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   Gatesville Messenger 7-21-1987 VIRGIE SHULTS
   Mrs. Virgie Shults, 86, of Gatesville died July 16 at Coryell Memorial
   Hospital.
   Services  were  held  July 18 at Scott's Funeral Home Chapel with Rev.
   John Henry Weaver officiating. Burial was in the Restland Cemetery.
   Born  Aug.  23,  1900,  in Coryell County, she was the daughter of the
   late  Jeff  and Narcissa Powell. She attended school at Owl Creek. She
   married  Thomas Shults July 9, 1922 at Friendship. She and her husband
   lived  in the friendship Community until WWII moving to the White Hall
   Community  in  1942.  She  was a seamstress and homemaker. Her husband
   preceded  her  in  death  June 23, 1952. She was a member of the White
   Hall Baptist Church.
   Survivors include three daughters, Tommie Lee Haferkamp of Gatesville,
   Oneta  Bates Floyd of Gatesville and Lois Pearl Cathey of Duncanville;
   one  son,  J.W.Shults  of  Gatesville;  one  sister, Valera Whitney of
   Temple;  one  brother Howard B. Powell of Temple; 12 Grandchildren and
   six great-grandchildren.
   Pallbearers at the funeral were Lynn Haferkamp, Jeff Cathey, Billy Joe
   Cathey,  Mike  Bates, Billy Bates, Tom Shults, Bob Shults, John Shults
   and Jerry Shults.
   Honorary  pallbearers  were  Charles N. Flowers, Vince Thill and Steve
   Nichols.