Burleson Dispatcher (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 6, 1969 Page: 4 of 8
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Burleson Dispatch
• August 6, 1969
PAGE 4
News From
Rendon • Retta
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by Mabel Hunt Owen
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cost of any new car; that is,
our bank
The F. Carl Nogar
Family
fW an n» Hommell of
de, was honored with
se birthday supper last
evening at the Road-
ion Highway 81, south
non. About forty rela-
te friends from Fort
[Alvarado, Forest Hill,
lie and Burleson, were
cious supper was serv-
It he honoree received
dutiful and useful gifts,
[attending from Burle-
pher sister, Mrs. Nell
I. Evelyn Truelove and
pice Collins.
.oan that
the total
3t one of
Miss Johnson had just return-
ed from Viet Nam, where she
completed a two-year term as
a Southern Baptist Missionary
journeyman. Her major respon-
sibility in Viet Nam was teach-
ing children of the Missionaries.
In answer to friends who re-
marked how wonderful it was
for her to ggive two years of
her life, she replied: “I did not
give two years of my life. I was
given two years of my1-life.”
Mrs. Keen said it was very
interesting to hear her tell of
her work and the many experi-
ences she had while in the war
zone.
A very interesting article en-
YOURS FOR BETTER
SERVICE
* Relax to the sounds
of the
Texas Girls Choir
" Sunday, August 10
STYLE SHOWS FOR
THE LADIES
SHADED PICNIC
AREAS
SWAP MEET &
FLEA MARKET
*• Dance to the
Sound Experience
Saturday, August 9
MUSIC & LIVE
ENTERTAINMENT
titled “Two Years of Life",
written by Miss Johnson, ap-
peared on the back page of the
July 30th edition of the Bap-
tist Standard.
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PLENTY OF FREE
PARKING
CLEAN RESTROOMS
WITH SHOWERS
COMPLETE OVER-
NIGHT CAMPING
FACILITIES
SWIMMING POOL
AND PLAYGROUND
FOOD &
REFRESHMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Palmer
joined Retta Church Sunday.
Four were baptized Sunday
night They were: Eddie and
Sherry Smith, David Farris and
Steve Sinclair.
Revival will be held at Retta
Baptist Church Aug. 10 to 16.
Morning services will be at 10
o’clock and will be followed by
visitation. Meet back at the
church at noon for a covered
dish luncheon. Night services
will begin at 8:00.
boy strapped in, face covered
with a black cloth, and imita-'
so one
could realize how near a little
innocent looking dope could
after. Claaaified ads
throe consecutive weeks unless
otherwise specified. »
Published weekly on
at Cleburne
645-4441
the littj
his first
Friday r
by plan<
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for tl
all ot
us in
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^rd of Thanks
wish to thank everyone
1 flowers, food, cards and
tr acts of kindness shown
ke death of our brother,
Id Brannon.
L Emma E. Wheeler
f Mrs. Jack Darr
LAST FUN-FILLED WEEKEND
OPENING AND DEDICATION
Joe W. Pierson
Forrest Chevrolet
& Cadillac Co., Inc.
400 N. Main, Cleburne, Tex.
Phone NO CHARGE
477-2114
THANK YOU
For the opportunity to HELP
YOU with YOUR TRANS-
PORTATION NEEDS.
I WOULD LIKE TO BE
YOUR CHEVROLET &
CADILLAC SALESMAN.
Sincerely,
BURLESON
CHIROPRACTIC
CLINIC
Montclair Place Mall
2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Tues., Thurs. & Sat.
Other Hours Call
Dr. Arvel Huneycutt
F.D.I.C.
Member
'Wedns
10c a word for the first 10 i minisq
month
grand!
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tained
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ADMISSION!
11.00
Children
Under IS
Free
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, words, and ga per word there-
are run
★ Service Jr Reliability
it Courtesy
The Maxwell family had a re-
union Sunday, Aug. 3 at For-
rest Park. In all there were 64
relatives present.
J. W. Maxwell and family, his
son Brady and wife from Cali-
fornia. Clyde Maxwell and his
family, Mrs. Dorothy Bridges
from Fort Worth, Walter Max-
well and family, Valeta Max-
well, Vera King, Theo Maxwell
and family, Janie Monger and
family.
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Kenm
a sur
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of
tivea 13
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Kennel
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many ■
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Son
Hill, A
Mr. George Watkins and
brother, Beam, are taking the
R. A. boys to the Turnpike
Stadium to see a ball game this
afternoon. The R. A. boys are
planning to make money by
giving car washes on the church
grounds Saturday afternoon.
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VISITORS IN KEEN HOME
Mrs. Sanford Johnson and
daughtet, Miss Mary Kaye, have
returned to their home in
Groom, Texas, after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. J. T. Ween, and
Mr. Keen.
At Retta Baptist Church last
night Mr. Bob Grant an ex-
convict gave a very convincing
talk on what drugs had done to
him. To make his talk more
dramatic, he brought an imita-
tion electric chair and had a
HARTMAN returned
Ay to his home in West-
[• California, after a
visit- here with his
ents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rogers, his grand-
lurs. C. P. Murphy, and
I/and aunt, Mr. and
Ip Brown. Alan is the
p*r- old son of Mrs.
lartman, and Mr. Hart-
hlfc here he was enter-
ith a visit to Forest
Kort Worth, a ride on
train, and attended
tr o d e o in Cleburne
Bht. He returned home
BURLESON
DISPATCHER
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
**A Good Place To Do Your Bailing”
• jO* to If.-00 Saturday
9.00 to 4 .00 Daily 1
PATE MUSEUM OF TRANSPORTATION
SWAP MEET AND TRANSPORAT1ON SHOW
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9-SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
10 A.M. TIL To P.M. .
MARLENE FABRIC SHOP
YARD GOODS — SEWING NOT1O
We Do Custom S
NOW LOCATED AT — 1
Salv •
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Card of Thanks -.
Thank y<Ju sinc.erely f^risbafL
rt. lz . 'jfA/jS U r^^pn^U
• fulness is appreciated and wltt
always be remembered.
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Theo Maxwell’s youngest boy,
Gary, entered the Air Force
and will go to San Antonio for tion electrodes attached
training. Gary’s older brother
has re-enlisted in the Air Force
and will go to San Antonio lead Kim to the chair —that he
with Gary.
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Mr. and Mrs. John McDougal
and daughter Becky are vaca-
tioning in Old Mexico.
f 14 MILE
FROM (FORT WORTHS)
WEATHERFORD
TRAFFIC CIRCLE ~
TO PATE MUSEUM
ON WWY377L
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R. G. K. DEERING .
Editor, Owner and Publisher
Entered in the Post Office at
Burleson, Texas, as second class
mail matter.
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per year.
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