The Navasota Examiner and Grimes County Review (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1964 Page: 7 of 14
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Coach Eddie Anderson’s Na.
The Battlers fell behind 14-
ville is in charge aksales and
modity Company, Madison-
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a direct result of his extensive
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Norton Rainey garnered six
was followed by Busse with
halfway ' between
Madison-
area
ith 3
thart
west of the Trinity River, and
21. This ultra-modem
feed
One of the facilities of the
Bill Culp of Porter Springs,
operation Jan. 15.
An
ment by Seven-J is on another
page of this issue. Attention
be given away. -
stored; then used in formulat-
Visitors to the new half-
manufactured by
Including Leon Miller, there
all phases of the plant in op-
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and sacked or bulk feeds.
J. R. Parten, President of
Horizon. Club Members
night
Are Service Minded
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Farquhar
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spent the week-end in Tyler.
service, given individually, to
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
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Welcome
PHONE 825-3115
of Huntsville.
leave he visited his grand-
on
hospital
welfare
or
825-6567
825-6626
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TRIANGLE STORE
OPEN
NAVASOTA AUTO CO.
McAlpine & LaSalle
825-6461
and Mrs. Ned Kravetsky and
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
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A public installation of Reb-
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21. The grandparents are Mr.
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Chemical.
• Sales
ter, Miss Marsha spent Satur-
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Ralph Dean Wooderson of
Huntsville Tuesday was still
dustry. Lynn Ratliff, also of
Madisonville, is head of the
spend a consistent portion of
their time in community serv-
ice. Once the girl has com-
mitted herself to work a cer-
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son, Daniel and Mrs. A. Por-
ter of Winnipeg, Canada. They
ville, is extending an invita-
tion to all farmers and ranch-
they have volunteered to help.
Research test programs have
Insurance Agent
Remains on
Critical List
WOuLD You PAY
■IS FINE?
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White Hall. Johnny is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin C. Clep
per of Nederland.
Floyd Laws of El Paso. Mrs.
Laws is their niece.
agency, she is expected to ful-
fill that commitment. Horizon
Club girls are taught to be
reliable volunteers.”
Participants in the program
are given a four to six hour
• Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Cole-
man left Tuesday morning for
to the Hearne Eagles after trailed 27-13 at the half and
coming within one point of 45-15 in a disasterous third
the leaders on two occasions- quarter.
at this time.
Raymond Reed of Madison-
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Legg
Isenhour
Webb
McDaniel
Wood
Totals
893292899
On Modem Weed Control Proctices
in Grain Sorghum. Corn. Coastal
Bermudagrass . and Industrial une.
7:00 P.M. at Navasota City Hall
NOWNe
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James S. Bond. Associate
Dial 825-6565
After Hours
DIAL
Rocker Tranis -
Hosts for Music
Cub Program
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
"B" Team Game
Coach Fem Smathers’ jun-
ior vanity squad fell 61-20 be-
fore a sharpshooting Hearne
junior squad.
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' home — Highway 244 and
Laredo — Priced $2,850 —
Will finance. Bill McIntyre.
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vasota Rattlers di
trict 19.AAclash
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FOR SALE: 1963 2-door hard.
munity when their energies
are channeled in this way.
Schroeder,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Schroeder
to return to Naselle, Wash-
ington, where he is attached
to the 759th Radar Squadron
of the 25th Air Division. While
Rattlers Fail To Catch Up
As Hearne Gets 45-35 Win
Ellermann in Hempstead Sun-
day afternoon.
Rev. John Allmann was in
Brenham Thursday and Fri-
day attending a circuit pas-
toral conference.
. We would like to extend
ded life to Miss Rosa Rein
hardt and Leroy Finke. They
were united in marriage in a
private ceremony Saturday at
4 p.m. We have heard that
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• Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Box
THURSDAY. JANUARY 23
’ REFRESHMENTS WILL RE SERVED
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• George Z l o t n 1 c k, rep-
resenting The Popular Store,
was in Dallas this week at-
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and Mrs. H. T. Hall of Nava-
sota.
Classify
MULES FOR SALE: Call 873-
2751 during the day or 873-
them to only four points while
they themselves racked up 13.
Johnny McDaniel paced the
Battlers with 12 points. He
was followed by Ike Isenhour
with 10, Solon Webb and Reed
Wood with six points each,
• and Larry Legg with a* single
A Professional Laundry Wash
10 Washomats .... 35c; 4 Big Boys .... 50c
6 Dryers . , ... 10c; Hair Dryer 10c
Fleming Instant Coffee. 2 oz. 35c; 6 os. 69c
NEWS FROM
WHITE HALL
by Betty Feldmann
Regular Sunday services are
to be held at Salem Lutheran
Church. Sunday School and
Bible Class begin at 9:00 a.m.,
a Dis- 8 in the first -period and were
45085 unable to find the range. They'
670-15 Tube
TYpe P!ye tax and
lire eff your car
Amoral Services
For Laura Morym,‘7
Funeral services for Mrs.
