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CLASSIFIED Car Hits Ypvtb AND ITARtOKUM July 28, 1967 Sec. Pg. 5 Gatesville. Texns 36th Division's Ur.i!s Will Scan tw4 I Vl SALESLADY WANTED Apply in person RHODES DEPT. STORE nit down andor remove such weeds, rubbish, brush pr other unsightly, objectionable or insanitary matter, as the case may be.

within ten days after notice to said owner to do so. in. writing, or by letter addressed to such owner at his post office address, or Within ten days after notice by publication last Friday on Miss Ima Fc-Hors, Mrs. Aubrey Davidson and Mrs. W.

S. parnett Sr. Mrs. O. E.

McHargue anj grandson, Malcolm Mtllartrue, visited Sunday With Miss Judy Hcl'irzua in I'. ital in Vi aco, Ju'y '-ter of Mr." and Mrs. -Mc L'ar-ae jf V.V; il i "Jnd-dau, hter cf the' O. nar-guci Lonnle Tate cf Hamilton at-tencU-d church services here Sunday evening. Li is a friend of Miss Karyl Eomar.

VisiUng Saturday with Mrs. Lucy Spence were her sister, Mrs. Dora Charlos of Temple, and her niece, Mrs. Para Mae Las a ter of Decatur. Visiting Mrs.

ten Clement Jr. after Monday momin? revival services were Dr. Ayers, Mrs. J. Q.

Davison Mrs. W. S. Garnett Mrs. Aubrey Davidson and Pfr and Mrs.

Marvin Stevens and daughters. Mrs, Lonnie Mayberry of Copperas Cove and Mrs, J. 1L Lowery of Gatesville called in the O. E. McHargue home Sunday afternoon.

Ken Davidson of Oklahoma City, la visiting his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Gus Davidson Sr, and other relatives here. Mrs. Ronnie Bruton and Chad are still visiting iq the Troy Bruton home. Ronnie, who Is on active duty, with the National Guard at Fort Hood, spent the week and here.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barnard visited Sunday with Mrs.

Virgle Dawson in Hillcrest Hospital in Waco. Mrs. O. E. McHargue also called on Mrs.

Clawson. On Motor Scooter A car struck, two Gatesville youngsters on a motor scooter at 5 p.m. last Friday on a Raby Park drive north of the swim ming pool. The youngsters on the moto scooter Lewis Rhoades, 14, and Jerry Oclioa, 13 sustained minor injuries tliat required emergency treat ment at the hospital. Police Chief Gene Coins said the car was driven by Bobby Lee Davis, 17, of Gatesville.

He estimated damage at $25 to the scooter, $3 to the car. At 4 a.m. Sunday on a county road miles north of Og-lesby, a 1967 model car driv en by Gonzalo Gonzales of Og lesby ran off the road and struck a telephone pole. Neither Gonzales nor his wife, who was a passenger in the car, as in jured. Highway Patrolman J.

Hamilton estimated damage to the auto at $400. Director Appointed For Centex Economic Development District Judge J. Howard English of Hillsboro, chairman of the Central Texas Economic Development District has announced the selection of Jackson Gil more as the planner for the district. Giimore Is widely known In the industrial and economic development professions In Texas. For the past 18 months he has been manager pf the Industrial development department of the Waco Chamber of Commerce.

He majored in economics at the University of Texas, where he also served as a research assistant in the Bureau, pf Bus! ness Research. 1 Giimore was selected by a committee- appointed by the board of directors of the newly, formed 12-county Economic De velopment District, which opened its offices at Connally Tech nical Institute July 1. Coryell County is included in the dis trict. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1110 Main Street Rev. Thomas Stewart, pastor Sunday Sunday School at 9:43 ajm, morning worship service at 10:50 a.m.

The public is cordially invited to all the services. LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. O. L. Derrick, pastor Regular preaching services every second and fourth Sun day.

Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a.m. Community sing ing every second Sunday WEST MAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST, 202 W. Main Holland McLean, Minister Sunday Morning services at 10:30 a.m., evening services at 6:30 pm. Wednesday Prayer meeting at 7:30 pm We're friendly folk. FULL GOSPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, Hwy.

