The Gatesville Messenger and Star-Forum from Gatesville, Texas • Page 12

I MO of was to SISTERS VISIT Mrs. Roy Hendrix and Mrs. Frances Wicker of Arlington and Mrs. Walter Moline of Fort Worth were in Gatesville Feb. 10 to attend funeral serv-1 ices for W.

D. Riddle. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. A.

B. Sheppard and spent Sunday night and Monday with their sister W. Mrs. Lucius Williams, at Turnersville. Mrs.

Hendrix, Mrs. Moline, Mrs. ert Boggs of Denver, and Mrs. Katie Forino of New York, N. Y.

Pallbearers for Mrs. Brooks' funeral were Delvin Marwitz, O. J. Lee, Jack Elam, Ronnie Wall, M. A.

(Shep) Fields and Hubert Schnell. Honorary pallbearers were Bowman Snidey, Buster Crocker and L. T. Yule. Classified Ads Get Results! Wicker and Mrs.

Sheppard are sisters. The first English settlers arrived in Australia in 1788. rod Sec. 2, Pg. 2 -Gatesville, The Gatesville.

Messenger AND STAR-FORUM Sparkin' Lamps Shown Collectors Among Antiques Mr. and Mrs. Roy Denson of Waco displayed 69 of their antique lamps when members of the Coryell Collectors Club met recently in the county courthouse. Also on exhibit was the couple's old Edison disc-record phonograph, on which Denson played the natirnal anthem while his audience stood at attention. The Densons own a collection of 350 antique lamps.

In talking about the history of lighting, Denson summarized the tales behind some of his lamps. The collection includes two courting or "sparkin' lamps, a true cobalt lamp, an AladdinLincoln drape, a two-handled bride's lamp, a one-handled slave's lamp, a miner's lamp, various colors of depression glass lamps, whale oil lamps, and a variety of miniature lamps. Refreshments of Valentine cupcakes and coffe were served at the close of the program. Attending were Messrs. and Mesdames Austin Bertrand, Clarence King, Allen Denny, Lloyd Mitchell, Lynn Spencer, Jim Miller and Roy Denson; and June Dickerman, Clois Stone, Edith Creacy, Ada Fisk, Sandy Rhoads, Joe Orbeck, Fabian Klecka, Lillian McFarlin, Doug Smith, Cam McGilvray, A.

J. Gordon, and Margaret Winters and Phillip. Last Rites Held For Mrs. Ashmore Funeral services for Mrs. Jesse J.

Ashmore, 58, of Tehaucana, a former Jonesboro resident, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Corley-Porter Chapel, Mexia. Burial was in the Tehaucana Cemetery. Mrs. Ashmore died Tuesday night, Feb.

12. A graduate of Santa Rosa School of Nursing, San Antonio, she had at Tehaucana for ten years and was a nurse at Mexia General Hospital. The former Miss Bonnie Ruth Young, she was born at Jonesboro Dec. 14, 1916. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church at Tehuacana.

Surviving are her husband of Tehuacana; a son, Jesse Y. Ashmore Fairfield; two daughters, Mrs. Melanie Baker of Waco and Miss Melinda Ashmore of Tehuacana; her mother, Mrs. Taylor I. Young Sr.

of Jonesboro; two brothers, Taylor Young and Hayden Young, both of Jonesboro; and four sisters, Miss Waldine Young of Jonesboro, Mrs. Eloise Hughes of Hobbs, N. Mrs. Helen Miller of San Antonio and Mrs. Jimmy Melen of Chicago, TH.

Eckert Funeral At Goldthwaite Funeral services for Billie Loyd Eckert, 68, of Goldthwaite were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Wilkins Funeral Home in Goldthwaite. Rev. Dan Connally officiated and burial was in Goldthwaite Memorial Cemetery. Mr.

Eckert died Feb. 13 at his home. Mr. Eckert was born Jan. 11, 1906 in Concho County.