I'VjM
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Mimimax Milk, 3 tall.......
Eleven brands beer hot - cold
Gulf Gas. check the price
' dlo, heater and air condi-
tioning. Like new. Guy Da-
vis, Phone 825-2680. ,
20-A-2C
FOR SALE — 85 head Dairy
Cows and Heifers. Pick 40
out of 56 cows' at 3250.00
with base and production.
C. R. DeBusk, phone 825-
2382
'agon
ationa@
W. E. GIBSON
AGENCY
"Tour Independent Agen”
For (SboeuaE 7
COBENPTONMSSEEWarrE
• of Lufkin
eration, from unloading of
‘ mark.
hiBteomesohighe pSntUonom Harrison Moody, 77, of
He got 12 points for the Teague Street, were held at
Tenth street
The public is invited.
• Mrs. Joe Weik and daugh-
was a bit messy,
o
Rebekah Lodge
Officers To Be ...
Installed Thursday
congratulations and best
wishes for a successful wed-
invitational advertise-
enjoy your life together here.
The snow last week came
as a surprise. The youngsters
were thrilled at the sight,
2756 at night.
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20-A-3p they have chosen to live
FOR RENT: Small, furnished our community. Hope you will
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Last Rites for
Oscar H. Moody
and fell behind 23-16 at the 5, Davis and Falco wit
half.'. ' each, and Winn and Leal
Chances are you would not
be willing to pay the fine
incurred by a bad driver.
But you may be paying for
his insurance. To avoid
this, see if you can qualify
for Auto-Rite—the policy
that offers safe trivtn
Houston from which point
go by train to New Orleans.
From New Orleans they sail
on the Del Norte for a seven-
month tour of the eastern
coast of South America stop-
ping at points in Brazil, Uru-
guay and Argentina. Several
islands in the West Indies are
also in their plans.
• Mrs. John King, Miss An-
7 a.m.-8 p.m.Brosig Av — Farm Hoad 244 Orders
Sunday 7:20 a.m, -■< p.m. Navasota. Texas Stamps
Allen Ray Helton, a 28-year-
old agent for the Washington
mother, Mrs. J. F. Cleppsr of deonthensuranceraSempagz: tain number of hours aweek
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apartment Phone 825-3358.
__________________________20-B-tfe
FOR RENT: Two room apart-
ment Utilities furnished.
904 E. Washington. Tele
phone 825-3122.
ed feeds
c-
”egweot",a,:
a real responsibility and
A public installation of Rob- H. Hall, a son, Andrew Wil-
ekah Lodge officers will be 11am Hall, at St Mary's Hos-
— g — NAVASOTA KXAMIWKH Tfamday, Job. 1 MH
7-J Commodity Company
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«— -------- — _ Laura Morgan, 97, of Calif-
wanting to get out andPa omla were held here at 2
p.m. Saturday.
She died Saturday, Jan. 11,
in California.
shown that high school age Lockett Kennard of Anderson
youngsters are ready for real
left Sunday by automobile for visited Mr and Mrs. Charlie
San Jose, Calif.
HURRY! LIMITED QUANTITY!
B.F. Goodrich
DEFIANCE 110
NYLON TIRES
Built with Super-Strength NYLON and
SUPER-SYN Rubber for extra mileage
end safety .
R. B. Franks, sales rep-
resentative for the Geigy
Agricultural Chemical Com-
pany, will be the speaker.
Refreshments will be served.
This will cover soil steri-
lants, pre-emergy and post-
emerge.
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• Week-end guests of Mr.
20-A-t held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday pital, Galveston, Tuesday, Jan.
--------at the Oddfellow Hall on h ~
and Edgar Schroeder of Katy
- , .. spent the week-end here with
and Mrs. Joe Wolk were Mr. their parents and grandpar-
AI.: T-n.n4ct,e, nA - .. _____
n". surf photo
STEPHEN FOSTER PERFORMERS
STUDENTS of Blocker Trant fill the starircase of the
Trant home during a special program for the Navasota
Music Study Club which commemorated the 100th an-
niversary of the death of Stephen Collins Foster. Dressed
in appropriate costumes, top to bottom, left to right are
Raymond Love, Jr. Lynda Skive, Kay Hilley, Susie Conk-
ling, James McDonald, Cynthia Shive, Mary Della Smith,
Lynn Harris, Bonnie Bobo, Marcy Shive and Gregorie
Trant All of the students played or sang for the Music
Club group.
