The Gatesville Messenger and Star-Forum from Gatesville, Texas • Page 7

THE QATESVILLE MESSENGER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1M4 PAGS 7 Hall Rites Held Here Talkin' Gatesville of Borger; and two great-grandchildren, Charles William McLean and Shana Nicole McLean, both of Borger. in 1 Mr. and Mrs. Erie Powell spent in Longview Saturday attending the weekend in Boerne visiting Dr. services for Mclver't brother, L.

R. and Mrs. Bill Healey and son, Peter. (Pat) Mclver. Pat Mclver was a longtime resident of Longview, Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Mclver were 8 New Names On GM Rolls i I IF YOU HAD THE OPPORTUNITY Graveside services for Vernon Melvin Hall, 80, of Gatesville were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the City Cemetery here. Masonic rites were held, with Scott's in charge. Mr.

Hall died Sunday at his home, 308 Valley View. He was a retired electrician and stage manager. Born June 18, 1904, in Gatesville, he was the son of the late J. Melvin and Annie Hall. He was reared here.

He began his career as a motion picture operator in Austin in 1924, ana then moved into the theatrical stage-lighting and motion picture industry in California and Nevada. He retired in 1969 as stage director at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas. Mr. Hall was a union member of IATSA No. 720 of Las Vegas.

He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and Masonic Lodge No. 197 of Gatesville. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Carrie Day of Gatesville; a brother, J. Wyatt Hall of Las Vegas, one grandson, James McLean Lose Weight Get In Shape Deal With Stress C7i Make Friends Effectively And Have A Good Time Doing It WOULD YOU? The Messenger's circulation department signed up eight new subscribers last week.

At the same time, 12 renewal subscriptions to Coryell County's home newspaper were recorded. List of subscribers for the Aug. 27-31 period follows: NEWj Pat Simons, Rt. 3, Gatesville; Ronald Huckabee, Rt. 2, Gatesville; Laura Ware, Houston; Sally Bird, Rt.

1, Moody; J. M. Huckabee, Clyde; Marlin Timmons, Rt. 2, Jonesboro; Lynn Glass, Waco; Ophelia Hall, Gatesville. RENEWALS R.

W. Vickrey, Rt. 2, Evant; Jack Russell, Stephenville; L. G. Collier, Gatesville; Vera C.

Gatesville; Raby Baker, Gatesville; Glenda Murray, Dallas; R. E. Kiger, Port Arthur; Clifford Sloan, Rt. 3, Gatesville; Mrs. Kelly Brooks, Houston; S.

B. Ashby, Flat; Leroy Easter, Pearl Rt. Gatesville; Clyde Burkes, Gatesville. -1 I That's What the AerobicsBcercise Classes at First Baptist Church Offer You! BEGINS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Turnersville Cemetery Assos. Meet Posponed jMorning Sessions Mon.

Wed. 9 a.m. 10 a.m.j jEvening Sessions Tues. Thurs. 7 p.m.

8 p.m., STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ENJOY COOL (Both Sessions) Safety Steel Toes to walk a balance beam. It's only September, so hot weather will likely come again. Enjoy It while you can, kids! Call 865-7063 Pam Ray, Certified Instructor I The cool weather which came In hut weekend has made playgrounds fun again. At the primary chool Tuesday, these first graders In Linda Matthews' class were learning jUv EASY WALKIN' PECOS iQtS VTYLEi Smith Families Meet at Flat Nursery Provided Come Join The "Over 50 Class" Exercises Specifically for This Age Group 5 WEEKS $1 6.00 Tues. Thurs.

9 a.m. 10 a.m. Call 865-6155 Cherre Watson, Certified Instructor Thfse boots were made tor wa.kin And workm'. And comfoit. And lasting wear BY MRS.

FELIX PRU1TT Messenger Correspondent The meeting of the Turnersville Cemetery Association that was scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 11, has been postponed until the second Tuesday afternoon in October. Charles Bates plans to attend the October meeting to discuss seat belts in cars. Everyone is invited to attend. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Lee spent the weekend in Big Spring ans Snyder visiting their children. Wallace Daniels sustained a back fracture last week when thrown from his horse on his place, and is undergoing treatment in the Clifton hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery. Grady Russell attended the Ater-Levita homecoming Sunday at Faunt Le Rom Park in Gatesville.

Mrs. Russell spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. RayburV Crawford in Gatesville and attended Sunday morning church services with them. Mrs.

Ethel Stanford returned home Sunday afternoon after visiting two weeks with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Stanford in Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stanford and Brian in Richardson.

Rev. Doc Combs of Moody resigned as pastor of the Turnersville Baptist Church Sunday night. Mrs. Samantha Pruitt attended the ball games in Gatesville Thursday night. Her daughter, Vickie, and her grandsons Billy and Brett Burke played on some of the teams.

Yiiu'tr earned Miur Unit's! RedWihgs I I I 4- Descendants of the late Andy and Laura Hooser Smith recently met at the Flat Community Center for a reunion, Attending were Lucy Smith Hallmark, Alicia Magona, Marge Hallmark Maples, Travis Groom, Billie Maples, Paul Maples, Juanita Smith Featherston, Dr. Connie Reese. Members of the late Eugene Smith family attending were Charles and Daisy Gene Hensley, Terry and Paula Hensley, Deloris Smith Pakawsky and Daisy Smith. Members of the late A. J.

Smith family attending were Elizabeth, Doyle and Dorothy Smith, Rev. Dick and Carylou Combs, Mr. and Mrs. Dan-ell Smith, Nicole, Tiffany and Amanda, and Doug Smith. Members of the Rufus Smith family attending were Rufus and Jadiene Smith and Angelia, Roy Dean and Particia Cole, Roy Laura and Josh, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles McDanel and Kristy, and Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Smith, Reed Leaird's and Reedy. Sandra Gann Tatum, Justin and Steve, were members of the late Louise Smith Gann family present. Other relatives present were Pearl Hooser Whigham and Knox Williams, Margaret Bradford, Mary J. Brown, Mary Margrette, Ben Kerr and Jennie, Ronald, Susan, Jeffery, Sarah, Leroy and Fern Wilson and Frankie Bradford. Friends attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Redbird, Mr. and Mrs.

Billie Redbird and children, Lonna and Lance Bates, Susan Millsap and Mr. and Mrs. Travis Wall. Retired Teachers To Meet September 13 Members of the Coryell Retired Teachers' Association will meet at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept.

43, at the Gatesville Senior Center on North Lutterloh Street. "A very interesting program will be presented by Mrs. Jane Dowell, a member of the Gatesville High School faculty. The yearbooks are ready. Let's make this a banner year," a member of the group commented.

Senior Citizen Dance Saturday, Sept. IS V.F.W.Poat8230 Music byt Mike Kozenka The Country Sounds Bar Closed No Alcoholic Beverages sr That Why. Evant Boosters Set Rummage Sale The Evant Boosters Gub will be sponsoring a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept 8, and from 1 p.m.

to p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9, at Munday's Laundry, located one block behind the Evant Funeral Home. A club spokesman stated that "this is a continuation of the rummage sale held in July; everything will be marked half price." Now Open In Evant RAIN BOLTS 201 STATION 471-5542 MAIN STREET 5 Ml TNP Employee Jeanie Gosper Insulates Her Light Switches and Outlets. sure your house is properly insulated.

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