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that community and lived In A.T.Rogers, Coryell County all hfci life. The Caterillt Itlwsflijrr AND STAR-FORUM Sec. 3, Tg. 4 Gatesville, Texas October 3, 1969 He barbered in Gatesville for Augeri Is Student At TSTI In Waco WACO-Joseph V. Augeri is attending the Connally Tech mnnv years, retiring in 1962 He was a member of the First 3 Gafesvillcifes In Tarlcfcn Band -STEPHENVTLLE Sue Win rtiir, David Powers and Ken lirth Kidd, Tarleton State Col- Retired Barber, Dies at 81 Baptist Church.

Mr. Rotrers is survived by one campus of the Texas State Technical Institute in Waco. Augeri is a second-year stu son, Weldon Rogers of Dallas; v. A. T.

Rotrers. 81. a retired three daughters, Mrs. Carl Drake of Gatesville, Mrs. Arlie Hibits of Houston and Mrs.

barber who had lived In Gates- teije students from Gatesville, dent majoring in civil and highway technology. He and his Iville 50 years, died at 3:45 are members of the college iJexan Band this year. wife, Karen, live in Oglesby, p. m. Thursday, Sept.

25, In the local hospital after a long Willium F. Floyd of Gatesville: three brothers, Otha Rog He is the son of Victor Augeri Jean's KIDDIE LAND Day Nursery Now Open GOLF COURSE ROAD (Formerly Bunny Hill Nursery) WILL TAKE INFANTS TO 12-YEAR-OLDS Mrs. Bob Harrington, Owner and Operator I The band performs at Tarle- illness. of Oglesby. ers Nm'Iov Koeers ana curiis Cn football games and at vari Rogers, all of Gatesville; three Funeral services, conducted Through an act by the 61st OUs other college activities.

Texas Legislature, James Con sisters, Mrs. A. L. Miles, Mrs. Od.i Jones and Mrs.

Ben Ward. by Rev. Kenneth Patrick, were held at 4 p. ra Saturday in nally Technical Institute evolv -Miss Wlnslar, a senior ele- all of Gatesville: 11 grandchild mentary education major ana Scott's Funeral Home chapcL Burial was in the Masonic ren and four great-grandchild- ed into the Texas State Technical Institute wjth campuses in Waco, Amarillo and Harling the daughter or Mr. ana Mrs.

James O. Wlnslar. is a 1967 HOME PHONE: 4S7-2751 NURSERY PHONE: S65-7485 Cemetery. Pallbearers for Mr. Rogers' graduate of Gatesville High Allen Thurman Rogers was School funeral were Johnnie Barnett, born at Levita on May 30, 1888, en.

Connally Tech offers 54 different courses of study. Two thousand students are enrolled for the fall trimester on the Waco campus. Joe Faubion, Royce Stephens, 'Kidd, also a 1967 graduate MESSENGER CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTSI I f. and was a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rogers, prominent Levita couple. He was reared in Sterling Edwards, Chester or Gatesville High School, is a junior music major at Tarle Woodward and E. W. Jones. ton and is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred E. Kidd. THSR Powers, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Powers, graduated last spring from Gatesville High mrnwm School and is majoring in music at Tarleton. Aborigines of southern Mexico used blowpipes as while the Indians of northern Mexico used bow and arrows. FIVE GENERATIONS Tlyy 1 I Tha group above represents five generations. Richard Adams of Pearl, seated, is holding his great-great-gradudaugh- ter, Helissa Hoggert. Standing, left to right, are his son, Earl Adams of Gatosvillt; his groat-granddaughter, Mrs.

Jerry Hoggett of McGregor; and his grandson, Ray Adams of Mrs. Gilliland's Mrs. Gilliland, who had lived in Gatesville the last 30 years, died last Friday in a Waco FT Make sure your protection will provide the higher daily room and surgical benefits needed today. Free health insurance check up from Mrs. Beatrice Powell 1001 Pleasant 865-2565 SI 1 1 hospital.

1 Last Rites Held The former Lillian Thalia Holt, she was born in the Mound community Feb. 7, 1895, and was a daughter of the late Mutual Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Holt. She mmvwFJivs DAVSTOSM! OCT.

3-4-6 987 TIRES Funeral services for Mrs. R. H. Gilliland. 74.

of Gatesville were held at 4 p. m. Sunday in Scott's Funeral Home chapel. Rev. H.

B. Bordon and Rev. Joe Broadway conducted the rites, and burial was in Rest-land Cemetery. was married to Mr. Gilliland Feb.

19, 1927. Mr. Gilliland, an equipment operator, died in Tar Ckmpmi iter pm lift lwmrwc AffitUtet United Onuh 1958. Mrs. Gilliland was a member of the First Methodist Church here.

Survivors are one son, John M. Hamilton of Waco; two daughters, Mrs. G. V. Kinsey WSBM ijrFTm of Belton and Mrs.

Alton McLaughlin of Gatesville; one "You Are Welcome To Worship With Us" Sunday Services: Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:55 a.m. Training Union 6:15 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 pjn. in brother, Holt of Flat; a sister, Mrs.

Nola Brazzil of Killeen; and three grandchild-rer. Pallbearers for Mrs. Gilliland's funeral were Clyde Ingram, M. D. Holt, Freddie J.

Bettge John Easley, Travis Stacks and stacks of brand-new, factory-fresh auto tires delivered from largest rubber company. We took advantage of a special purchase offer on new Goodyear tires that are marked blemish or discontinued design tires that are guaranteed but discount-priced. This may be the buy of the Every Tire Guaranteed! id-Week Worship Services 7:00 P. M. Wednesdays FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GATESVILLE KENNETH G.

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