In spite of a small number orientation course in which
of juvenile delinquents and
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cident Thursday on State "This program helps girls take
Highway 30, two miles west
million dollar plant will be Seven-J Commodity Company,
given conducted tours jo see - - -■ - ----
______ __ ___to teenagers’ abilities and in-
taken following a one-car ac- terests,” Mrs. Robison said.
ter, Miss Marsha spent Satur- and children, Cris and Claudia
day in Houston and on their Jean of Houston were recent
followed by morning worship reported to be in critical con-
dition at St. Luke’s Hospital
at Houston where he was
2-.. . -21.-- --------- — =--------- " Two area salesmen for the
Plant The Plant is located interest to Mr. Parten, was the mill are Joe Driskell of Love-
in one point, 32-31, of the
Eagles. But in the final peri- figure
od, the Eagles surrounded 15 poi.
the blue and whites and held points.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m- on February 15. This will
Halr Werneerav be the first time when the
IIIV WV‛VIIV3UUJ people of Navasota will be
Funeral services for oscar privileged, to hear.twenty
417 pianists at the keyboard at
one time.
FOR SALE: Two • bedroom
h
adzc
20'
their communities, and they T. Sylvest are Mr. and Mrs.
can be valuable to the com- —
at 10:00 a.m . .i
"Mint Johnny W. Clepper left
. Houston by jet last Monday
-----------—-— cattleraising enterprizes on
ers of the area to come to the the Seven-J Stock Farm and Accounting Department,
newly completed Seven-J Feed other ranches. Of particular
.the Seven-J Commodity Com- 1..... “ “ “
of the Seve--Com-pany, became interested inadvertising for the new in-
production of quality feed as
way Patrolman Paul Bruno
said Wooderson, the driver of
the vehicle, apparently lost
control of his car on the rain-
slick highway and smashed
into a tree.
Wooderson is an employee
of the same company. He was
rushed to the Huntsville
Memorial Hospital and then
transferred to St. Luke’s.
He was taken off the critical
list late last week, but was
placed back on it when his
condition reportedly became
worse. Both men were on their
way to Navasota to attend a
company meeting at the dis-
trict office here.
Funeral services for Helton
were held at 11 a.m. Saturday
at the Huntsville Memorial
Baptist Church with burial in
Oakwood Cemetery.
Helton’s survivors include
his wife, Mrs. Shirley Helton;
four children, Vickie Ray,
Susan Lynn, Sherry Ann and
Robert Allen; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Helton of
3 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 22. After a short business meet-
> tofo TevpRabinapruescn 551 ing theP 06anniversary of
. 1 of Navasota, and the Rev. E. the death of Stephen Collins
2 10 H. Crouch officiated in serv- Foster was presented by stu-
1 6 ices from the Lindley- Robert- dents of Blocker Trant The
12 son Funeral Home chapel here, young ladies were dressed in
_6Mr. Moody passed away at hooped skirts and pantaloons.
5 10 35 7:20 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21, at and the gentlemen were dress.
the Grimes Memorial Hospital, ed in attair reminiscent of
He was born Aug. 30, 1886, the period about which Foster
st Erwin in Grimes County, wrote.
the son of Alice Steele and Miss Bonnie Bobo, violin
Jefferson Davis Moody. He student played a medley of
was a member of the First Foster's best-known music,
Baptist Church of Navasota after which a biographical ac-
and the Navasota Masonic count of the life of Foster was
Lodge #299, A. F. & A. M told with mention being given
Mr. Moody, a resident of to some of his works.
Navasota for 36 years, was a Students who played or
retired farmer and rancher at rang for the group included
the time of his death. He was Many Shive, Lynn Harris,
preceded in death by his wife, Mary Della Smith, Jimmie
Mrs. Hazel O’Brien Moody, on McDonald, Bonnie Bobo, Cyn-
June 26, 1962. thia Shive, Kay Hilley, Susie
Survivors include seven Conkling, Raymond Love,
daughters, Mrs. G. T. Binford Lynda Shive and a quartet
of Bryan. Mrs. C. D. Airing- made up of Lynda and Cyn-
ton of Rt 2, Anderson, Mrs. thia Shive, Jimmie McDonald
Victor Stolz of Navasota, Mrs. and Mr. Trant Those singing
Walter Brown of Richards, with the group, who did not
Mrs. J. M. McLain of Bryan, play separate numbers were
Mrs Lloyd B. Bingham and Mrs. Trent, Mrs. J. H. McDon-
• Mrs Bobby Rhodes, both of aid and Miss Gregorie Trant.
