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THft ROCKDALE REPORTER Thursday, June 6, 1935I ♦ MORTUARYPAGEJerry WatsonJerry Watson, 95, died Tuesday in the home of his granddaughter, Mrs.Charley Phams, and was buried Wednesday in the Pin Oak cemetery, between Gause and Hanover.Mr. Watson had made his home in this city with Mr. and Mrs Pharris forthe past th“e y«ars, previous to which time he had lived for nearly fifty years in the Pin Oak community.Mrs, Hattie Van de VenterMrs. Hattie Van de Venter of 4008Chartres, died at 8:20 p. m. Monday ata local hospital. She is survived by her husband, J. P. Van de Venter; a son, J. H. Van de Venter, all of Houston; two sisters, Mrs. John McMillan, of Macon, Ga., and Miss Tillie Newberger of New Orleans, La., and a brother, Sam New'berger of Houston. Funeral services at 3 p. m. Tuesday at the Fogle-West Chapel with Rev. O. P. Kiker officiating. Burial in Forest Park Cemetery. Active pallbearers: O. T. Howard, Sam Bassett, Harry Shine, George Glass, Hugh Delery, and Hunter Wilson.The above was taken from a Houston paper of last Wednesday. Deceas. ed, the wife of John Van de Venter, a former Rockdalian, had made frequent visits to their mother, Mrs. Maie Van de Venter, here. She had been in ill health for the past year. Mr. and Mrs. George Perry, of Rockdale, attended the funeral rites.We call these big-value used ears of ours “income cars’’—because they can be bought at a price which puts them within reach of everyone, and because they can be bought and paid for out of income through the safe, convenient purchase plan of the Universal Credit Company. This plan is endorsed by the Ford Motor Company.BARGAINS IN ALL OUR USED CARSth Wins TrophyCorpus Christi IPrices are away down now and values away up. Many of our cars have been reconditioned and are good for many more thousands of miles. Why walk, when you can ride so inexpensively? Come in and see our bargainsMotoPHONE 85Austin Texas. May 30—A warm law requiring flares to be put and to the rear of all commercial vehicles parked on highways for than fifteen minutes during the will be enforced was given by L. G. Phares, chief of the hi motor patrol. The flares must be ed from 150 to 200 feet in fror behind commercial vehicles, tractors, trailers, busses, and wi standing on the highway for mor fifteen minutes from thirty n after sunset to thirty minutes sunrise. Failure is a misdemeanc a fine up to $500 or a jail sente not more than sixty days.Many persons have been kill crashing into dark trucks and large vehicles parked on the hig with no lights displayed.lties to Publicity
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Rockdale Reporter and Messenger
Rockdale, Texas, US
Thu, Jun 06, 1935
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