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ROCKDALE REPORTER
VOL. 92
Rockdale M Manger ’Jitabliahed 1873
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as and was raring l<
as stolen between 1
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car right in that parking space across the street
Wednesday It had just been tuned up, serviced,
go And it went The white. 196d Ford four-
la .tnd _ r> p m and contained $10 in ruckles as
Monday. ,t \v i> discovered on the HEB food
in Taylor, apparently no worse for wear
LAURENCE TELLS ROTARIANS
Try-Out Camp Benefits
Both Players and Town
Meadowbrook
Slates Tenth
Year Services
Special services marking the
imn anniversary ot The found-
ing of Meadowbrook Bapti.-t
Church v ill be held Sunday
when two former pastors ol the
church will appear on the pro-
gram.
The Rev A. L Cite wood,
sjpervi; or of Buckner Baptist
Girls Home in Lubbock, who
was the first pastor of Meadow-
brook, will bring (hi message
at th* li ». rn. morning service.
The Rev. Roy Cooper, chap-
lain of Hillcrot R .pud h" pi-
ta! in Waco, who was the
second pastor to serve the
Meadowbrook c h u re h, will
preach at the afternoon service
which will start at 1:30 p m
The Rev Clem Hardy, retir-
ed Bapt:.- • hr.', r;nar\ front
South America, and interim
pa’ tor at Meadowbrook in
former years, will preach at
the 7:30 p m evening service.
The only former pastor un-
able to attend the tW\ ice is the
Rev W P Davenport, past r
of the Bethel Bapt i> * Church
South St. Paul Minnesota
The Rev William Agee,
present Meadowbrook pastor,
aid that special music it the
service will be ltd by Billy
Fisher of Austin, with both the
adult choir and the youth choir
to be featured He also said
that funner members of tin
church from various points of
fbe state will be here Sunday.
Lunch will be serveo in the
fellowship hall at 12:30 pm.
and following this a group pic-
ture of the membership, past
and present, will be made
Rev. A get said. “Prrhap. the
For School District
A relatively light turnout of vote it at Sharp and in
Rockdale i: ..expected n Saturday'; ..“formality-*' ©Uw-
tmn .for the. newly consolidated .school, district,.....sdioal........
officials predicted today.
The election, required by law. Is necessary to 01 allow
the district to assume outstanding bonds for both the
former districts; (2) to authorize a maximum school tax
per SI 00 val
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JERRY MAINES
Going jo Jambcrce
rate of $1.50
nations, the the same auth-
orized rale that both dis-
tricts had; and (.'!) to con-
tinue in effect the provi-
sions of Senate Bill lit) of
the 54th state legislature
as amended.
Poll hours will be 8 a. m.
until 7 p. in at both boxr- in
the district The bows will be
rl( cafed u; !).•,< Rrykd.pt, juruer
high schc-VI gvinnadum arid at
the Sharp -eh' ul building
Election judges will be Wil-
lard Marshall in Rockdale and
Man in Petty at Sharp
Sup! -J M. Moorman said
that the $1 50 maintenance tax
rate per SI00 valuations to be
voted on Saturda.' is the same
maximum allowed tax rate
which has been m effect in both,
districts for -omc time.
“This election in no way
Local Scout Going
To Nat l Jamboree
Jerry Maines, 17. RHS senior
and the son of Mr. and Mrs'
J. D Maines of Hock dab . will
attend the National Bov Scout
See R \MBEIN'
Civil Rights
Workers to Test
New Bill Here
Civil rights workers* will !<v
in Ib-i kdalo this week* nd it «>
sene'? of Centra! Texas texts
leu the new civil right* bill are
conducted m expected.
Mr and Mrs K H Bill*
MoWry. ownery of Hoi fey'.v
Motel arid Restvt. ,rarc. said that
tin v received a telephone call
Wednesday from a Thomas
’ of the ctvtt right ■ work-
ers' Waco district, Jones said
that he and co-workers art*
touring Central texas this wees
and named Cameron. Reek dale * dale camps that hav e been con-
Him kdale’s major league try
,*ui t amp he'd i h *ummcr :»
-if value to the athlete* who
participate and :*W* to the
\i wn guvs'* -peaker Ernie
Laurence told Rotary Club
n.ember-' here Tu*wda>
Speaking it the civic club's
luncheon at HoRev’s Resttaur
art*. 1 .nnertce said that 1H5
troys attended the fourth annual
t diT'p held here Thursday
though Saturday
He -a ft that the camp tv*t
only provides the players with
an opportunity tn try out tor the
major leagues but it aim gives
them » chance to get a college
i«chuiar.&h;p.