04 West Sunday Sunday School at 10 a-tn morning worship service at 11 a.m., young people's serv ice at 6:30 pja, evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Mid-week pray er service at 7:30 p.m. Boards' Guests Visiting In the Paul Beard home over the week end were Lavern Mings of Garland; Mr. and Ralph Warren and Ward of Dallas; Mrs. Hey- wood, Mrs.

J. J. Primrose and Paul, Margie Kolon and Angle Decker of Austin; and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beard and Todd of San Antonio.

To Klngsland Mr. and Mrs. Euell Swift left Saturday to vacation several days at Klngsland. Mr, and Mrs. U.

Rhoads accompanied them and remained one night Others visiting were the Swifts' daughters, Mrs. Larry Lawrence and David and Mrs. Ben Hudspeth. Exporting wool from England was prohibited by law rrom 1600 to 1825. ISV, IT THROUGH IN NAVY Seaman Recruit Gary L.

Sanders, USN, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. William San ders of Copperas Cove, has boon graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes, III. In the first weeks of his Naval serv ice he studied military sub jects and lived and worked under conditions similar to those ho will encounter on his first ship or at his first shore station. In making the transition from civilian life to Naval service, ho receives instruction under veteran Navy petty officers.

He stud- led seamanship, as well a survival techniques, military drill and other subjects. r' jr n'M; Scouts Present Plaque to Meekses A certificate of appreciation for services rendered and plaque were given Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Meeks Wednesday by the Sam Houston Area Council of Boy Scouts. A total of 172 Scouts and their supervisors. who are making a western tour with Utah as their destination, were served lurich that day at Meeks Cafe No. 1 and No. 2.

A NOTE OF THANKS I want to extend my sincere appreciation to each and every Individual who helped fight the grass fire on my ranch near Pideoke Sunday afternoon. Your assistance meant a great deal and without your help, the dam age could have been much worse. Again, thanks to each of you. Jack Morse CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting syn pathy and help in the recent loss of our loved one. For the beau tif sen ice, floral offer ings, food and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful.

Mrs. W. L. Martin Lieut and Mrs. Glen J.

Stine Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Shelton Billy Millsap Dyessos Roturn Mr. and Mrs. Lcland Dyess have returned after vacationing a week in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas.

They visited in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Oren R. Rankin in Russellville. Dr.

Ran kin is head of the department of education at Arkansas Poly technic College in Russellville and a brother of the late Mrs. J. B. Sellers. Mr.

and Mrs. Dyess also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moran, former Gatesville residents, who now reside in Siloam Springs, Ark. Visits Children Mrs.

J. F. Weaver has return ed after spending the first three weeks of July with the Raymond Wilkinsons of Ama rillo. Mrs. Wilkinson is her dau ghter, Enroute home she vlsty ed her mother, Mrs.

M. A. A- kinson of Fort Worth, and son, Jimmy Weaver, and family or Arlington. Guest In Henson Homo Richard Martin of Pleasanton visited here last week end with his uncle, Rebel J. (Bubba) Henson, and family.

Young Martin has just completed a tour of duty in the Coast Guard and plans to enter Texas and M. University this fall. ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT thk ruBL.it: HEALTH AND PROMOTE THE PUBLIC WEI rAKK Ur THR CITY OK CATESVILLE. TEXAS. BV I'KOViniNU FOR THE HI ING UP AND DRAINAGE OF LOTS THAT SHALL HAVE UNWHOLESOME PLACE OR PLACES WHERE' STAGNANT WATER MAY ACCUMULATE THEREON: THE CLEANING OF ANY BUILDING OR PREMISES OF FILTH.

CARRION OR OTHER IMPURE AND UN WHOI.ESOME MATTER; RE QUIRING OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS OF IXTTS IN THE CITY OF CATESVILLE TO KEEP SAID LOTS FREE FROM WEEDS, RUBBISH. BRUSH AND OTHER UNSIGHTLY OR INSANITARY MATTER; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO BE GIVEN TO OWNERS PREMISES IN CASE OF FAILURE OF OWNER TO MAKE LOTS ANDOR PREMISES SANITARY AND SIGHTLY THAT THE SAME MAY BE DONE AT THE EXPENSE OF THE CITY OF GATESVIIXE: PROVIDING FOR THE FIXING OF A LIEN AGAINST SUCH LOTS FOR SUCH IMPROVEMENT: AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, It is deemed by the City Council of the City of Gatesville, Texas, tliat it dangerous to the public health fur lot in the City of Gatesville to have placro thereon where stagnant water may accumulate and for filth, can-ion or other Impure and unwholesome mattef to accumulate en lots in said city and that it I dangerous to public health nnd constitute a fire hazard to have weeds, brush, rubbish, and other unsightly and Insanitary matter on lot In the City of Gotes-vllle; and WHEREAS. It is expressly provided by the provisions of Article 44.16. Revised Civil Statute of Texan, that cities shall have the power to correct the evils hereinbefore recited.

NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNaL OF THE CITY OF GATESVILLE. TEXAS: SECTION I. That it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation who shall own or occupy any lot or lot In the aty -of Gatesville, Texas, to permit or allow holes or placet on said lots where water may accumulate and become stagnant, or to permit same to remain, SECTION 2.

It Khali be tin- lawful for any person, firm or corporation who shall own or occupy any lot or lot in tine mit or allow the acrumulation vi Biagnum water uwreon, or to permit same 10 remain. SECTION 3. It shall he un-: lawful for any periton. firm or corporation wIk shall own or occupy any bouse, buildings, es- tabiishment. lot or yard in thf City of Gatesville lo permit or allow any carrion, filth other impure or turn holi-some mat- iT 10 accumutaic or remain thereon.

SECTION 3-A. Tle fact that Gatesvllle now has no Ordi nance aealnxt weeds. rubbish. brush and other unsightly matter creates an emergency re- readings and it is so oraatnea. ctrrmw a it nn.

lawful for any person, firm or coronation who shall own or occupy any lot or lots in the City of Gatesvllle. Texas. ti allow weeds, rubbish, brush or any other unsightly, objectionable or insanitary matter to accumulate or grow on said lot or lots. SECTION 5. Should any own- rr of such lot or lots that have hliiAM ilbiiMwi it'hnM ttntrnnnt water may accumulate andor which are not properly drain ed, or the owner of any premises or building upon which carrion, filth or other impure or unwholesome matter may bo fail andor refuse to drain andor fill the same kt or lota, or remove such filth, carrion or other Impure or unwholesome matter, as the case may be, within ten day after notice to aid owner to do so, in writing, or by letter addressed to such owner at his poetofflce address or within ten days after notice by publication as many as two times within ten consecutive day In any newspaper in Texas, if personal service, may not be had as aforesaid, or If the owner's address be not known: then in that event, the, aty of Gatesvllle, Texas, may do such filling or draining, or removal of carrion, or any other unsightly, objectionable or insanitary matter, or cause the same to be done and may pay therefore and charge the expense Incurred in doing such work or having such work done Improvements made to the owner of such lot or lots or real estate, and If such work is done or improvements made the expenses of the City of Gatesvllle.

Texas, then such ex-pense or expenses shall be assessed on the real estate, or lots upon which inch expense was SECTION 6. Should any owner of any lot or lots within the aty of Gatesville, Texad. who shall allow weeds, rubbish, brush any other unsightly objectionable or insanitary mat-ter to grow-, or accumulate thereon, fall andor refuse. tQ MOUND Funeral Rites zd For Mrs, AteCbnchcn by Mrs. Walter Messenger Correspondent Funeral services for Mrs.

Will McClanahan were held last 1 Thursday afternoon In the Hamilton Funeral Home, with graveside services In Gatesville. The former Miss Annie Davidson, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davidson and a sister of John Q. Davidson.

Mrs, McClanahan, a er resident o( Coryell and Harm Uton counties, had been living In Houston with her daughter. Vacation Bible School closed Friday with picnic lunch held at the noun hour by the pupils, workers and several Victors, Commencement exercises were held that evening. Pastor Ben ny Bailey brought an evangelis tic message at the close of the service, Workers report a suc-r cessful week with an average attendance of 39.2 per cent Rev. Bailey was here Satur day helping prepare the church grounds for the revival He was a luncheon guest Saturday In the H. W.

Bragewitz home and a guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Barnard.

