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TC2 GATISVIL12 KlSSrSCIS, THwlSrAT, JUT 23, XS57 TXZZ S-A PUBLIC ESCOIDS 1 9 1 111 Daryl Alexander McKenzie Jones Virgie Shults Loyd (L.W.) Hall three sons, Glynn WiHard Hall of Waco. Loyd James Hall of Gatesville and Weldon Dale Hall of Amelia, VA; two sisters, Mrs. Florence Jennings and Mrs. Mallie Pugh, both of Axle; five brothers, Harland Hall and Melvin Hall, both of Springtown, Clayton Hall of Axle, Joe Hall of Springtown and Albert Hall of Granbury; 12 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Virgil Powell Bobby and Hotly Jones of Gatesville announce the arrival of a baby daughter, McKenzie Yvonne, born July 7.

She weighed six pounds, seven ounces, and was 18 inches long. McKenzie has a 13-year-old sister, Stacy. Grandparents are Hy and Harriet Davidson and Marva Jones. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

J.T. Davidson and Lilla Henderson. James Powell Linn and Ian Powell of The Woodlands announce the arrival of a baby son, James Bradford Adams, born July 16 at Methodist Hospital in Houston. He weighed eight pounds, 54 ounces, and has a 2 -year-old sister, Christine. James is the great-grandson of Laura Adams of Gatesville.

Grandparents are Rosemary and Keith Powell of El Paso and Bet and Jack orris of Corpus Christi. Lawrence O. and Connie S. Alexander of Gatesville announce the arrival of a baby son, Daryl Wayne, born at 6:45 p.m. June 30.

He weighed nine pounds, and was 22 inches long. Daryl has a five-year-old sister. Amber. Grandparents are Lloyd O. and Connie Alexander of Evant and Bob and Laura Honea of Gatesville.

Great-grandparents are Bonnie Hudson of Evant, O.B. and Louise Honea of Clifton and Treva Hefty of Kendallville, Ind. Chelsea Goulart John and Bonnie Goulart of Evant announce the arrival of a baby daughter, Chelsea T'Lane, bora at 1:23 p.m. July 8 at Coryell Memorial Hospital. Chelsea weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces, and was 20 Vi inches long.

Grandparents are Paul and Betty Goulart of Jonesboro and Henry and Phyllis Oney of Evant. Loyd (LW.) HaU, 84, of Waco died July 11. Services ere held July 15 at Wilkirson-Hatch Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Dan McKay and Rev. Loyd Hall officiating.

Masonic graveside services were held by J.H. Gurley Lodge No. 337 at Rosemound Cemetery. Born May 31. 1903.

in Bucklick. TN. he attended schools in New Hope. He married Lennie Lee Whetsell in Spring-town. MO in 1921.

She preceded him in death in 1984. He moved to Waco in 1926. He worked for Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad for 41 years retiring in 1963. He was a member of J.H. Gurley Lodge No.

337 and Park Memorial Baptist Church. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Richter of Waco; Mrs. Ora White Mrs. Ora White.

92, of Gatesville died July 9 at Canterbury Villa Nursing Home. Services were held July 11 at Scott's Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Don Surles officiating. Clinton Blanchard Brady Renner Mrs. Virgie Shults.

86, of Gatesville died July 16 at Coryell Memorial Hospital. Services were held July 18 at Scott's Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. John Henry Weaver officiating. Burial was in the Restland Cemetery. Born Aug.

23, 1900, in Coryell County, she was the Howard Durfee Howard Wesley Durfee, 84, of Gatesville died July 17 at Coryell Memorial Hospital. Graveside services were held July 20 in Restland Cemetery with Rev. Sam Allen officiating. Born April 25. 1903 in.

Stevens Point. Wisconsin, he was the son of the late John and Dora Durfee. He married Violet Jennings Jan. 7, 1928 in Collins, Montana. A resident of Collins for many years, he moved to Gatesville 10 years ago.

He was a retired motel clerk and a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Gatesville. Survivors include his wife; two sons, James Durfee and William Durfee, both of Gatesville; one sister, Mrs. Eleanor Gates of Stevens Point; five grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers at the funeral were Earl Massingill, William Draper, Troy Allen, Steve Allen, Kenneth Carter and Johnny Turner. Henry Wehrmann Henry Wehrmann, 72, a retired Oglesby area farmer and rancher, died July IS, at his residence.