He married Opal Kuykendall in August, 1930, and she died in 1938. He married Lois Scaggs on Oct. 10, 1945. He lived most of his life in Mills County, and was a retired night watchman and a veteran of World War II. Mr.

Eckert was preceded in death by his son, Billie John Eckert of Gatesville, on Nov. 3, 1969. Surviving are his wife; two sisters, Mrs. Lula Morrisey of Goldthwalte and Mrs. Mattie Tinkler of Robert Lee; four brothers, Homer Eckert of Goldthwaite, Fate Eckert of Amarillo, Allen Eckert of Sweetwater and Hal Eckert.

of San Angelo: three grandchildren, Joy, Jimmy and Nancy Eckert, of Gatesville. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Hwy. 84 West Rev. Raymond Reich, pastor Sunday--Worship service at 8:30 a.m., Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:30 a.m. You are welcome to attend.

FULL GOSPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, Hwy. 84 West Sunday- Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning worship service at 11 a.m., young people's service at 6:30 p.m., evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Midweek prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Until the 16th century deaf people were considered intellectually deficient. 21, IN AIR FORCE Airman Bill E.

Price, son Mrs. Bettie Price of Copperas Cove, has been signed to the Technical Training Center at Sheppard Air Force Base for specializtraining in the transportation field. Price, 1972 graduate Copperas Cove High School, recently completed six weeks of basic training in the Air Training Command's Lackland AFB, San Antonio OSAGE BAPTIST CHURCH Bartie Cox pastor Courthouse Report Marriage Licenses Issued Abel Escobedo Jr. and Mrs. Maria Vela; Bucky Ray Bonner and Mrs.

Barbara Denise Hamilton; John Michael Hooper and Miss Linda Allene Ashcraft; Gary Dale Winter and Mrs. Rosa Marie Johnson Davis; and ald Edwin Edith Marie Hatcher. Diverces Granted Astrid Annette Smith vS. Raymond Darril Smith: Nancy Agnes Lee vs. Billy Wayne Lee; Carol J.

Clifton vs. Curtis A. Clifton; Joesph 1 M. Fendley vs. Vickie Ann 1 Fendley; Linda Jean Paul vs.

B. M. Paul A. J. Palmer vs.

A. M. Palmer; Richard Edward Toney vs. Georgia Kathleen Toney; Saul Jacob Ezekiel vs. Betty Lou Ezekiel.

New Cars Registered Sunday services- Sunday truck; John O. Monice, OldsSchool at 10 a.m., worship mobile sedan; Billy Sheets, service at 11 a.m. Buick sedan. Robert D. Survant, Chevrolet pickup; Mrs.

Kate M. Holt, Chrysler sedan; Don Hunt, Ford pickup; Michael B. Conlin, Chevrolet sedan; S. J. Saffle, GMC pickup; Hahn Leasing GMC pickup and Oldsmobile, GMC sedan; pickup; Troy G.

Lynn R. Williams, Chevrolet pickup; Farmland Industrial Ford KING SIZE REGULAR RED OR DIET WHITE, COTTAGE PURE FOOD STORES Pound Carton GREEN GIANT NIBLET CORN 12-OZ. CAN DEL MONTE CHUNK TUNA FLAT CAN FOLGER'S COFFEE 2-LB. CAN NESTEA INSTANT TEA 3-OZ. JAR GLADIOLA ALL PURPOSE OR HARD WHEAT Flour 25-LB.

RED WHITE SWEET PEAS 303 CAN DEL MONTE CUT GREEN BEANS 303 CAN McCORMICK BLACK PEPPER 4-OZ. CAN OUR VALUE PLAIN SALT 26-OZ. BOX KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP Dressing LIMIT QUART FRESH WATER CAT FISH POUND FRESH CUT Pork Chops POUND RED WHITE ORANGE JUICE 6-OZ. CAN STILLWELL PIE SHELLS 10-OZ. PKG.