Dr. J. T. Ayers of Brown wood, who is the evangelist for the Mound Baptist revival; opened i the services Monday morning and was here for the rest pf the week. Sam Cox, also of Brownwood, was here to lead the singing Monday evening, Mr.

and Mrs. Wassom of Dal las, parents of Rev, Bailey, at tended Monday evening serv ices, along with a number of visitors from Gatesville. Mr, and Mrs. Gus Davidson Jr. and Mrs, Gus Davidson Sr.

left Saturday to visit in the Rev. Walter Davidson home Gus Davidson Jr. a Baptist layman, filled the pulpit at both services Sunday at the church his brother pastors, Ferguson Road Baptist Church Rev. Davidson was participating In the Dayton, Ohio, New Life Crusade. Frank Blanchard left last Thursday for Houston to visit the R.

F. McNeil family and bring home his wife, who had been convalescing from surgery for two weeks in the McNeil home. They returned to Mound Friday and Mrs. Aubrey David son and Mrs. Ben Clement Jr.

called on her Sunday after noon. Mrs. Jack Davidson, who un derwent foot surgery a month ago, is able to be up and about. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Sims and Brent have been staying ip the Davidson home since Mrs. Sims' mother had the operation. Holice Davidson, who also un derwent surgery recently, home and reported to be on the road to recovery. The Da vidsons' children David David son and family of Dallas and the Loyde Fowlers of Houston who were here for their father's surgery, have returned home. R.

C. (Reb) Blanchard of Ar- nett and his son and grandson, Robert Earle Blanchard and Bobby of Denton, visited rela tives here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore of Waco called in the HL W.

Brage witz home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bragewitz attended church services Saturday evening at Flat. -v Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Mayber- ry and family of Brookshire and the Jerry Whaley family of Waxahachie have been visiting In the Cleo Whaley home and with relatives in Gatesville tlo past few days. Mrs. Robert Kuykendau and family of Midland and Mrs. R.

Harris and sons, of Port Isa bel, accompanied by a friend, have been guests the past week In the Edward Winters and Ruel Hunt homes. Mrs. Kuyken dau and family returned home. Mrs. Harris and son are visiting relatives in Goldthwaite but are expected to return to Mound sometime this week.

Week end guests In the Sterlin Barnard home were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown of Mathls. They all attended church services Sunday in Tem ple. The Browns' cousin was preaching.

Miss Sue Barnard re mained with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Barnard, and attended local church services Sunday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Donald son of attended church services here Sunday evening.

Relatives from Mound attend ed funeral services for Mrs. Al Burt Sunday afternoon in Gatesvllle. She died in a San Antonio hospital following heart surgery. A resident of Copperas Cove, Mrs. Burt was the former Miss Doris Magee, daughter of Mrs.

Martha Williams of Gates vllle, and the niece of Mrs. Bill McFarlin and Hollls Ayers. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlin.

who are staying In Oklahoma where Bill is employed, attended the services. Mrs. B. G. Anderson and Mrs.

Ula Jones of Waco visited last Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. H. M. Felleta, Miss I ma Fellers and Mr. and Mrs, Robert McHargue.

Mrs. Bill Stell and Mark of Odessa and Mrs. John Q. Da vidson of San Antoniq called 33 -WANTED Experienced erv ice station operator for 12 noon to 12 midnight shift. Prefer man aged .10 to 50 years.

Apply In person to Chester Brown at Dixie Service Statkm. 58-tfc WANTED Person for profit able Rawieigh business In Coryell County or South McLennan County. Products sold here over 40 years. Good living at start. See N.

Early. 2800 Saunders GaUsvllle. or white Raw, Ieigh, TXF1452.10I, Memphis, Tenn. ltp WANT TO BUY HOME from original owner- in Gatesvllle city limits. Phone SU5-6805.

2-tfC WANT A RIDE to Connelly Tech in Waco Mondays through Fridays, leaving Gatesville at 6:30 a.m. and returning at p.m. Thomas Woodward, 601 Saunders St. 2-ltp WANT TO DO BABYSIT TING in my home. Phone 865-5473.

2-2tc AUTO MECHANIC WANTED IMMEDIATELY Good salary, good working conditions. Apply in person at Shepherd Motor Co. I-3tc ALL RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES WANTED at Gatesvilla's finest CHATEAU VILLI Apply In Person 1-tfc WANTED: HAY BALING Call Bill Veazey at 865-5294 or Bob Lee. at 865-7173. 44-tfc BARBER WANTED to work two days a week at Zoo's Bar ber Shop in Turnersvuk.

