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The pursuit remained in ensuing chase, the driver October 31 at approximate- Chambers County Deputies Chambers County before of the Chevrolet Tahoe ly 11:00 p.m., Chambers and Texas DPS Troopers turning around and return- was observed utilizing INSIDE County Sheriff’s Office responded to assist. A short ing to Jefferson County, at his vehicle as a weapon Dispatch was contacted by time later a Trooper speeds upwards of 100 and attempting to strike Around Town 2A Jefferson County Sheriff’s observed the pursuit and miles per hour. The driver pursuing officer’s vehi- Obituary notices 4A Office in reference to entered to assist on Interstate continued to make U-turns cles. Local News 5A Beaumont Police 10 near State Highway 124, before heading back west Adrian Luis As the chase Business Directrory 9A Department in pursuit of a where Chambers County into Chambers County on Sinaloa Sinaloa Classifi eds 8A Chevrolet Tahoe traveling Deputies joined shortly Interstate 10. On multiple PURSUIT- 2A COVID-19 UPDATE As of press time: Local cross country teams bring home the gold 10,497 Chambers County BIG Congratulations to citizens have been the Panther 2020 Cross tested for COVID-19 Country Teams! Both teams competed 1,593 tested positive Thursday, October 29 in 65 are active cases Woodville for District 1,519 have recovered, and boy did they bring back gold for AISD. 7 have been hospitalized Coach Sherman, was 20 related deaths ecstatic, with the overall push and drive our ath- East County = 275 letes had to compete and Mid-County = 267 finish with their best West County = 1,053 scores! The Lady Panthers placed third overall in FISHING district standing. Due to COVID-19, only the top two teams are headed to REPORT regionals (instead of the Bolivar standard four), which put GOOD. 78 Degrees. our Lady Panther team Unchanged. Speckled trout narrowly missing out on and redfish are in the cut the trip to Huntsville. and the surf on shrimp. Contributed photo Black drum are good on Regional Qualifiers: Cole Majors, Austin Amaya, James Kennedy, Adrienne Perkins, Chase Herrington, DJ Watts, crab. Lots of male Flounder Jamie Garza GOLD - 2A are moving through the pass and are good on minnow. Sheepshead are slow. New internet company GOOD. 74-75 degrees. Council approves closing streets Speckled trout and redfish are good around the bayou coming to Anahuac area for annual Christmas parade on shrimp or soft plastics. Flounder are good around By Sue Hawthorne demolition fee from $75 to $10 for the By Sue Hawthorne rocks on a minnow. The Contributing Writer owner of the structure on Miller and Contributing Writer north and northwest shore- Anahuac City Council approved a Washington, just south of the Thrift Shop. line is a great area year- request from Tammy Hale October 13 to Justin Woody had indicated previously round due to the generating took a couple of meetings to have enough council members attend to vote, but there close certain city streets for the annual plans to tear down the old brick build- station. The cooling canal Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade. ing. flows into the north side. was a quorum October 26 to allow council East Galveston Bay approval of the Internet Management The parade, with the theme, Very Beary Council voted to trade in a skid steer GOOD. 77 degrees. Deep Solutions fiber optic proposal. Christmas, will be held December 3, for a lawnmower and two weed eaters Reef, Hanna’s Reef, and ItIMS approached the city back around a year ago about beginning at 6 p.m. unless alderman Deidre Crews could get Pepper Grove are great offering a fiber optic service to city residents. The Liberty Following the parade, EDA Sorority a better price for the skid steer. Council spots for speckled trout on based company has been working with City Administrator will hold its annual Visit with Santa in members had expressed concern over the small topwaters. The Bull Kenneth Kathan and Mayor Cheryl Sanders to arrive at a front of the Thomas Jefferson Chambers need for city lots to be mowed. Red Run has been the best proposal. Home. spot for bull reds. Small According to the five-year contract approved Monday In other matters, council amended a CITY COUNCIL - 7A speckled trout will be found night, the city will receive five percent of gross receipts under the birds. Sheepshead from fiber optic service inside the city. IMS will pay for the are fair along the rocks and installation and maintenance of the fiber optic lines and piers on shrimp. The floun- accompanying equipment. der run has been slow to IMS owner Randy Meche told The Progress that his Board members approve kick up due to unfavorable company has installed fiber optics to businesses and homes fishing conditions with the for several years, expanding recently to larger customer cold front dropping the tem- bases such as Cypress Point and Indian Trail subdivisions. re-appointment of three directors peratures. Gulps are best to use. He approached the city about a year ago and finally has By Sue Hawthorne Treasurer. West Galveston Bay an agreement to provide the service to city residents who Contributing Writer In other matters, the board discussed its GOOD. 76-77 degrees. choose IMS fiber optics. IMS has completed the design to efforts in decorating the community for Speckled trout are great on begin installation as soon as a project in Hardin is com- The Anahuac Municipal Development Christmas this year. The board has pur- small topwaters or soft plas- pleted. District board approved the two-year re- chased a number of large items to be placed tics around the reefs. The Meche explained that the blinking lights of fiber optics appointments of directors Janice Jircik, Bill in the city to brighten the holiday. Directors shell reefs around the ICW is a passive technology with no need for electricity. The Stults and Kenneth Miller October 20. It discussed its hopes to have local businesses and San Luis Pass are great kept Jircik as Chairman, Stults as Vice- for speckled trout and red- Chair and Danni Wilber as Secretary/ AMDD UPDATES - 3A fish on shrimp under a cork. FIBER OPTICS- 7A Flounder are fair due to the slow uptick, unlike what we normally experience this time of year. Look for it to pick up within the next week.

