Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 28

8B, HOOD COUNTY NEWS, GRANBURY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16; 1984 Weatherford College offers You and the Law iu courses in Oranbury real estate principles and weainenora college is offering 10 courses this fall at Granbury High School. Classes begin Tuesday, Sept. 4. Cost for one three-hour course is $65 while two courses is $82 and three courses is $98. All Granbury courses are froirA I married an illegal alien, but before he could become a U.S.

citizen he was taken back to Mexico by the immigration authorities. I am now living as a common law wife to another alien from Mexico and, in fact, I have a child by this common law marriage. I want to get divorced from my legal husband but I don't know You can get a divorce from the first man who is now in Mexico. He can" be given notice by publication, or notice by posting at the courthouse. After you are divorced from the first man, you will then be free to marry the man with whom you are living.

where to find him in Mexico. Can I get a divorce from my first husband and am I breaking any law? If you were married to the first man you mentioned, you canned be the common law wife of the second man. You can only be married to one man at a time. practices. Students can register just prior to the first class However, pre-registration is encouraged at the main campus in Weatherford or the education center in Mineral Wells.

For any further information call the student services office in Weatherford at 594-5471. typewriting (lab required); and principles of marketing. Wednesday night courses are applied accounting beginning shorthand lab; and real estate math. Thursday night courses are beginning typewriting lab; intermediate typewriting lab; advanced typewriting lab; and 7 to 9:40 p.m. Monday night courses are beginning shorthand (lab required); introduction to business; and U.S.

History to 1865. Tuesday evening courses are beginning typewriting (lab required) intermediate typewriti- AMKICA'S FAMILY DRUG STORE i "sr a The Use it for faster refills. EVEREADY SUPER HEAVY DUTY COLLEGE RULED NOTEBOOK 100 SHEETS SERGIO VALENTI MIEN'S or LADIES' QUARTZ WATCHES or CATTERIES h. PACK or 7 YOUR CHOtCI Rtg. 49.99 A ft) I Vl Ifi easy to save time by ii JO 1 phoning ahead for refills.

J4! liVsi phoning ahead 1 Our number is on your flj fTl Our number prescription label. U8 2-MCK 9-VOLT or 4-PACK "AA" BATTIRIIS 1.49 9B D'Arcangelis awarded scholarship A 1984 Granbury High School graduate has been awarded an $8,000 college scholarship. The scholarship winner is Sam D'Arcangelis of Spanish Trail Estates. He plans to attend the University of Texas at Arlington this fall and major in chemical engineering. The achclarship is a Robert A.

Welch Foundation Scholarship awarded by the Texas Inter-scholastic League Foundation. The Welch Foundation awarded 15 grants to students who participated in UTL state contests and compiled outstanding records of academic and extracurricular achievement. D'Arcangelis played in the GHS band for four years, and was a member of the science club and national honor society. Pecan card champs announced Pecan Plantation bridge and "42" recent winners have been announced. Bridge winners for the past quarter were Bill Jones, first; Trish Clayton, second; and Veronica Dickman, third.

Pres and Trish Clayton won first place in July Couples' Bridge and E.P. and Reta Hibler took second. Pecan Plantation bridge club members gather on the first and third Thursdays of each month starting at 7 p.m. In the popular Texas domino game, "42," Earl Boler tndXW. Murr locked for top honors in the men's division and Mrs.

McQuigt won first in the women's bracket. Pecan members interested in "42" should phone J.W. and Florence Murr at 673-4677. Hooper promoted Travis L. Hooper, son of James W.

Hooper of Granbury and Ola M. Hooper of Fort Worth, has been promoted in tlie U.S. Army to the rank of major. Hooper is a logistics observer controller at Fort Irwin, With the U.S. Army National Training Center Operations Group.

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