer Interceptor line east of the State School Road residential area to connect with the GSSB line and the placement of sewer lateral and collector lines In Elms Addition In the southeastern part of the city. Leonard Hazel Inc.

of Watauga has been awarded a $189,861 contract for this project. Workmen from Barnes Plumbing Co. of Killeen have begun the job of Installing a new sewer line that will snake cross the Gatesville State Schools for Boys campus and connect with Gatesville's municipal sewer system at the north city limits on FM 929. Pipe for the project has been stacked over the school grounds. The Killeen firm was awarded a $204,612 contract by the Texas Youth Council for the work.

Live Oak Church SATURDAY, AUG. 2 BILL DEARMORE COUNT A NT' CORN ER Two Are Named Jaycce Directors Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dollins, Mrs. J.

TrfVtham Jr.j Kjle and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. dV vid Latham and Jeremy, and Wfyida Humes of Turnersville; Mr. and Mrs. David Humes and Christy of San Angelo; Irff 1 Iff Members $2.50 Guests $3.00 Bill Herridge and Tommy Fautoion have been appointed to the board of directors of the Gatesville Jaycees, President Ronnie Rhodes announced this Forty Screwworm Cases Found In Northeastern Coryell by DON CALLAHAN County Extension Agent week.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny White and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Karl of Belton; Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Morris, Toyna, Mark and Jessica, of Carroll ton; Mr, and Mrs. Garrett Bokhover and Nathan Stouioe of New Sharon, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Humes of Norfolk, Laurie Humes of Dallas; Mrs.

John Rowe of Iredell and Mr. and The new directors will fill the unexpired terms of Walter Hurst and Bruce Meavis, Who have moved from, Gatesville. AUGUST DANCES SAT AUG. 9 JOE PAUL NICHOLS AUG. 14 COUNTRY BLUES AUG.

23 ROY ROBBINS AUG. 30 GARY VAN Adds Service Now on the' Sunday morning schedule at the Live Oak Baptist Church is an 8:30 a.m. worship service in addition to the regular 11 a.m. service. "Due to overcrowding in the auditorium, the members elected to hold the extra service," Pastor Jerry Raines explained.

"The youth choir is emphasized at this hour and early risers are encouraged to attend. Any and everyone is welcome to come and worship at this' hour. However, there is no nursery at the first, service Sunday morning." Fifty people attended the early service July 20 and 65 were present last Sunday, "We hope to have from 90 to 100 this Sunday," Rev. Raines said, "The early service is a bit more relaxed and informal." Live Oak Church Is located on. FM 107 one-fourth mile off Hwy.

36 in Fort Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith flew to Edinburg last week to visijt a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Smith and children. G. W.

Smith is their son. Mrs. Mary Kiger underwent eye surgery last week in a Dallas hospital. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs.

Ruby May Howard and S. P. Balch spent the week end with Miss Ellen Balch and attended the revival services and lunch Sunday at the Turnersville Baptist Church. Mrs. Raborn Balch of Dallas visited Monday with Miss Ellen Balch, Mrs.

Samantha Pruitt also attended the birthday supper July 19 honoring her grandson, Brian Pruitt, of Gatesville, on his 6th birthday. Her name was left off the guest list last week. The Roy Humes family gathered, July 20 In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Windham in Cleburne for a family reunion.

Those attending were Mrs. Jack Buster and Bobby of Meridian. Women's Golf Tourney Staged Twelve golfers participated United Harmonizers Record First Album Mr. and Larry O'Neal of Newport, Ohio, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Graham, in the Harmon community. Both are members of the United Harmonizers Gospel Quartet, organized by O'Neal about five years ago. A record album by the quartet was released last spring on the Gospel Now Sound Label, of Mus-I-Col Inc. of Columbus, Ohio. Copies of the album or 8-track tapes may be obtained through members of The Harmonizers or by contacting Mrs.

O'Neal's family. Mrs. O'Neal Is a 1963 graduate of Gatesville High School. Beat The Gas Prices No Finer Country Music Anywhere Weather conditions continue favorable for the spread of the tenacious screwworm, and livestock producers in Coryell County should keep on the alert for possible cases in their Some 40 cases of screwworm have been reported In the northeastern part of the Coryell County area on three different ranches. So it's vital to check animals regularly, to treat all types of wounds, and to submit all worm samples for.

identification. Samples should be sent to the Screwworm Lab, Box 969, Mission, Texas 78572. Containers for mailing samples are available at the County Extension Office and from local in a handicap tournament staged Tuesday by the Ladies Golf Association on the back nine of the Gatesville Country Club course. Winners were Mrs. Corine Homan in the first flight with a 36, Mrs.

Evelyn Dyer in the second flight with a 37, Mrs. Mary Nolte in the third flight with a 43, and Members and Guests Welcome NO MINORS Mrs. Mary Brown in the fourth flight with a 38. Mrs. Darene Day annexed low-putt laurels with Other tourney entrants were Mesdames Alma Martin, Lou Denny, Sue Jones, Linda Juel Duke and Joann Beck-ner.

Miss Wanda Williams was a guest participant. Live Oak Baptist Church ANNOUNCES A CHOICE OF SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP TIMES Sunday Morning Services At 8:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. (Evening Worship 6:30 P.M.) SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES AT 9:45 Everyone It Invited To "Come Craw With Us" problems. Clipping pastures before seed-heads develop on grass is one practice that helps.

These seedheads may irritate the eyes of the cattle and increase the chances of pinkeye infection. Flies spread certain kinds of pinkeye. Repeated spraying of the faces of cattle iwith Ciodrin insecticide to control face flies is recommended. Dust bags, face' wipers and backrubbers also help in controlling flies. Locate them near or on the salt box, on the way to water, or in shaded loafing areas.

An adequate amount of Vitamin A heli keep eyes healthy. Good pastures generally provide enough Vitamin A. Where dry weather is turning pastures brown, supplementary Vitamin A 'should be provided. Separate awimals with pink eye from the herd and treat infected eyes with an antibacterial preparation. Keep infected animals in a sheltered area.

Covering infected eyes will protect them from light and foreign matter and will speed recovery. A simple patch made of burlap and held in place with rubber cement seems to be effective. If treatment does not improve conditions, consult a veterinarian. Viral disease such as IBR may be the cause of pinkeye. Your veterinarian can recommend a vaccination program for controlling such diseases.

Studies have shown that calves with pinkeye weighed considerably less at weaning time and as yearlings when compared' to calves the same age without pinkeye. Thus, controlling pinkeye can pay with increased profits at market time. COW POKES By Ace Reid HERE FROM MICHIGAN Bill Dickie and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, of Charlotte, are visiting here with Mr. Dickie's mother, Mrs. R.

G. Dickie, and his aunt, Miss Mary Oldham. At the end of June, 1,744 screwworm cases had been confirmed in Texas for 1975, well above the number recorded during the same period last year. To make matters worse, 1,164 of the 1975 cases were recorded during June. Screw-worms are popping up in some counties that have not recorded cases since 1972.

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If such work is absolutely necessary, a USD A-app roved spray or dip should be applied to any and all wounds. PINKEYE PROBLEMS IN CATTLE Pinkeye is a serious problem in some beef cattle herds in Texas during the hot summer weather. The disease can cause considerable weight loss and even the loss of sight. There is no single cure-all for pinkeye, but there are several practices which you can follow to help reduce pinkeye DECKER'S SOLID 45c MARGARINE, lb. 49c 1 shore ain't showing off! A snake jist fell outta that ireo right info my legginsl' Be prepared for emergencies.

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