He i-atd that P.out Hi college
base trail scholarships were of-
fered U* camp participant* this
■year Last year, right were
given, and Laurence estimated
that 45 scholarship- had been
awarded dlurng the four Rock-
Red Murff w ♦- with the Hour -
'< n Colt 4 V it was the only j
Wic of n Kind iii the state.
'Now Laurence said ‘there
are five -Kirh camps held m
2 Hospilalized
Afler Pick-Up
Overturns Here
Tw
pci «,ps vere hospitaliz-
ed. one with heart injuries, i
after a pick-up in which fourj
per-4ins were riding overturned
about three mile* north of j ing cage could be obtained at
Rockdale on the Bush dale Road j the lieid "This cage would
a hi. ul 2 30 ,i nv Sunday. greatly benefit the .-trouts and
In Scott Jfe White Hospital! sp^cd i«p batting practice.’
Texas each summer "
The -peoker said that Ro< k-
dale officials and citizens
should take a real interest in
keeping the camp here. 1
certainly hope that the Cham-
!x*r of Commerce and eit\ ot-
fieial.s- write the New York Met*
and express ipprcciation for the
camp, and for Red Murff and
his work here," Laurence aid
He added that a lot of citizens!
have been taking an interest
n the program and that main
families have assisted by pro-
viding sleeping quarters for
some of the players who could
not afford motel rooms
As for future camps. Lau-
rence . aid he hoped that i batt-
most notable characteristic*! Jamboree at Valley Forge,
Meadowbrook erhurch had had Pennsvh :mia July 17-24 Bill
over the >ears is a keen mission Summers. Rockdale Troop HR
concern. The people have con- scoutmaster, is also scheduled
tributed some $40,000 to the to attend
came of missions at home and ; The- will leave with a Heart
abroad in the last decade O’ Texas Council contingent'
‘At present the rhurt'll gives from Tempi* b.\ Santa Fe Raft-
over 20 per cent of its income wa.\ on July 12 at II a. m.
to mission causes ranging from The Central Texas delegates,
foreign missions to pioneer i somr 110 m ali. wjij visit the
missions in the northwest, to! WorlcFr- Fair on Julv 14, New
area and local mission enter-1 york Cltv (>n jui> 15, and
prises Washington. D C on July 24
The original petition to form
Meadowbrook Baptist Church]
in Rockdale was signed bv 114
a member of the new Rockdale
Explorer Post. Troop R° is.
spin so red by First Christian’
C iiub'h.
Jerry, full-time summer em-
ployee at The Reporter who
works part-time during the
school vc-ar. has saved 5200 for
■the trip. Also helping sponsor
his trip are the Rockdale Lions
Club, Chamber of Com mere*',,
and American Legion Carl vie*
Post 358
change what has been estshs
li hi :i in both districts for
years," he said, ‘‘l:t’s just a
formality election required uy
law "
Such maximum authorized
tax rates are c-' ibli hed bj »
\de of the people ui a sirhow
district Both Sharp and
Rockdale h a f! m a x i m u m
authorized rates of $1.50 per
$100 valuations prior to con-
. ' lidat'on this year
i>f the t’WBffiffW'ffWrlfWtIlfWJWf"
1 ate, the Sharp district has
h* i n eelh'eting the lull amount.
$ 1.50 in r $100 \ aluations, while
tin Rockdale district ha; been
collecting *1.33 per $100 valua-
tions.
Thi rate- lor collection are
-et by trustee- annually, and
cannot exceed the maximum
authorized 1 ,1 t v approved by
voters, it was explained.
CYn<"!iriaiiun ot the two dis-
ti-.'ct necesitatid Saturday’s
.lection The assumption of
cut-landing bonded indebted-
ness of the Rockdale and Sharp
district- by the consolidated
district is a necessity and will
simplify bookkeeping pro-
ceciur* ■ in connection with the
collection of taxes and the pay-
ment of bonds.
The proposition for the
adoption of the provi. inm of.
Sen m Bill No n<« of the 54«v
legislature as amended simply
authorizes the school board to
•>vv and eolleet neees-ary taxes
0 retire bonds.
