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OS. I i PAGE 7-8 THE GATESVILLE MESSENGER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1979 THE OATESVILLE MESSENGER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1979 PAGE 6-B Library News Senior Center ball team marched 82 var-K ihe waning nunules of a looihall game in Lockharl take a 14 I2 ictorv over the Linns. Back Trackin' Courthouse Reports Others Arraigned Hannah Trial to Begin Monday News and Views of Decades Ago 20 YEARS AGO Halloween Party This Wednesday will for be Gatesville Public Library sponsor two free films Halloween.

The first one will President Lcland Dvess became the unit's chief executive. Betty Russell, Lane Poston and Bonnie Smith were candidates for queen of the Gatesville PTA school carnival. There ere 519 Coryell Counts war veterans enrolled as students in the Corvell Vocational Schools. A lest well tor oil on Ireland's Tate Ranch had reached a depth of 3.41" feet. W.

O. Easter of Coryell City was elected president of the county's rural teachers organ- Bob Cummlngs, after completing a tour of Air Force dut enrolled in the Baylor Law School. A large portrait of Supt. L. C.

McKamie was presented to the Gatesville schools by the PTA when the new high school plant was dedicated. Miss Mary Schaub. feature twirler. was named GHS band sweethear.t. 30 YEARS AGO From The Messenger Of October 21.

1949-- Charle Price resigned as president of the Gatesville Jascees as he announced plans to move to Brownfield. Vice Cub Scout Reports DEN 5 Den 5 met Wednesday after school at the Scout House. We began making papier-mache Halloween masks. Brad Bell brought refreshments. The Cub Scouts present were Randy Barnhill, Brad Bell, Steve Huse, Brent Pope, Danny Davis, Nathan Gohlke, Reed Smith, Clinton Koerth, Brian Petrie, Mike Roland, Matt McClarin, David Homan and Chris Kenworthy and our Den Chief, Billy Roland, and our helpers, Milly and Missy Roland.

-Chris Friday hxercise 11 a.m.; lunch served 11:45 a.m.; 84 played at 6:30 p.m. Monday Nutrition Site Council meeting at 10 a.m.; exercise 11 a.m.; lunch served 1 1:45 a.m. Tuesday Slater quilters; lunch served 11:45 a.m.; Wednesday Senior Center quilters; exercise 11 a.m.; lunch served at 11:45 a.m.; Halloween party 2 p.m. For more information about the activities of the Gatesville Senior Center, call Barbara Simpson, sponsored by Hill Country Community Action, at 865-8234. From The Messenger Of October 23, 1959-- Flames destroyed the hj-foot-high screen tower at the Circle-S drive-in theater near Gatesville.

Loss wa estimated at S15.000. Jonesboro's new dial telephone system was put into operation and cut into the Gatesville exchange. Carroll Smith was rtnivted to the rank of lieutenant in the Armv Reserve. Marriage Licensei Issued Milton Edward Wells and Marv Lou Brown; Charles Douglas Lisinby and Shirley Lerraine Rudd; William Granville Rippy and Linda Ruth Bashanr. Juan Jose Jaramillo Rodrique? and Mary Louise Brown; David Allen Ingram and Patricia Ann Fennessey; John Robert Barr Jr.

and Emma Dean Roe. Seven of those indicted entered guilty pleas on Wednesday. (See Three Men Sentenced to Total of 13 Years in this week's paper). Two men were in jail in Bell County and were unable to appear. They are James Spincer Adams, indicted for theft by check, and Kerry Leroy Ford, indicted for forgery.

Four of those indicted haven't been arrested yet. They include Marcus C. Van Hoozer. credit card abuse; Roy L. Mixon.

theft by check; Karl O'Brien. of Corrections. He is presently serving four years in the TDC on theft convictions from Brown and Comanche Counties. Sixteen of the 23 indicted October 4 appeared before Judge Bvron McClellan in 52nd District Court to be arraigned last Wednesday. Only Calvin Buster, indicted for theft over $200, and T.

J. Jones, indicted on a DW1 charge, had a trial date set. They both have jury trials set for November 19. burglary of a motor vehicle and Ronald C. Smith, misapplication of fidiciary funds.

Others who haven't had a date set, but arc awaiting trial after their October 4 indictment are Edward Eslahrook. sexual abuse of a child; Rand Hicks, possession of marijuana; Denise Keeler, possession of marijuana: Ipha Pcarce Smith, aggravated assault on a police officer; Robert K. Suttner. burglary of a motor vehicle and Wesley Whitconib. indecency with a child.

"Doughnuts" from the Homer Price book and will be shown al 10:30 on Saturday. This film will be free to all school age children and friends. The second film will be "Sneetches" by Dr. Seuss and will be shown to pre-school children at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.

