Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 2

2, Hood County News, Sunday, February 26, 1978 to so Public Invited: matte 0 To Meet Leath Marvin Leath, Democratic candidate for Congress, will be honored at a coffee at the Granbury Motor Inn, this Friday, at 2:30 p.m. Garry Luker, Hood County coordinator for the Leath for Congress campaign, said the public is invited to meet Leath. Leath said, "I'm looking forward to visiting with the people of Granbury and the rest of Hood County. I want to have a good exchange of views with them on this congressional race." Leath, 46-year-old businessman from Marlin, graduated from the University of Texas where he played on the 1963 Cotton Bowl Championship team. After serving in the Army, Leath taught school and coached two years before entering private business.

In 1972, Leath took a two-year leave of absence from his business to serve as a special assistant to Congressman W.R. Poage. Cheryl Lynn Cain Earns Degree North Texas State Uni- recipients. versity awarded 836 degrees at the end of the fall semester, Vice President for Academic Affairs Miles Anderson has announced. Although no winter commencement is conducted at NTSU, Dec.

21 was the official gradua- All winter graduates will be invited to join the spring graduating class in formal commencement ceremonies in May at the University. Among the NTSU graduates was Cheryl Lynn Cain, 34 Creek, Granbury. She received tion date for the 586 the master of education bachelor's, 247 master's degree in vocationaland 30 doctor's degree technical education. Correction The Hood County News School Board. was in error reporting The story read that Herman Mitchell's an- Mitchell graduated from nouncement to seek Granbury High School in position on the Granbury 1976.

Mitchell actually graduated in 1967. Charles E. Winters D.O. Announces The Removal of His Offices From 305 W. Pearl to 201 N.

Houston Granbury, Texas Opening Thursday, Feb. 9, 1978 Garden Seed Fertilizer SPANCO ACE HARDWARE 377 Plaza Granbury 573-2248 Lewis Ard S. $73-1166 "Sce me for all your family insurance needs? Lite a good neighbor, State Farm is the Band participants- Members of the Stephenville High School at 9:30 a. Granbury Junior High Band will m. They will be tested in sight compete on Thursday, March 16 at reading and concert form.

(HCN Photo) Fishing Rules May Change A public hearing on proposed changes which be held. proposed changes in the include: make quail hunting and fishing regu- no protection of spike sniform lations is scheduled for bucks. the state by Tuesday, March 14 at 2 increasing the Pan- Possum Kingdom p.m. in the Hood County handle antelope season Saturday nearest Courthouse. separate the mule deer and whitetail deer The Texas Parks and regulations Wildlife Department is increase the number seeking comment from of counties in which the public on some of the spring turkey seasons will Obituaries Hood Doyle Hayworth Doyle Hayworth died in San Diego recently.

He was born in Abby Bend of Hood County on Oct. 13, 1914. Mr. Hayworth is survived by wife Ambra and four children: W.L. and John D.

Hayworth of Melba; Claudy and Ruth Westfall. There are 17 grandchildren. He is also survived by brother, Marcus B. Hayworth and sisters Opal Watts, Vada Goswick, La Velle Reid, Vera Estes, Betty Springer and LaRue Hassler. Services were held Tuesday at Greenwood Memorial Park in San Diego.

He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Hayworth. Jerry Sink Jerry E.

Sink of Granbury died Feb. 20 in Granbury. He' was 63 years old. born Sept. 8, 1914, in 1 Roanoke, Va.

Mr. Sink had lived in Texas 40 years. He was a member of the Granbury Masonic Lodge, Fort Sheffield Sale 6' Sheffield Post $169 Sheffield Barb $2295 6'. Mexican Post Mexican Barb CFI and Sheffield Cattle Wire, 16' Cattle Panels Ball Order Your Aqua Kleen For Spring. stock Post, SALE PRICE $3195 Poles, Lambor, Sheet Motel, HENSON'S Cates, Pipe, Materiale Building Tabling, Rebar Ranch Lake Supplies Concrete Mask.

377 Cresssa, Ta. 396-4321 Junior High Members Compete In UIL Meet The Granbury Junior High School band ensemable rated in the top two of the recent UIL Solo and Ensemble contest held in Brownwood. This is the second year the middle schools have been able to participate said David Reas, director and instructor for the musical organization. Out of. 35 middle schools participating in the concert, Granbury sent some 40 students to participate.

This was more students per school than any other school entered, Reas said. He pointed out that the students will attend their next competition on March 16 at Stephenville High School. The program will be concert and sight reading for the participatseasons ing students. Granbury will be heard at 9:30 a.m. the on that Thursday.

the In the most recent 15. contest two, students received honors for both solo and ensemble. They were Glen Walter, Trumpet and Julie Davis, Baritone Sax. Trisha Marchbanks received high credits for a solo on her French Horn. Included in the ensemble are Daniel Kaulfus, Larry Padget, Glen Walker and Linda Ricks in brass quartet.

Drum ensemble players are Guy Grissom, Scott Loftin, Terry Porter and Brian Erickson. Listed on Woodwinds are Mike Ward, Heir Gebhardt and Sarah Had ley. Clarinet trio is Janic Taylor, Robin Barnes an Rachel Flores. Sax quarte is Julie Davis, Darl Shugart, Penny Moor and Wesley Wilson. Students in the compe tition are given grades one to five for thei performances with "'one' being top credit.

For additional informa tion on the ensemble the upcoming competition call the junior high schoc office. Dr. Richard P. McGuire Optometrist Open everyday except. Thurs.

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He is survived by his wife, Judy; one daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Hogue of Fort Worth; and one son, Virgil Vines of Arling. ton. There are "three, grandchildren. Mr.

Sink is also survived by one brother, Earl B. Sink of Roanoke, Va. After funeral services atMartin's Chapel he was buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Rev. James Engle officiated.

Pallbearers were Woody Smith, C.A. Potter, Harvey Booth, W.D. Sterling, Martin Pyle and Mr. Van Zandt. Sherman T.

Brown Sherman T. Brown died Monday in Granbury. He was a former Glen Rose resident: He was born May 8, 1901 in Hartshorn, Okla. He was 76 years old. Mr.

Brown is survived by his wife Nevida of Cleburne, three daughters, Mrs. Norma Smith, Miss Shirley Brown and Miss Linda Brown of Oklahoma City; one son, James Brown of Granbury and one brother, Lee Brown of Glen Rose. Services were held Wednesday at Nubbin Ridge Cemetery. Rev. Bill Sanders officiated.

Martin's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Bobby Joe Hooks Bobby Joe Hooks, brother of Everett Hooks, passed away Thursday, Feb. 23. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 25 at" the Jack Carswell Funeral Home in Houston.

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