Con tact Zoo Giimore. 52-3tp WANT TO HIRE FARM LABOR Pay $1.50 an hour. See Tom Callaway at Levita, Texas. Phone 863-5264. 44-tfc OLD OVAL TOP TRUNKS WANTED Will pay S3 each.

Jim Miller Army Store, south side square. 35-tfc WASH POTS WANTED Will give $3 each for wash pots. Jim Miller Army Store, south side of square. 10-tfc IRONING for a mixed doen. See Mrs.

Bknchard at 203 Spindletop. 51-4tp WANTED Scrap Iron, car radiators, batteries, copper wire and tubing. Brass and aluminum. I pay top prices. R.

L. Fcatherston, located 3 miles east on Hwy. 84. Phone 863-5785. Also will buy starters, generators and electric motors.

39-21tp HOUSE PAINTING WANTED $1.25 per hour plus paint. Call Rickie Beck at 865-5729. 52-3tp HAY HAULING WANTED Call Ray Mohundro at 865-5302. 52-3tp FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished 2-bedroom apartment at 109 North 27th St. Call 865-5439.

1-tfc FOR RENT Partially fur nished 1 -bedroom apartment at 401 South 10th St. Inquire at same address. 2-ltp FOR RENT 3-room furnished apartment, suitable for cou ple or working person, Mrs. Zula Andrews, 407 Live Oak St. call 865-5444.

52-tfc FOR RENT Nicely furnished bedroom with private bath. Call 865-5722 after 2 p.m. 2-3tc BUILDING FOR RENT 1.738 sq. ft of space with two rest-rooms and water furnished. Available July 1.

Former ASC office. Contact Dr. Otis Ray. 45-tfc FOR RENT Unfurnished garage apartment close to town. Nice for couple.

Phone 865-2961 or see apartment at 410 Bridge Street 32-tfe FOR RENT OR LEASE 5-room furnished house and store building on 2 acres land near Mother Neff Park, close to Roc-kctdyne and McAx Corp. rent or lease together or separately. For appointment, call Laguna Park 622-4218. R. E.

Hll-liard. 50-tfc FOR RENT Unfurnished 2- bedroom duplex located in West- view Addition on The Una Drive. Phone 865-2091 51-tfc LOST FOUND BLACK COW WITH CREAM COLORED BULL CALF lost near auction barn Cow branded on left aide with' "Plus' brand. Call Bill Tatum at 865-6615. 1 1 ltp LOST bright carpet colors, restore them with Blue Rent electric shampoo-er $1.

Scott's Furniture. ltc NORTH. FOR? HOOD The members of the 3tilb In. fantiy pivision, Texas National Guard, will wind up two weeks pf annual field training this week end as units from mre tlian 4Q communities depart for home stations Saturday and Sunday. Next weel there'll be a lull at the north fort, but from Aug.

5 to Aug. 19 the S. Army Reserve's 377th Support Brigade of New Orleans will be here for twoweek summer training stint For the 36th, traMne ver the vast acreage of this Cen tral Texas Arniy post has ranged from squad tactics to tank companies in the attack. A highlight of the first Week's training was an exercise in South Fort Hood's Vietnamese village an amazing replica of the type of communities through which American troops operate in Southeast Asia. Each rifle squad of the division's three infantry battalions w-as put through the Vietnam train ing program.

Armored units moved Into the field Monday for a five-day bivouac period under control Of the pivision 2nd DIVISION headquarters spent four days In bivuoac last week. All units of the division participated in a map exercise Monday under the direction of Maj. Gen- Selden Simpson, di vision commander from Ama rillo. Also moving to a pew bivouac site for the final week of train lng were the four artillery bat talions and division artillery headquarters. The cannoneers have been making good use of the vast ranges of Fort Hood for practice firing of their 105- mm.

153 -mm and 8-inch howit zers. Another highlight of the training period was the annual parade and review held Saturday. The troops marched In re view before Gen. Simpson; Maj. Gen.

Thomas S. Bishop, the Texas adjutant general; and other dignitaries. In a letter prepared for read ing to all members pf the divl sion. Gen. Simpson expressed his personal satisfaction with the accomplishments of division units.

