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The Gateinlfe Xfttumtr AND STAR-FORUM Gatesville, Texas August 15, 1958 IRELAND Baptist Revival Will Begin Aug. 22 by Martha Turner, Messenger Correspondent The Ireland Baptist revival li Kbeduled to begin August 22 and continue through the Slit BUI Tolar, teacher at Baylor and student at Fort Worth, will be the evangelist and pastor, Rev. Pat No welt, will conduct the services. The morning services wll begin at the evening services start at 8:00. with prayer meeting at 7:43.

James Bule will be the singer for the revival. Everyone Is urged to attend. Mrs. Ada Ilardcaitle and Miss Lorene Walker went to Slnton Sunday (or a weeks visit with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Taul Webb and husband.

The commencement and Ice cream party last Friday night was Home For Week End Mr. and Mrs. Lester Humes of Turnersviile had all their children home for the week end. They were Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Wells and daughters, Marx Ann, Linda and Kathy of Tifton, Ga Mr. and Mrs. Robert llaskin and children, Michelle, Chris, Mench and Tad of San Antonio; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Calli-han and sons, Mark and Paul, of Oklahoma City, Mr.

and Mrs. Cliff Worthy and children. Valorie, Corliss and Clifford Jr. of Turnersviile; and Donald Humes of Fort Worth. Final Summer CLOSE OUTS member of the Baylor Band.

He has been a member continuously of military bands since 1926. Mr. Tate has also been a member of the Waco Civic Symphony Orchestra in which he played the violin. He is now a member of the Karem Shriners Band. Mrs.

Tate Is also a Baylor product She has taught music at ire-land and Purmela schools, sened as Methodist Church pianist for a number of years, and has acted as president of Ireland's Community Club. For the past year Mrs. Tate has done secretarial work at the State School. Last week Mr. Tate accepted a position as Band Director of Ix-rena High School near Waco.

Mr. and Mrs. Tate and children, N. F. Ill and Robbie, will move the last week in August to their new field of work.

We, the Ireland Community, shall miss the Tates, but wish them much happiness in their new work. FOLKS TALK With many more hot days ahead, here's your chance to SAVE, SAVE, SAVE on warm waather wearables for infants and children. Our entire stock of Summer goodi has been reduced to cost and below to make room for our, Back-to-School items. HURRY IN NOWI Visit Mother Here Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Gerald Jones and children, Linda, Netta and Bruce of Los Animas, Colorado visited here last week end with Mr. Jones' mother, Mrs. Dcro Jones and other relatives. Sunday Visitors of Keys Mr. and Mrs Tom Sheridan.

Carolyn and Jerry visited Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Key Sunday.

Nationally Advertised Brands Classified Ads get Results. KATE GREENWAY DRESSES VOTE FOR enjoyed by all who attended. Some of the children expressed a desire for the school to continue anther week. Visitors In the Marvin El rod home this past week were W. T.

Brooks. Mrs. Cladis Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cale, Preston Morris.

Mrs. Betty Dockrey, all of Colorado City and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coswick of Odessa. Mr.

and Mrs. Virgle Tubbs and family of Caradan visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Tubbs and they all spent part of the day with Mr. and Mrs. John Bollier and family of the Evergreen Community. Their grand daughter, Miss Wanda Bollier is leaving for Europe Wednesday where she will teach school. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Brown and family visited the Alvin Brown family this psst week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchsrd visited friends In Hamilton Sunday.

Mrs. E. M. Tubbs, who has been employed as cook for Ireland School for the last six years, has been reelected for this next school year. Mr.

and Mrs. O. Z. Wilson visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Wilson, Wll ma and Robert. The Methodist revival la now in progress with Dr. Crawford of Crawford as the evangelist.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin EIrod are at home in Ireland community after spending the week In Hamilton with their son, James Royce. They were happy to report the improved condition of their granddaughter, Beverly Annette, who Is in a Waco hospital under a specia-list's care. As soon as the baby is released from the hospital they plan to stay in Hamilton in the Royce home and care for the baby and the other children.

Mrs. Maud Lilljedahl is in the Coryell Memorial Hospital. She had a major operation Aug. 16. Her friends at Ireland wish for her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dooley visited Uncle John Faubion, who is critically ill.

at the Evant Rest Home last Monday. Mr and Mrs. Howell Oldham and daughter of Houston visited Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Dooley and other friends here last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Walker and children of Grand Prairie visited Saturday night with Mrs.

Ada Hardcastle and Miss Lorene Walker. $1.98 Regular $2.98 Dresses, now DICK PAYNE Regular $6.98 Dresses, now $5.00 Regular $7.98 Dresses, now $5.00 TO THI CITIZENS OF CORYELL COUNTYl Evant Is a part of Coryell County. The citizens of Event have always been loyal to the Interests of their follow dtlions In every section of the County. We are sure that every Coryoll County Citiien would like to help his brothers In Evant. Judge H.

A. Leaverton who has practiced law In Evant for the pest seven years Is a candidate for State Representative. HI IS HONEST AND TRUSTWORTHY: In spite of the dirty slanderous whisperings against him, wo know him to be an upright Christian Gentleman. He has been endorsed: by our highest ludges, our best lawyer, and our closest neighbors. Watch the paper for more strong endorsements.

He got more votes In a Evant Box than any other candidate whether contested or uncontested. HE IS CAPABLE AND LOYAL: Judge Leaverton has served as Judge and as Mayor. He has been President of the various civic organisations of his community. He has been an Elder In his Churchy for 35 years. He Is successful Lawyer and Business man.

He Is a fanner and understands the problems of the farmers. He was educated at our State University. He Is a veteran who waived two exemptions and entered service as private. He has a love and loyalty for his neighbor which are unsurpassed. Judge Leaverton's opponent who lives In the extreme N.W.

part of the District at Srephenville, and who has had the office three terms already, haa not had the training, experience and success that Judge Leaverton enoys. Evant asks her fellow Coryell County Citizens to help elect Judge Leaverton State Representative, not only because he is the best qualified candidate, but HE IS ONE OF US. Ifs time for a change. Evant is Counting on you. Evant Leaverton Club (Pol.

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T. Tyler or namuwu visited over the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Aubrey Heds-peth and husband. a Mthior ftf Houston visited VI Uli AAVy Saturday with his uncle, Gus Davis and Mr. and Mrs.

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J. T. Dooley attended funeral services at Purmela Saturday for Mrs. Sally Giddens." Mrs. Tom Boling came home for the week end from Houston, where she has been undergoing treatment at a hospital in Houston for the past two weeks.

She will return to Houston Monday for several more weeks of treatment. Mrs. Ophelia Seward of Waco is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben Price and husband. Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis spent a day in the zoo in Fort Worth last week. Mr.

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Tatos Move to Lerena Mr. arid Mrs. Norman Tate Jr. and N. F.

Ill moved from Waco to the Tate Ranch near Ireland seven years ago, where for a few years Mr. Tate operated the ranch assisted by Elmo Tyler. During the drouth, Mr. Tate accepted a position as music instructor at the Gatesville State School where he has continued to serve for five years. Mr.

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