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WILLIAM BENJAMIN Saturday, Oct. 22
Delhi Volunteer Fire Depart-
ktown Fire Staon Auditorium
located at 107 West Main,
Class topics to include botany,
plant propagaon, soils, veg-
call Juan M. Gaytan at 830-
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BILLY BOULDIN ment chili dinner
Delhi Volunteer Fire Depart-
Yorktown. Aendees are
asked to bring enough food
etables, fruit and nut trees,
insects, ferlizers, rainwater
pointment.

William Benjamin Bil-
ly Bouldin, 89, of Gonza-
les, passed away Monday,
October 17, 2016. Billy
was born September 5,
1927 in Gonzales to Col-
lis Payton Bouldin, Sr., and
Sarah Hulda Peck Bouldin.
He married Mary L. Jim-
mie Williams on May 10,
1951 in Luling. He was a
member of the First United
Methodist Church and the
Texas Cattlemens Associa-
tion.
Beginning at a young
age Billy help work the
family ranch performing
all the necessary chores in
ranching along with pick-
ing and chopping cotton
in the fields. Billy never
shied away from hard work
which he believed to be the
core of independence and
central to qualities in a man
he revered; responsibil-
ity and accountability. He
was always respectful and
considerate of others. Billy
was a sensibly private, soft
spoken gentleman. He was
an excellent fisherman and
enjoyed bass fishing. Billy
was genuinely health con-
scious as he always tried to
eat well and exercise along
with his wife Jimmie. He
was a loving husband, fa-
ther and grandfather. His
gentle and compassionate
nature, his work ethic and
other principal beliefs will
forever be cherished by his
children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
Memories of their father
and granddaddy sitting
on the front porch of his
home enjoying a glass of
wine before dinner and
ment. Also hosng a $20 gun
rae. Contact Dee for more at
830-263-1555 or message the
department on Facebook for
ckets.
Pink Ribbon Luncheon
GG Steaks and Spirits,
noon-2 p.m. Tickets for the
Pink Ribbon Luncheon are $20
each. Advanced sale ckets
are recommended for a head
count. Tickets are available at
Shear Designs and Personal
Impressions in Gonzales and
Friends for the Cause team
members. For more informa-
on, call Janice Williamson at
830-857-5694.
Avant, Elizabeth Flow-
ers, Neil Myron, Brett Monday, Oct. 24
Baer, Stephanie Woosley Square Dancing Open House
and James Avant, great- Presbyterian Church of
grandchildren, Bryson Gonzales, 414 St. Louis Street,
Woosley, Eli Flowers, 7 p.m. The Come and Take It
Paxton Woosley, Hunter Squares of Gonzales is oer-
Flowers, and Woody
Baer. He was preceded
ing a free open house to
introduce the fun of square
in death by his wife, par- dancing to others on Oct. 24.
Lessons will begin on Nov. 7.
ents, brother, Collis P.
For more informaon, call
Bouldin, Jr, and grand- 820-672-7384 or 830-672-
son, Benjamin Avant. 9307.
A memorial service
will be held at 11 a.m.
Saturday, Oct. 29-
Friday, October 21, 2016 Sunday, Oct. 30
in Seydler-Hill Funeral Art Jam Marketplace
Home with Pastor Matt The second annual Art Jam
Pennington officiating. Marketplace will take place on
the last weekend in October,
The family will receive
Oct. 29 & 30, from 10 a.m. to
friends from 10 to 11
a.m. Friday in the funer- 5 p.m. at Cment2B, 5121 Hwy
al home. Memorials may 90 West in Schulenburg TX
78956. More than 15 local art-
be made to Friends of
ists and arsans will be selling
Gonzales Animal Shel- their work, accompanied by
ter, Gonzales Healthcare live music, Cajun food, beer
Systems Foundation or
and wine tasng, plus acvies
the First United Method- for the kids. Join us before or
ist Church. With warm aer Czhilispiel its the same
regards to the wonderful weekend! More informaon
on this Rain or Shine event can
care received by their fa-
be found on Facebook and at
ther, the family wishes to
acknowledge Dr. Terry www.ArtJamMarket.com
Eska, the staff of Gon-
Sunday, Oct. 30
for their family and items for
the aucon. The doors will
open at 10 a.m. with a noon
meal, followed by a business
meeng with cash prizes to
be awarded. For more infor-
maon, please contact Diane
Moeller at 361-275-6069 or
Sharon Matejek at 361-564-
3851.
Gonzales Young Farmers
hosng BBQ
Old show barn at Indepen-
dence Park, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
The Gonzales Young Farmers
will be having a Fih Sunday
BBQ-to-go on Sunday Oct.
30 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to
be picked up at the old show
barn at Independence Park.
Contact Ken Hedrick 830-857-
5332, Kenneth Fink at 830-
857-6355, Charles Rochester
at 830-857-5366 or any other
member for more informa-
on.
Monday, Oct. 31
Gonzales Public Library
Halloween Costume Contest
Gonzales Library. Come by
the library before 5 p.m. on
Oct. 31 to enter our Hallow-
een Costume Contest. Your
picture will be taken and our
Teen Acon Group will judge
the costumes the following
Monday. Prizes will be given
for the top three costumes.
ONGOING
Master Gardeners
fall class registraon
Registraon is underway
for Gonzales Master Gardener
fall classes that will run Sept.
13-May 16, 2017. Classes are
held every other Tuesday
from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at
the PACE building near Gonza-
les Elementary at 623 Fair St.
harvesng and many more. TUESDAYS
Contact the Texas AgriLife Parenng group
Extension Oce at 830-672- Normas House Counsel-
8531 for an applicaon or ing Center, 6-7:30 p.m. Learn
Robbie Cole at 281-734-1391. new ways to communicate
Visit www.gonzalesmastergar- and work with your child,
deners.org for more. ways to discipline eecvely
and ways to cope with the
Gonzales County veterans stress of parenthood. Located
service ocer hours at Normas House Counseling
Beginning Feb. 1, hours will Center at 1006 St. Paul Street
be Tuesday and Wednesday at the corner of St. Paul and
from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Thurs- Espinosa every Tuesday from
day from 8 a.m.-noon. To bet- 6-7:30 p.m. Please call Sarah
ter serve your needs and to with quesons or to RSVP at
ensure private consultaons 830-203-7807.
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swatting flies really hard so
as not to just injure them
and cause suffering, but to
eradicate the pests will for-
ever be cherished in rever-
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608 Water St. (183 ByPass) Gonzales
of Austin, Ted of Lockhart
and sister-in-law Sally
Philippus of Pasadena, 5
grandsons, 1 granddaugh-
ter, 5 great grandchildren,
nieces, cousins and many
friends.
Marvin is a lifelong ac-
tive member of the Meth-
odist Church. During his
lifetime he was involved in
many volunteer organiza-
tions.
Marvin worked for the
federal government for 42
years, 30 of them working
for IRS.
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