He also lauded the 1,230 Army Reservists who are train lng with the division this sum mer. Every unit of the division will have stent at least four days in field bivouac prior to starting the return movement to home stations. Many units spend most of the two-week period in the field. The technical service units. administrative sections and other support organizations are receiving on-the-job training by providing the actual support for the combat units of the patch division.

ARTILLERY batteries from El Paso and infantry units from Amarillo and the Panhandle will be the first to break camp to start the movement back to home stations. All movements to Forf Hood this year were made with division transporta tion facilities. Giimore Previews Oliver Equipment R. Giimore, owner of Gil- more Tractor Company, local Oliver farm equipment dealership, attended Oliver Corpora tion's 1967 Growing field demonstrations at Arlington recently. 5: A wide range of new products for the coming fall, winter and spring seasons was introduced and many of them were demonstrated under actual field operating conditions, often in competition with similar-sized models made by other manufacturers.

i Dealers from throughout several states in this area witnessed Oliver president Sam White Jr. and his top management team from the Chicago headquarters of the farm and contractors equipment subsidiary of White Motor Corporation present the new products. CARD OF THANKS We want to thank everyone for the food, flowers, cards, visits and prayers during the four months ouf mother was hospitalized and for every kind deed that, helped us so much during our sorrow. We also thank Dr. Brown, the nurses- and entire hospital I faff for their care and consideration.

The family of Mrs. B. E. Morgan Guests In Schley Home Tommy Lee Carlton and Bruce Pinegar. who had spent three weeks In the West Indies, visited for two weeks In the W.

S. Schley home and also in Cor-sicana and Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Schley took Tommy and Brucp to Dallas Saturday where they took a plane to their home in San Francisco, Calif.

"Tommy Carlton Is Mrs. Schley's son. LOST YOUR GOOD TV PICTURE? Call Red Norman at Drake's Furniture. 865-2017, for prompt reliable TV repairs. 33-tfc as many as two times within ten consecutive' days in any newspaper in Texas, may do such cutting down andor re moving such weeds, rubbish, brush or any other unsightly.

objectionable or insanitary mat tor, or cause the same to be done and may pay therefor, and charge the expenses incurred in doing such work or having such work done or. improvements made to the owner of such lot or lot or real estate; and, if sucn worlt is done or improve-nients nude at the expense of the City of Gatesvllle, Texas, then such expenses shall be awwssod on the real estate, or lot or lots uion which such expense was Incurred. SECTION 7. The Mayor or City Health Officer of the City of Gatesvllle shall file a statement of such expenses incurred under Section 5 or under Section 6 of this ordinance, as the case may be, giving the amount of such cxienscs, the date on which said work was done or Improvements made, with the County Clerk of Coryell Coun ty, Texas: and the City of Gatesville, Texas, shall have a privileged lien on such lot or lots or real estate upon which said ork was done or improvements made to secure the expenditures so made, In accordance with the provisions of said Article Revised Civil Sta tutes of Texas, which said lien shall bo second only to tax liens and liens for street improvements; and said amount shall bear ten per cent Interest from the date, said statement was filed. It Is further provided that for any such expenditures, and Interest, as aforesaid, suit may be Instituted and recovery and foreclosure of said lien may lie hd in the name of the City of Gatesvllle, Texas; and the statement of expenses so made, as aforesaid, or certified copy thereof, shall be prima facie proof of the amount expended for such work or Improvements.

SECTION 8. Any person, firm or Individual ho shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined In any sum not excu-dlng Two Hundred Dollars and each and every day's violation shall constitute a separate and distinct offense, in case the owner or occupant of any lot. lots or premises under the provisions of ordinance shall be a corporation, and shall violate any provision of this ordinance, the president, vice president, secretary, treasurer of such corporation, or any manager, agent or employee of such corporation shall be also severalty liable for the penalties herein provided. SECTION 9. That If any rt of thus ordinance Is, or should be lu-ld invalid for any reason, then that fact shall not invalidate the entire ordinance, but the balance thereof shall remain in full force and effect.

SECTION 10. All other ordi-nanees or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed, and in particular describe ordinance In detail) is expressly rcealed by this ordinance, PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 25TH day of July A. 19C7. APPROVED: O. W.