These films are free to all area children. Tommy Hannah, indicated for aggravated assault on August 23, has a jury trial set for Monday in the 52nd District Court. Only two trial dates have been set for the 23 who were true billed by the Coryell County Grand Jury October 4. Hannah is reported to have cut Muril Wayne Gartman on the arm with a broken bottle at the parking lot of White Auto on the night of July 7. The incident occurred just prior to Hannah entering the Texas Department Perry Brothers opened the doors to their new store in Gatesville.

The store has 10. 000 square feet of floor space. Il has central air conditioning ahd heating. Two Gatesville Scottish Rite Masons. F.

W. (Jack) Straw and Mack O. Morris, have been elected to receive the rank and decoration of Knight Commander. Court of Honor (KCCH). The Gatesville Hornet foot- TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK From The Messenger Of October 24, 1969 Three head of cattle, owned by W.

T. Hix, were shot in a pasture near the Hix home at 2210 Bridge Street. Killed were a 1.200-pound cow and two yearlings. BARBARA SIMPSON Center Director Witches and goblins will be the order of the day Wednesday at 2 p.m. Make plans to attend.

I he (ioldwaithc Senior Center Band will entertain and there will be refrehments along with prizes for the best costume. f-ntry fee for the contest will be proof of a goodly number of years behind you. The Nutrition Site Council will meet at 10 a.m. Monday. I would like to ure all members of the council to plan to attend.

We will discuss problems related to the nutrition site at this time. Activities at the Senior Center this week includes: Thursday Oil painting. 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.; MESSENGER CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS Kenw orthy-reporter. Divorce Granted Lonna Mae Jones and John R.

Jones Edward L. Toups and Oralia P. Toups; Mildred L. Dickey and Kenneth D. Dickey.

New Car Registered James Douglas Freeman, Buick sedan; Daniel Ellis. Chevrolet coupe; C. F. Caruth Chevrolet pickup; Don Jones. Chevrolet pickup; Victor Harper.

Chevrolet pickup; Jerry Helms. Ford coupe. Warranty Deeds Recorded Max V. Bennett and Sandra E. Bennett to George F.

Fritz and Beryldine Fritz. Tract 5 of Pecan Grove Estates. J. VV. Ogletree Survey.

Robert L. Gilmore and Arleen D. Gilmore to Claude Dollins and Lavernia Lorcne Dollins, 106.2 acres. Henry Smith Survey. PlfwAn Inin A A Nil GET FREE RACE CARD EACH VISIT to H.E.B.

NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Free Race Cards available in Waco. Marlin, Gatesville. Temple. Killeen. Belton and Copperas Cove.

00 'Go to the Races" each Saturday at 6:30 P.M. on KCEN-TV, Channel 6 and SAVE EVERYDAY with H.E.B.'s LOW, LOW PRICES! Serving a variety of delicious meals needn't be expensive! Each week, you'll find an outstanding assortment of foods specially priced at H.E.B. These specials, along with H.E.B. everyday LOW prices and our energy saving one-stop shopping will help keep your budget in line. So come shop H.E.B.'s Octoberfest and get in on the savings.

The H.E.B. people work hard at being the best supermarket people in Texas. At H.E.B. we know we have to be the best in order to be "your H.E.B. stores must be clean and shiny, well stocked, items must be properly displayed and tagged, service must be fast and accurate.

And H.E.B. prices must be LOW! And that's the way it is at H.E.B. and that's why we say, "H.E.B. prices are LOW prices!" )USDA (CHOICE, Messenger Subscribers Eleven newcomers joined the Messenger subscription list this week. There were also 37 renewals for the Messenger this week.

NEW: Alfred Gaskamp. Valley Mills; Randy Cole, Gatesville; Mark Williamson, Houston; Rodge Lovrenich, Toledo, Ohio; Shirley Bates, Gatesville; Kathy Munday, Denton; Mrs. Harry Voss, Jonesboro; Leonard G. Renoux, Gatesville; Kelly Brooks. Houston; M.

Roberts. Gatesville; Eddie Ayres. Abilene. RENEWALS: Don Cantrell, McGregor; Roy Huckabee, Jonesboro; Rex M. George, Houston: Ronald O.

Johnson, A (CHOICE) I 0-0 1 cinaim I UP STEAKH0USE BEEF STEAKH0USE BEEF 11 YOUNG til it kidL ASSORTED Pork CHiops APPLES DETERGENT LIMIT-1. PLEASE ADDL'S. REG. PRICE iq.niiNCE box CBiuck SHeak mm mmii TURKEYS Sill lA mm SHOULDER RED OR GOLDEN-JONATHAN OR DELICIOUS CUT NEW CROP! 1 CENTER AND END CHOPS CENTER CUT 7-B0NE U.S.D.A. CHOICE KUUNU anuc GEilllilNlil PLANTATION U.S.D.A.