Funeral services were held July 17 at Cole Funeral Home Chapel in McGregor with Rev. Marion Ford officiating. Burial was in the Moody-Leon Cemetery. Mr. Wehrmann, the son of Frederick Christopher and Sophia Louise (Wellman) Wehrmann, was born January 29, 1915, in the Eagle Springs community where Lillian and David Renner of daughter of the late Jeff and Narcissa Powell.

She attended school at Owl Creek. She married Thomas Shults July 9, 1922 at Friendship. She and her husband lived in the Friendship Community until WWII moving to the White Hall Community in 1942. She was a seamstress and homemaker. Her husband preceded her in death June 23.

1952. She was a member of the White Hall Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters. Tommie Lee Hafer-kamp of Gatesville, Oneta Bates Floyd of Gatesville and Lois Pearl Cathey of Duncanville; one son, J.W. Shults of Gatesville; one sister, Valera Whitney of Temple; one brother, Howard B.

Powell of Temple; 12 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Pallbearers at the funeral were Lynn Haferkamp, Jeff Cathey, Billy Joe Cathey. Mike Bates. Billy Bates. Tom Shults.

Bob Shults, John Shults and Jerry Shults. Honorary pallbearers were Charles N. Flowers, Vince Thill and Steve Nichols. Dolye Ray Marbut Dolye Ray Marbut, 73, of Granbury died July 14, Services were held July 16 at Martin's Chapel in Granbury with Don Vinzant and U.L. Tidwell officiating.

Burial was in Covington Cemetery. Born Jan. 31, 1914, in Copperas Cove, she married John D. Marbut on May 29, 1937 in Gatesville. She was an accountant with the civil service and a resident of Granbury for 18 years.

She was a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband; a sister, Mrs. Clyde Cavender of Monument, Oregon; two brothers, Lyndon Harman and Dick Harman, both of Mission; three nieces; three great-nephews and four great-nieces. Pallbearers were U.L. Tidwell, Lewis Norman, Paul Osborne, Paul Hunter, Howard Smith and Eldred Rash.

McAllen, formerly of Gatesville announce the arrival of a baby son, Brady Allen, born at 4:05 a.m. July 2. Brady weighed nine pounds, 14 ounces, and was 21 inches long. Grandparents are Lillian Shultz of Gatesville. Rudolph Schultz of Belton and Rosy and Leon Renner of Ingram.

Janet and Gary Blanchard of Gatesville announce the arrival of a baby son, Clinton Shane, born at 5:29 a.m. June 25. He weighed nine pounds, 4Vi ounces, and was 21 Vt inches long. Clinton has a five-year old sister, Angie, and a three-year-old brother, Bret. Grandparents are Patsy and A.J.

Blanchard and Eldon and Dorothy Muegge, all of Virgil Powell, 79, of Fort Worth died July 13. Services were held July 15 at the Mt. Olivet Chapel in Fort Worth with Rev. Bob Felts officiating. Burial was in the Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Born March 22, 1908, in Gatesville, he was the son of the late Thomas C. and Laura Martin Powell. He was a veteran of WWII. He was the owner and manager of a service station in Fort Worth.

Survivors include his wife, Ray Powell; two daughters, Wyvonne Layton of Fort Worth and Joan Carey of Rendon; one brother, Otha Powell of Moody; five sisters, Virginia Rauschen-berg of Gatesville, Tommie Lee Powell of Gatesville, Ruby McMath of Denver City, Wal-dean Lane of Odessa and Molly Lane Millard of Waco; four grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. I KOCPITAl 1 r.i o.tT i Baby boy born Sunday, July 19, at 4:14 a.m. to Paul and Rena Fair, Gatesville. Baby boy born Monday, July 20, at 2:37 p.m. to Justin Witty and Rose Cox, Gatesville.

THESE ARE PATIENTS Cleburne Bynum, Lola Childers, Rose Cox and baby boy, Jennie Graham, Lula Jackson, Deborah Jeter, Adelle Jones, 1 Burial was in the Restland Cemetery. Born January 18. 1895 in Hamilton County, she was the daughter of the late John and Mary Bales. She was raised and attended school in Coryell County. She married Floyd White April 23.