Navasota; two sons, J. D. Miss Jeanette Kettler played
Moody of Rt 2, Anderson, and the accompaniments and the
Dwight Moody of Navasota; background music during the
one sister, Mrs. W. K. O'Brien biographical account of Fos
of Rt. 2, Anderson; two broth- ter’s life.
ers, W. E. Moody and J. A.I Following the program,
Moody, both of Rt 2, Anderelsome one hundred and fifty
son; one foster brother, John guests wore served “Mint
E. Moody of Rt 2, Anderson; Julep” punch, coffee and old-
along with nineteen grand- fashioned gingerbread,
children and four great grand-1 --------— e-
children. Liquid Hou Clinic
Interment was in the Er- a MaM IX—
win Cemetery under the aua- Az.m-Y
pices of the Navasota Masonic AT -ey nail Here
Lodge.#299 A. F.&A. M., A Liquid Hoe Clinic for
Pallbearer were Smith sorghum, corn and Bermuda-
Scherbel,.J.Walter Smith, grass growers win be held at
Grover Mitchell, JohnB.Hathe Navasota City Hall Thurs-
mar, Fred Abeel andDaryl Dday nigit, Jan. 23, at 7 p.m.
Fuqua, all of Navasota.----^gp^gored by Comlee Seed Co.
mmmmdand local dealers.
as a “get acquainted” time crops grown on the Seven-J pug. J. 0uc. A.e.0a.
for all persons interested in Stock Farm and neighboring is called to the free prizes to
teed manufacturing and the farms will be processed and be given away ,
feeding of livestock. . - -
. Huntsville; a sister, Mrs.
Smith Williams, Jr. of Hunts-
ville; and two brothers, John
A. Helton of Houston and
Floyd Lee Helton of Trinity.
are eighteen men and two tending the men’s clothing
women employed by the market.
raw products to the finished Seven J Commodity Company
manufacturing plant began Seven-J Plant is devoted to whose territory for sales lies
nen*a 15. the dehydration and pelleting east of the Trinity.
The period between Jan. 22 process of alfalfa and other
and Feb. 14 has been set aside green forage crops. These
Educational Clinic
In the third Man th, Coach with 2 each. a Blocker Trant was the setting
Anderson’s boys turned on Sweet dunked in 18 points for a meeting of the Nava-~
the steam and puled to.with; wase “oitoseamin Musie Study Club Wed-
‘ column by Smith with nesday, Jan- 15.
points and Elliott with 11 Mrs. Bill Arrant, club presi-
dent, presided over a short
business meeting. Mrs. Bill 1
Bockmon and Mrs. Arthur Lott
Mrs. Morgan was the moth-
er of Paulne Curtiss, a re-
sident of Navasota.
She was the (Avner of pro-
perty in this area.
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• BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
The Rattlers were trailing
by a one-point 11-10 margin points to lead the losers. He
' ' at the end of the first period
rounds met up with the Rev.________
and Mrs. Drewett in obe of | and Mrs. L, T Sylvest and
the big department stores. • Mrs. Ina Pinkard.
■
told the club of plans being
made for a Piano' Festival,
which is to be held
in the school auditorium
Announces Open House
Leon Miller, General Man-
Wednesday night supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Busse and Cynthia were her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Puf-
fer and two sons of Texas City.
The Puffers spent Wednes-
day night with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hemann,
Laverne and Norman. They
visited relatives in Anderson
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Schroeder, Glenn and Gail,
at a
in it Yet the older people
were not so eager. . They
thought of feeding cows and
keeping water pipes from
top Chevrolet Impala. Ra- freezing. Most thought the
*' falling snow was beautiful, al-
though the melting process
V TNA CASUALTY
KGINI A SURETY COMPAN
m8MA MARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
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2 TELL THEM ABOUT
2 WELCOME WAGON
If you know of a family who has just
’ #1 arrived in your community, be sure to
“ tell them about Welcome Wagon. They
p -- will be delighted with the basket of gifts
I I and helpful information they will receive
\ / from our hostess, a symbol of the com-
), I munity's traditional hospitality. Or you
may,.
much talk about them, most
teen-agers today are serious
minded and service minded.
This fact is proved by the
response of Horizon Club girls,
senior high school members
of Camp Fire Girls, to the new
community service activities
introduced for them in the
revised Camp Fire Girls pro-
gram. In ten communities
throughout the country where
this program was tested be-
fore it was adopted nationally,
Horizon Clubs increased in a
marked fashion, more than
doubling in numbers in some
areas. .)
These facts were brought
out today by Mrs. Hugh Ro-
bison, advisor of the Navasota
Horizon Club. Horizon Club is
new to the Navasota Council
this year and is boasting a
membership of twenty-four
girls. Other adult workers with
the group are Mrs. Harry
Freeman, assistant advisor,
and as sponsors, Mrs. Marius
Hansen and Mrs. W. S. Conkl-
ing.
"The community volunteer
service activities are geared
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