GRADE 18-24 LB. AVERAGE IM ft. U.S.D.A. 501 SI feORANGES CHOICE CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA U.S. NO.

1 SWEET VALENCIA 6V2-OUNCE CAN -J POUND POUND fa LB-1 POUND SWEET AND JUICY SN0WDRIIFT SIHIILDRTENIING PROTEEN 4A I CtNIRAL AMtnlLAN BANANAS YOUNG TURKEYS FANCY POUND RIB LIMES U.S. NO. 1 PERSIAN Ml $1159 29 nnc- Midland; Cecil B. Trigg, Jonesboro; Mrs. Tom M.

Robinson, Albuquerque, N. M-; Mrs. Lloyd D. Turner, Gatesville; Mrs. W.

W. Bamburg, Gatesville; D. W. McDonald. Gatesville; A.

A. Franklin, Gatesville; Emmitt Barker, Gatesville; and E. M. MOrgan, Waco. Others are Donald Bartlett, Gatesville; Mrs.

J. H. McCle-sky, Gatesville; Audley Harris, Purmela; Margie Molder, Gatesville; Scott Hamrick, Fort Worth; Mrs. E. E.

Vannoy. Gatesville; Mrs. Walter Heikes. Alamosa, James E. Hendrick.

Fort Stockton; S. E. Price. Gatesville; Luther Gatesville; Kermit McCarver, Stafford; Mrs. O.

A. Blanchard. Gatesville; Guy Evans, Jonesboro; Phillip Williamson. Garland; and Willie Rueter, Gatesville. Others renewing their sub CENTER CUT II POUND 3-POUND CAN RANCH COUNTRY PATH MIX POUND NO.

1 COLORADO $109 RED AND RIPE! PLANTATION U.S.D.A. GRADE 10-16 LB. AVG. POUND 49 TOMATOES CELLO TUBE CHOPS LOIN CHOPS "a $169 STEAKH0USE BEEF. LEAN MEATY 1 39 BARBECUE RIBS pound mm I STEAKH0USE BEEF, CHICKEN FRY 6f $069 CUBE STEAK pound SWIFT'S PREMIUM.

FIREBRAND 1 29 BEEF STRIPS 12-02 pkg I H0RMEL. BLACK LABEL $125 SLICED BACON 12 02 pkg I H0RMEL $109 LITTLE SIZZLERSi2 02 pkg I HAFNIA. RANDOM WEIGHT Q29 SLICED HAM pound DELICIOUS. TENDER $139 BEEF STEAKETTES pound I DECKER $119 SMOKED HOT LINKS pound I AMERICAN $199 KRAFT SINGLES pound I ONIONS 03 BRIGHT ORANGE PUMPKINS lir EXTRA VALUE BUYS CENTER CUT II P0UN0 II Del Mnnte CATSUP U.S. NO.

1 SWEET A GRAPEFRUIT, 49 BASTED tun A'CDHCT ALL KINDS H.E.B. TURKEYS WATER ADDED 5LlLtU mtAI3 REG. PKG 32-OUNCE BOTTLE 65' 79 $79 Ireland Stifflemires Have Baby Daughter By MRS. JOE C. FAUB10N Messenger Correspondent Mr.

and Mrs. Charles (Ruth) Stifflemire announce the arrival of a baby daughter. Carla Dc Anne, born Oct. 16 in the Clifton hospital. Carla has a sister, Charla Ann, age 5.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pearson of Mississippi are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Pat Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faubion and other relatives in this area.

Mr. and Mrs. Chan Hambrick of Hamilton visited the Faubions and Pearsons Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Pearson of Mississippi and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Pearson visited in Dallas Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Burl Pearson. Rev. and Mrs. Mike Patterson were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.

Wilma Stifflemire and family. Saturday visitors with the Elmo Tylers were Larry and Nathan Tyler and Bob Davison of Burleson. Sunday visitors in the Tyler home were Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Tyler and Barbara of Fort Worth.

Greg. Kisha and Dustan Tyler of Robinson and a friend of Gatesville were weekend visitors with Lydia Mae Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. McLaughlin of Jonesboro visited Mrs. Nadene Hicks Sunday-Mrs. Reacie Davis of Gatesville visited her brother, Lee Richardson. Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Joe C. Faubion visited friends in Ireland Friday afternoon and spent the night with her brother. Troy Williams. Mrs.

Joy Pratt of Fort Worth recently purchased the store at Ireland. Joy and Susan are specializing in preparing and serving Mexican food on Friday and Saturday. All Purmela telephone exchange customers were issued Gatesville exchange numbers on Oct. 20. Mrs.

Wilma Stifflemire and children were shopping in Waco Saturday. En route home, they visited in Turnersville with Mrs. Gladys Romans. Mrs. Ertis Kulla of Fluvanna is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Davis. On Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Kulla. Mrs.

Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dobson and son of Chicago visited in Adamsville with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Davis.

Gatesville Newcomers The population of Gatesville grew by 22 people during September. Newcomers to Gatesville, the number in their family, place of employment of the head of the family and church preference are: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy J. Allison (3), City of Gatesville, Baptist; Mrs.

Josephine Miller (3), Baptist; Mrs. Annie Dowding (1), retired, Baptist; Mr. and Mrs. James W. Allen (2).

retired. Church of Christ; Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hamilton (2), Jim Yeager Company, Baptist; Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Gunter (7), self employed. Baptist; Mrs. Viola Carroll (1), Church of Christ; Mrs. Ruby Baker (1).

retired. Baptist; Mrs. Ernestine Brasher (1). retired, Baptist and Mrs. Delia L.

Tumlinson (1), retired, Baptist, CLASSIFIED I ADS GET RESULTS BONELESS HAMS DECKER QUALITY WILSON CORN KING WHOLE. LB ORNAMENTAL CORN GOURDS 79 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIESrE 79c U.S.D.A., GRADE POP-UP TIMER 10-16 LB. AVG. POUND 89c Qlah Rnnnn BY THE PIECE oniiun Gorton's CrunchyT0j HALF $1.99 LB ipntrvn FKH CTIHKS OR IrllfSJIAl FISH PORTIONS Vf A FROZEN, 12-OZ. PACKAGE Brinn's 10 oz 770l DECORATOR MM I STONEWARE MM I FROZEN FAVORITES Coffee Mug GOLDEN K0UNTY KIST Ill I I llll ASSORTED COLORS $Q99 llll I VI FOIL-WRAPPED.

6" POT ANGEL BASKETS VENUS FLY TRAP. -m $1" BEAUTIFUL PLANTS FLOWERS! I I .1, A I II I VILLAGE PARK CRINKLE CUT French scriptions include A. w. Hamilton. Oglesby; Stan Nes-bitt, Houston; Randolph Blum-berg, Houston; Irvin Koch.

Waco; Lee Roy Williamson. Gatesville; A. R. Moffitt. Newark.

N. Vela L. Pendleton. Duncan. Gilbert Wise.

Killeen; J. G. Mackin. Houston; Dr. Robert Bennett.

Midland. EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT An estimated 70 percent of communication consists of nonverbal gestures such as smiling, nodding, raising eyebrows, squirming and not looking at the speaker, reports a family life education specialist, Patricia Lamson, with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. CORN WHOLE KERNEL 12-OZ. CAN FR02EN ici 1 6-02 PKGS TEA UPTON FAMILY SIZE BAGS 24-CT Indiana Glassware POLAROID 39c PEAR $R49 EACH 3 HUNTS HALVES IP SX-70 FILM 12" CAKE STAND 1429 12" CANDY BOWL 0132 CENTER BOWL 3250 COOKIE JAR 3251 4-PC INDIVIDUAL BOWL SET, 0198 52 HALVES BANQUET MAIN DISHES" BUFFET SUPPER. MASTACCIOLI.

I SLICED TURKEY. SALISBURY STEAK. I CHICKEN DUMPLINGS, BEEF STEW 1 FROZEN. 32-OUNCE R0SITA. BEEF BEAN BURRIT0S FROZEN 5 0Z MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE FROZEN 6 0Z RICH'S COFFEE RICH FROZEN 32 0Z JEN0 ASSTD VARIETIES PIZZA ROLLS FROZEN 6 0Z WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE FROZEN.

12 0Z PRICES GOOD THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 25-27, In GATESVILLE FOOD STAMPS WELCOME Casper I tick or ireax Dagia YOUR CHOICE 75c fJ PLAZA ASSORTED FLAVORS $179 $555 $149 Professional Business DIRECTORY SYIVANIA SX-70 Flash Bar KODAK PR 1 0 Instant Print Film SYLVANIA SUPER 10 FLIP FLASH Kraft Wrapples 87c WA DRINKS 64-OZ I WW BOTTLE unci suuiuii uior 9JC GREEN HAHItX CUT Over a pound of pure value! h89c 89c 99 99c t89c EACH 79 COSTUMES-From $2.99 to $4.59. Assorted Characters. Assorted siies to choose from. MASKS-From 15C to $4.99.

Adult masks, party masks-A Big selection to choose from. PUMPKINS-Plastic pumpkins with handles. 69C to $1-59 VAMPIRE BLOOD-Non-Toxic. Kids love it. 69C DECORATIONS-For home, party or school.

Scarecrows, witches and goblins. Candy Corn Treats iwhuk Jelly Bean Treats. 69 $1 MRS PAUL'S. FAMILY FRIED BEANS lea nl rku D) PHOTO PLACE-i I 3 I'UL bun I t-ln rlLLC I FROZEN. M-Oi.

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