1916. She and her husband made their home in the Gatesville area all of their married life. Her husband preceded her in death May 25, 1963. She was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Gatesville. Survivors include one son, Harvey White of Gatesville; one daughter, Mrs.

R.A. (Juanita) Dixon of Baytown; three grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Pallbearers at the funeral were John Bales, Tommy Shults, Paul Dixon, Patrick Dixon, and Billy Davis. Mrs. D.F.

Bundrant Mrs. D.F. (Fannie) Bun rence Harvey Kelly Jr. and Kimberly Ann Russell. Divorces Granted Trang Phillips and William J.

Phillips; Patricia M. Loer and Jerry N. Loer; Joseph H. Crawford and Helen Crawford; Todd Everett Parker and Cheryl Ann Parker; Ralph G. Poirier and Jeanne C.

Poirier; Michael A. Mathews and Rita Mathews; David F. Meadows and Nancy S. Meadows; Toni Paula Weber and Douglas Shane Weber. Marriage Licenses Iaraed Jack Kimbal Huffman III and Tina Lynn Pearson; Randy Jean Pratt and Sherri Lynn Brim; Charles Caruth Haferkamp, II and Lonnell Donaldson; George Gregory Minor and Stephanie Lynn Frink; Jimmy Camargo and Valentina Marie Draper; Elvis Ray Faubion and Brenda Kay Williams; Ronald Brad Mangum and Melissa Ann Voss; Alvin Ray Leach and Cheri Ann Krieg; Douglas William Dirch and Carolyn Melissa Nelson; Cla Myrtle McCraw, Louie Tatum, Vera Thompson, Gladys Turner, Charles Vandiver.

he was a resident all his life. He attended Eagle Springs and WalkerHarris School and served his country in the Army during William Lock World Wit' II. He married UUUI "CK Louise Llghtfoot August 28, 1943, A OhoeEiBiGi For OVEN drant; 90, of Purmela died July 8 at Scott and White Hospital in Temple. Services were held July 10 at Scott's Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. James Boling and Rev.

Marvin Andrews officiating. Burial was in the Evergreen-Bun-drant Cemetery. Born July 27, 18 in Coryell County, she was the daughter of the late Willie and Sally Mosteller. She was raised and attended school in the Coryell County area. She married D.F.

Bundrant in April of 1917. They made their home in Coryell County residing in the Purmela and Ireland Communities. She was a member of the Pentecostal Church. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1959. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs.

M.J. (Lorene) Powellof Purmela; one son, Webster Bundrant of Purmela; six sisters; two brothers; three grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and two William Thomas Lack, 70, of Copperas Cove died July 9 at Darnall Army Hospital. Services were held July 11 at the Trinity Worship Center with Rev. Rex W. Johnson officiating.

Burial was in the Copperas Cove City Cemetery. Born January 18, 1917 in Coryell City, he married Juanita Hagan May 20, 1941 in Wichita Falls. He was a veteran of WWII and served over 20 years in the military. He was discharged March 23, 1964. He worked for the Civil Service for 18-and-one-half years.

Survivors include his wife; two sons, Aubrey Lack of Amacoco, LA and Kirby Lack of Copperas Cove; two daughters, Reva Parrish of Killeen and Karla Helmer of Copperas Cove; his mother, Ollie Mae Lack of Gatesville; 11 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. and they continued to make their home in the Eagle Springs community near Oglesby. During his life, Henry enjoyed carpentry and took part in building the Waco Dam. He was employed by several construction companies including Austin Builders in Austin and Hooker Construction in Waco for about twenty-five years. He was a member of the Moody-Leon United Methodist Church.

Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Linda W. Parten of Tyler, Walden Harrison of Grand view and Donna K. Goff of McGregor; two sons, Roger Dale Wehrmann of Oglesby and Freddie Lee Wehrmann of Brownsbro; one sister, Clara Emmons of Moody; 13 grandchildren; one great-grandson. Pallbearers were Chris Dun-lap, Joe Garcia, Kenneth Goodwin, Wayne Goodwin, Freddie Lee Wehrmann, Barry Llghtfoot, Bruce Lightfoot. 1 XGD 4 $23,000 minimum opening deposit The benefits of microwave ovens are almost endless.

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