FROSTY ACRES 16-OZ. Hush Puppies PICK UP YOUR CARDS AND WE ACCEPT USDA Mrs. Brooks, 53, Former Evant Resident, Dies Warranty Deeds Recorded Robert Lee Sugg and Mary Angeline Sugg to Robert S. Sugg, Lot 3, Block 1, Highway Addition to Evant, $10 and other consideration. Lona A.

Burney to Christine A. Savage, part of Block 9, Original Town of Evant, $10 and other consideration. CARD OF THANKS May we take this means to express our appreciation for your thoughtfulness and expressions of kindness during the illness and passing of our loved one, Mrs. Alzie Franklin. Special regards to the Drs.

Lowrey and the nursing staff of Coryell Memorial Hospital and to Rev. Don Kidd and Rev. Bland Kerby. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Franklin Sharon Lee Dever Dewayne Dever. The Imperial Palace in the center of Peking is the world's largest palace. Mrs. Mary Juanita Brooks, 53, of Burnet, a former Evant died Saturday in the local hospital after an extended Illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.

Monday at the First United Methodist Church in Marble Falls. Rev. Jesse Adams and Rev. J. W.

Sellers officiated and burial was in Lakeland Hills Memorial Park with Clements Funeral Home of Burnet in charge. Gatesville Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements. The former Miss Juanita Spradley, Mrs. Brooks lived in Evant until moving to Burnet eight years ago. She is survived by one son, Thomas Keith Brooks of San Marcos; a daughter, Mrs.

Karon Nita Wheeless of Austin; her father, Edwin Spradley of Evant; three brothers, J. N. Spradley of Austin, Eddie Spradley of Waco and Oscar Spradley of Malt, and three sisters, Mrs. Pauline Boykin of Belen, N. Mrs.

Rob- PEARL BAPTIST CHURCH WELCOMES YOUI Sunday School -10 a.m. Worship Services- Evening 6:30 p.m. PETE GRIFFIN, Pastor DR CHEESE $179 $398 5:51 4:51 $109 6:1 391 PLAY FOOD TRACTOR TIRES All Sizes Mitchell Tire Battery 1400 Main Ph. 865-7516 ald IT'S TUNE UP TIME For sure starts in cold, wet weather, replace your old auto battery with a new DELCO ENERGIZER We have in stock the new Uni-Set Points and Condenser combination for all Gm cars. ROADS AUTO PARTS 2111 East Main St.

Phone 865-7257 PLUS TAX PEPPER DEPOSIT AND 3-QUART PUREX 3. FAVOR FURNITURE POLISH 12-OZ. SWEET RASHER BACON LB. KOOL AID ASSORTED FLAVORS Reg. Pkg.

COFFEE MATE FAMILY SIZE Fruits and Vegetables Dairy Products PARKAY WHIPPED MARGARINE 2 8-oz. Tubs Eat the basic 4 foods every day. RANCH OVEN BISCUITS Reg. Can. Limit 6 9 KRAFT SWISS-AMERICAN $169 SQUEEZ-A-SNAK, 2-Ibs.

4-ozs. Meat, Fish and Poultry Cereal Products OAK FARM BUTTERMILK cal. PURE MILK PR RO-TI RIPE GOLDEN BANANAS POUND sensaxa i'niob ON o. dIE vino CRISP 00 GREEN LETTUCE HEAD RUSSET POTATOES 20-LB. BAG $199 ORANGES Bag 5-lb.

KCLW BINGO COUPONS SPECIALS GOOD FEB. 21. THRU FEB. 27. RED STORE HOURS: 7.30 A.

M. 7:00 P. M. MODERN FOOD MART WHITE JIMMY MORGAN, Owner FINE FOODS 1604 MAIN STREET We Reserve The Right Te Limit Quaritities YOUR FRIENDLY HOMBOWNED STORE.