Actually, voters of the Rock-
dale district approved this bill
sevetal year* ago. Howevrr,
by law. M must pe anprm-eft
again by the voter- of the new
consolidated district.
people on July 17, 1954 Today
the church has over 30b resi-
dent members and property
y tlued at ?12b,uO0.
Re\ Agee -aid the public will
be welcome at the special ser-
vices Sunday
BIBLE VERSE
Arriving at \ alley Forge on
July lfl the Scouts will set up
camp ‘ha* da% and the Jam-
boree will officially open on the
17th It will be concluded on
the nigh* of the 23rd The
Central Texas group will return
to Temple on July 26.
Rockdale's Scout delegate,
Jetty, has been -routing • rnee
he was nine years old and join-
ed the Cub Scout program here
He is now a Star Scout and is
a.'.fi Taylor a* three towns to tat*
tested.
The Holley* guessed that the'
1e-i would include local cafes j
and their motel. Jcnes. the*,
raid, requested motel reserva-
tion- fro four rooms Wetfiuwdan
night but the motel was full
said that he- wpolef ea«i
back today <Thur-4»>' about
reservations for Saturday night ]
He made his call Wixinesday
from Hearnc
Holley said that hi* attorneys
had advised him to accept the ;
reservations il there
\ a* ancies
In a JX)U of cafe operators
hire, must said that they were
m»t 8.*lly decided as to how
th< V would meet the te.-tv.
Most aid they felt they had no
choice but to lu t'd the new law.
ducted
"Rockdale gets a lot of
publicity ou* of the camp,"
Laurence said. "The players j r,.L(..tVin«
spread the word back home:
ubeut this town's oasttball pro-
gram and intirwf, and each
year a lot of boys and families ■
come here for the three-day
event" !
Laurence also noted that the 1
camp is ui benefit to th* town’s
economy since the participants
pay for lodging, food, gasoline
and other goods.
But tilt* most important
vxt‘r’ th.ng ts that the camp provides *
the players, with opportunities
they m ght not have otherwis*
—-to perform for professional i
scouts and college coaches,'* tin \
he
said, "and it could also be used
by the local high school, Ameri-
can Legion, Babe Ruth and
Little League boys.”
this week under treatment for
head injuries and laceration- is
Henrv Relate I, age 26. of Rock-
dale He was report«*d tn fair
eonditii :i Wednesday Pclzel
was transferred to Ttmple alter
emergency treatment
at Richards) Clinic A Hospital
following th*' wreck
Larry Wayne Stork. 23 of
Taylor was treated here and
Man lined to John'- Hospital
ri T.ty lot Dt Philip M Young, j Walter G u i 1 1 a u m e. RHS
attending phy-inan here, sani j senior and son of Mrs. Mildred
Stork had a broken pelvis and Guillaume of Rockdale, will
<cg lacerations. | attend the second annual At-
Checked and released at tomey General’s Youth Con-
Richards Hospital following the Urence tn Austin Friday
accident were Doug Kirk, 16 j through Sunday,
and Billy Clyde Mtosko, i;l, Guillaume will lie sponsored
both of Rockdale. Dr Young , at the conference by th* Rock-
aid then injuries were ncgljgi- j dale Lions Club County Atty,
isle. John B. Henderson Jr. 01 Cam*
" Wisdom is good with an in-
heritance: and by it there i*
profit to them that sec the:
-tin.”
—Keel 7:11 j
Guillaume Delegate
To Youth Conference
speaker noted Damage- to PelzcTs 1962 Ford
The fir-1 year that the camp pick-up w* re estimated at about
u ts held here, when director. 650 at Koehler’s' Garage
Milano Citizens Signing Up
For Water System Project
A drive is under way in Mi-
lano to secure subscribers for
a city water system.
Plans for the drive were
made during a meeting Monday
night at the Milano High School
gymnasium, with some 65 resi-
de nts ol the community attend-
ing
A steering committee has
been named for I he project,
composed ol O. T Bullock, liuy-
nvmd Ashley, J. C. Hxyman, W
O. Butter and E C. Westbrook
Jr. Each member of the
committee has the forma neces-
sary to be filled out by Milano
resident* who art interested in
subscribing for the water sys-
tem.
Committee members said
they were optimistic about tho
proposal and that they expect-
ed about 100 subscribers, or
iamilios. to be served by
proposed water system.