LOWREY Mayor ATTEST: EILAND LOVEJOY City Secretary SEAL) Z-ltc CATESVILLE 10 DOE No. A.P.AAJM. Confer EA degree 7:30 p.m. Fri day. Light refreshments.

Members urged to attend. Masonic visitors welcome. ERLI POWELL. VfM. ROYCE REED JR.

Sec DEAD ANIMAL SERVICE Free and sure Call collect, Phone 388-3303. Hamilton, Texas. 31-tfc TV REPAIR SERVICE Call Red Norman at Drake Furniture, 865-2017, for prompt, reliable TV Repairs. 33-tfc SEE US FOR CONSTRUC TION of Farm Tanks and Ponds; Diversion Ditches-Work done by Soil Conserva tion Service specifications or by the hour. W.

(Cub) Poston at Poston Implement phone 865-2415. Earl Sumerford, operator. 40-tfc BARGAIN PRICES! On Used Appliances Refrigerators Washing Machines T.v. sets. R.

E. Powell Co. S-tfc AFPALOOSA STUD SERVICE Color and conformation. See Charles Bruton or call 805-5572. V.

22-tfc HAVE THAT OLD MAT TRESS renovated or converted Into an lnnerspring. choice of spring units and ticking. Box iprlngs In matching colors. Win- field Mattress Factory. Ph.

865-5712. Sf 27-Uc WANTED LAWNMOWER REPAIR SERVICE Call 865-5042. Locat-cd at 2523 Near Drive. 2-Uc Rites at Evant For Mrs, Jeter Funeral services for Mrs. Aaron Jeter of Hamilton were held at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in the First Baptist Church pf Evant With Rev. Bob Stokes officiating. Burial was in the Murphee Cemetery with Evant Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Jeter, 43, died Sunday In a Hamilton hospital.

She was the former Miss Grace Teal. She was a member of the Evant Baptist Church. Survivors arq her husband of Hamilton; one daughter, Esta Mae Jeter of Hamilton; three sons, Thomas Edmond Jeter, Michael Aaron Jeter and Travis Teal Jeter, all of Hamilton; her mother, Mrs. Mollie E. O'Neal of Fort Worth; and one sister, Mrs.

Ola Mae Brooks of Fort Worth. Pallbeaiers for Mrs. Jeter's funeral services were Charles Faublon, Kennilh Sikes, Henry Oney, Billy Cole Faublon, Chot Barker and Qdis Faublon. Mrs. Bill Price's Father Dies Barney.

P. Alexander of Lo- meta, father pf Mrs. Bill Price of Evant died In a Pine Bluff, hospital July J9, He was 78- Funeral serv'lces were held July 21 at Long Cove Baptist Church near Lometa. Rev. George Matthews officiated, and burial was in Long Cove Cemetery' with Evant Funeral' Home In charge.

Mr. Alexander is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Bill Price of Evant and Mrs. Otha Stephens of Pine Bluff, a sister, Mrs. Julia Benbo of Adams- vllle; three brothers, Charlie Alexander of Lampasas.

Harvey Alexander of Evansvllle, and Pearson Alexander of Lampasas; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Old-Time Jailors' Stance Explained The following item, mention ing former Gatesvilleite R. H. DUlashaw, appeared in one of Weldon Owens' recent Cross Country columns in the Dallas Times-Herald: 'Old-time tailors whose pic tures you've seen for years are always sitting on a table with their legs crossed. But it's not because they couldn't find a stool or chair.

R. H. DUlashaw. the Hong Kong fashioneer out on Berkshire, has explained it: The crossed-legs position af fords the tailor a perfect lap In which to place the coat The armhole of the coat is placed over each knee, thus allowing the workman complete control over the stitches. DUlashaw is of a pioneer Gatesville merchant family, and lived not too far from the Coryell Cwmty community of Pulltite.

Haricot RcrJ The following prices art those ousted by Gatesville buyers on Thursday afternoon. All prices are subject to change without notice GRAIN Ear Corn per bushel (delivered) Yellow $1.25, White $1.23 Wheat per bushel (delivered) Milling Wheat, No. 1 $1.50 Mike cwt. S2.0O Oats, per bu. Barley, bu.

3 WOOL AND MCHAia Wool .35 lb. and l-p depending or graJ, Mohair Yu Kid Mohair 73 I.