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THE GATESVILLE MESSENGER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 18S4 PAGE 1-B Obituaries beginning Stock-up for the fear ending 1934 Four County Residents Earn Tarleton Degrees Abner Hairres Donaldson i I Abner Haines Donaldson, 80, of Gatesville died Dec. 18 at the local hospital. Graveside services were held Dec. 20 at the Flint Creek Cemetery. The Rev.

Rex Tilly officiated at the services. Mr. Donaldson was born Dec. 18, 1904 in Coryell County, the son of the late John and Ida Donaldson. He married Ruby Waller, with her preceding him in death in 1961.

He had Degrees were awarded to four Coryell County graduates during commencement exercises held Dec. 16 at Tarleton State University. They were among the total of 198 graduates receiving degrees at the ceremonies. Cherry Dawn Lock of Jonesboro received her bachelor of science degree in Elementary Education; been a constable in Coryell County and had carried the mail in the Mound area. He was a Baptist.

Mr. Donaldson is survived by a son, Bates Donaldson of Gatesville; two daughters, Joyce Twiss of Columbia, Conn, and Patsy Jones of Angleton; a brother, Marshall Donaldson of Gatesville; a sister, Neda Woods of Florida; and eight grandchildren. J. Louis Evans, former Director of Information at tSU, was speaker for the winter commencement which was held in Wisdom Gymnasium Evans was associated with the uni' versity in various capacities for over 20 years and served for many years as Executive Secretary of the Tarleton Alumni Association. He retired last August.

VW. C. Lancaster, Vice Chancellor for Budget and Human Resources, Cow Day In Lcrr.pssss SATURDAY DEC. 29th 1:00 P.M. COWS COWCALF PAIRS FIRST CALF HEIFERS Cameron Bret Nance of Evant gra- duated with honors, receiving a attended the commencement Keith Glen Limmer BAAS decree in Industrial Edu bringing greetings from The Texas BREEDER BULLS 491 Young replacement pr.g.

tested cows. Complete sellout of very good sett of tows SIMMENTAL BR ANGUS BEEFMASTfl AND OTHER CROSSES father; a maternal grandmother, Mrs. Annie Hodges of Mullen; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Limmer Jr.

of Hamilton; maternal cation and Technology; Tanya Webb Carroll of Copperas Cove received a Master of Education degree in Edu cation Administration; while James Anthony Dougherty, also of Copperas Cove, received a bachelor of science University System. Tarleton President Dr. Barry B. Thompson and Vice-President for Academic Affairs Dr. Robert Fain conferred the degrees on the candidates.

Among the graduates were 21 honor Keith Glen Limmer, infant son of Cecil and Eva Limmer of Flat, died at his home Dec. 17. Funeral Services were held Dec. 19 at the First Lutheran Church with burial in the St. Pajjl LutheranyCemetery in Aleman.

-tTeis-urvived by his mother and VERT C000, URGE ANGUS COWS BRED TO VERT SEIECTSA BULLS grandparents, Arthur and Eva Myer a sister, Shanna in Physical Education. of Mullen and Limmer of Flat. All from one Rancher, with Ranches in Lampasas. Burnet counties. Rural Accidents Injure 5 Persons Lottie Josephine Richardson Very selected breeds from other local ranches.

Brangus Herefords Angus Charolais Cross Brahma Cross WE'RE EXPECTING OVER 2,000 HEAD LAMPASAS CATTLE AUCTION The Texas Highway Patrol investigated 16 rural traffic accidents in Coryell County during November 1984 according to Sergeant Kucera, supervisor for this Highway Patrol Sergeant Area. These accidents resulted in no deaths and 5 injuries. The total rural traffic accidents for Coryell County for this year is 175, which have resulted in 4 deaths and 106 injuries. The twenty-two counties which comprise Highway Patrol District 6A had a total of 5,734 rural traffic accidents this' year which have resulted in 198 deaths and 3,623 injuries. This compares to 5,840 accidents, 190 deaths, and 3,593 injuries reported during this same period last year.

daughters. She was a homemaker and a member of the Church of Christ. She is survived by a daughter, Joe Ellen Home of Gatesville; a son, Billie Nelson Richardson of Owl Creek Park; three sisters, Mrs. E. E.

Vannoy and Mrs. Medie Bethke of Gatesville and Mrs. Lillie Smith of Dallas; 14 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Lottie Josephine Richarson, 75, of Gatesville, died Dec. 18 at the local hospital.

Funeral services were held Dec. 19 at Scott's Funeral Home Chapel with burial in the Restland Cemetery. Officiating at the services was the Rev. M. V.

Hemphill. Mrs. Richardson was born July 16, 1909, the daughter of the late J. W. and Sarah Herring.

She was married to Dick William Richardson I on Sept. 25, 1926. They made their) home in Gatesville all their married life. Mr. Richardson preceded her in death Aug.

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