The subscriber fee is ISO, and
deadline for signing up for the
vystem is July 31, they explain-
ed.
At Monday’s m«'eting, Henry
N Ivey, Farmer* Home Ad-
mipustration supervisor for
the($45.6(K) water -ystem which
provides water and fire pro-
tection for .17 families, small
businesses and churches.
Minerva’s was the first soil
and water association loan for
Milam County, Ivey explained.
A $44,40<l FHA loan WM
negotiate*! to the Minerva
Milam and Burleson counties, Water Supply Corporation,
explained how the community
could obtain an FHA loan to
finance the system.
After the subscribers are
obtained, the proposed water
system will be engineered and
cost estimates secured. After
the loan is assured, contract*
will be let.
If the project goes through,
Milano will be the second area
near Rockdale to complete an*
FHA-financed water system.
Miner va rctculiy completed a
with $1200 furnished
lx»i rower -members ol Ihc
corporation.
A similar water corporation
| cion, who was in charge ot
selecting Milam County dele-
gates to the conference, -aid
; that three other youths will ai-
tend from Milam.
| They are Joe Brant Barnes
of Thomdale. sponsored by the
; Thorndalc Chamber of Com-
merce; Mary Beth Nan-c from
Cameron, sponsored by th*
Cameron Lion?- Club: and
| Michael Warren Perrin <-f Cam-
eron. sponsored by the Cameron
Rotary Club
The selection of delegates is
based on character, leadership
and school activities. Mender*
-on explained. “The.-e four
delegates from Milam County
are outstanding young people*
and will be a credit to the
county as they represent us at
the conference,” he said.
I-ast year’s delegate from
the! Rockdale was Don Cumbic, son
.\
Area Growers
Attend Tomato
Short Course
Three area greenhouse to-
mato growers attended the
Greenhouse Tomato Growers
Short Course at Texas A&M
University June 29-30. The.
first course of its kind ever
held in Texas, it drew more
than 200 people.
Area growers attending were
Mr and Mrs. W E. Puckett ol
Route 1. Rockdale, who arc
getting ready to double the siz-t
of their tomato house; Mr. and
Mrs. Dick McDaniel, Thorndalc.
who arc now build trig a *ormto
greenhouse; and Mr. and Mrs.
John Lawhon who have a
greenhouse near Minerva.
[j Puckett aid th* group Icarn-
‘ cci at the Short Course that t.
wouid take between 300 and j
400 acres to supply* the demand !
lor vine-ripened tomatoes be-1
tween November and May.
Then ire now loss than 20
acres, he said Those engaged |
in the business are hoping many ]
others will get interested in
this area in order that a good
market for this tomato may be I
developed here.
Neal A. Hat ville of the H&F
Farm- at Tyler is president of j
the newly organized Texas I
Greenhouse Vegetables Grow-!
er- Council, and Lawhon is--
treasurer.
ol Mrx and Mr*. Grady Cumbie
of Rockdale.
State Atty. Gen. Waggoner
is being established at Milano, Carr said that the conference is
it was explained.
Tho Minerva project included
a distribution system with fire*
plugs', a deep well, pump and?
30,000-gallon ground storage
facility. Some 14,300 feet of
pipe were installed at Minerva.
The system has been in opera-
tion this year.
a new approach for combatting
youth crime. ‘‘The idea is to
give the youth themselves a
big part in the solutions to the
problems of their generation.”
he explained.
More than 1600 delegates
from 254 Texas counties will
take part in seminars to hear
WALTER GUILLAUME
To Youth Conference
and develop new ideas for
meeting the problem uf juvenile
crime. Included will be sessions
entitled Juvenile Jury Opera-
tion. Teenage Sparetime and
Recreation ideas, the Problems
of Dh»*dtit* other*.
Delegates are encouraged to
return to their respective
communities and implement
some of the ideas learned »t the
irlate conference, Carr said.
Masons to Install
Officers Saturday
Rockdale Masonic Lodge No.
414 will install officers in a
ceremony Saturday night nt the
Ma-cnic Hall, Ernest. Cast,
worshipful master, announced
ioday.
Billy Curopy will be installed
ax the new worshipful master-,
succeeding Cast. The installa-
tion ceremony will start at
6 p. m.
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I THE REPORTER S I
j Footnotes I
Oxu area organization that is full of civic endeavoi? is not
■ ’’t -n thought of n- a civic Hub as such. But the New Salem
Home Demonstration Club is full of live-wire, civic-
minded I,.into- v n^i hri\u jonc n 11.—*Hi! t,u help pui over ** uum —
b«'i‘ of Rockdale projects. This year in Frontier Days th*'v pro-
duced a prize-winning float, and every year during the wes-
tern celebration 'heir efforts arc instrumental in the operation
01 the Exhibit Hat) The dub' ms Ms,, wmkert fur the sue-””™
cess of the Milam County Pecan and Food Show, and many
other activities And, they have fun, too, If you’ll remember,
they turned up as the Beverly Hillbillies in the 1963 Frontier
Day-, and this year they came out as The Beatles. A good
group!
★
The Mercer Cottons last week ran me following < lassiliod
nd: "Who wants a cute black kitten free’ Phone HI 6-2490.**
The paper cam* out Wednesday afternoon. The Cottons got
an inquiry at 5:15 and the cal mm picked up at 6 p. rn 'TH
vouch lor those Reporter classified ads,” said Mercer. Bless
him Mr. and Mrs. Billy Haelbio .aid daughters id Farm-
ington, N. M. visited in Rockdale with Mrs Haelbig’s mother,
Mrs. R. E. Smith. Billy nd Dorothy like New Mexico’s cli-
mate, but admit missing Rockdale, too. He marveled at the
new golf course. Several ot their friends honored them with
socials Another Farmington family, former Hockdalians,
\ isitini' here were the Jimmy Selfs who stayed with the Fred
Magnesses. Sell and Haelbig arc former IGC’crs .... Mr.
end Mrs. Flavil Yeaklev are vacationing in Pittsburgh. Pa. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Jo« Taylor and Mr. and Mri. W. J. Nedbalek will
leave Frida- for a vacation trip that will take in nine states
and part *>f Canada.
★
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris have a house full of young-
sters thi- week. Grandchildren Ann. 5, and Luckty. 3, are
xtayine with them while the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Harris, l ike in the World's Fair and visit Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Harris in Fishkill, N. Y. Also vi-'ting in the Harris home are
nieces Lisa, 3, and Jana. 2, daughters ol Mr. and Mr*. Billy
Stiler o| Austin Mrs. Jame* E. Wilson ol New Orleans is
-(H-nding the week with her parents. Dr. and Mr*. T. S.
Barkley Mr. and Mr«. Pichard Den* had as weekend guests
their children and families. Mr. and Mr*. John Robert Caffey,
Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Dos* and daughter LeBet, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Do** and sons Billv and David, all ot Austin. The men
fished on the Colorado and returned with a big catch . . . Mr.
and Mr*. Joseph Lockett and daughter of Houston visited Fri-
day here with their aunt. Mr*. L. W. Sledge .... V. E. Year-
gin and family of Hugo, Oklahoma were guests here last week
in the home ot a sister. Mrs. L. A. Zimmer .... Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Ow»m visited their son, Pate Taylor and family in
Freeport Inst week and attended the Fish Festival there ....
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burchfield and Carla and Kay art* hOrnc
from a two-week trip to Louisiana and Arkansas. At Shreve-
port. they visited Mrs. Ehrchfield’s mother, Mr*. B. T. Moore,
and at Waldo. Arkansas, they visited Ray’s parents, Mr. aa4
Mrs. Coy Birchfiald.
Col. Carter Newton, wife Pat, and two boys Barry and
Ricky, are visiting in the home of Col. Newton’s brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Newton. He is being transferred
from Philadelphia to Vandenburg Air Force Base in Caiifor*
nia .... Guests of Mr. and Mr*. Clyde FraakUn are Mr*.
Franklin'* nieces, Mas, M. M. Craig and Mrs. Jwtry W«g| and
children Tammy and Chris of Shereveport. La. . . . Ms. said
Mrs. David D. Shoal of Abilene vi-ited her grandmother, Mr*.
Harry Moody, Sunday. Mr. Short i* a UT law school gredtl- *
ate and is practicing with Brook* and Jones attorney* in Abi-
Mrs. Short is the tormer Ingrid Moody.
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Cooke, J. W. The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger (Rockdale, Tex.), Vol. 92, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 9, 1964, newspaper, July 9, 1964; Rockdale, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth694038/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.