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2A Wednesday • November 4, 2020 community Chamber of Commerce hosts Trunk ‘R Treat for community

Contributed photos Second place winners goes to John & Dale Mulryan The Rose family takes first place for their “Carnival” inspired decor for Halloween at the Trunk ‘R Treat event last Saturday.

The Anahuac Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a community wide Trunk ‘R Treat on Halloween Night, Saturday October 31, 2020. The event was a huge success, with about 40 “Trunks” participating, and well over 300 children attending.

Our Trunk ‘R Treat Winners were: 1st Place- The Rose Family 2nd Place- John & Dale Mulryan 3rd Place- House of Vinyl, Adrienne Leigh Fontenot

Honorary Judges for the event were AACC Chairman Joanna Schimek, Chambers County Economic Director Samantha Humphrey, and Chambers County PCT. 5 Constable Brad Moon.

“It was so awesome to see our community, small businesses, and AACC Members come together to provide a safe Halloween environment for our local kiddos,” said AACC Vice Chairman, Elizabeth Royer-Kemp. “This event was definitely needed! We had so much fun and are looking forward to this, hopefully annual event, being even bigger and better next year!” House of Vinyl takes third place. Adrienne Leigh Fontenot hands out candy.

14th Annual Christmas Parade PURSUIT ENDS IN ARRESTS Continued from front page

situation, it was quickly discovered taken into custody. Luis Sinaloa was Anahuac Area Chamber of Commerce presents -approached Winnie on Interstate that the driver of the Hummer had booked into the Chambers County Jail their annual Christmas parade followed by the 10, the driver exited at State Highway come to assist the suspect in evading on charges of Evading Arrest or ESA Sorority’s annual Tree lighting and Meet 124 and began to decrease his speed. law enforcement. The pursuit reen- Detention with Motor Vehicle (Third As the driver neared the intersection tered Interstate 10 westbound, where Degree Felony), Aggravated Assault Santa celebrations. of IH-10 and FM 1663 another vehi- both suspects were taken into custody Against Public Servant (First Degree Coming to you on December 3 at 6 p.m. at the cle, a silver Hummer H3, pulled in without incident by Chambers County Felony) and Aggravated Assault with Chambers house on Cummings Street in Anahuac. front of the Chevrolet Tahoe and both Deputies after a successful spike a Deadly Weapon (Second Degree This year’s theme is “A very beary Christmas”. vehicles came to a stop. The fleeing deployment by Texas DPS Troopers. Felony). Luis is being held without Pre-registration is strongly encouraged entry forms driver then exited his vehicle and ran In all, the pursuit continued for bond. Adrian Sinaloa is also being are available at the Chambers office. to the Hummer before jumping into approximately 45 minutes with the charged with Evading Arrest or Awards will be presented for first, second and the passenger seat, in what appeared assistance of a Texas DPS Helicopter. Detention with Motor Vehicle (Third third place winners. Calling all churches, busi- to be a carjacking. As deputies and Two subjects, Adrian Sinaloa and Degree Felony) and Hindering nesses, groups, schools, organizations and indi- troopers attempted to decipher the Luis Armando Ledezma Sinaloa, were Apprehension (Third Degree Felony). viduals to come be a part of the parade! Parade line up begins at 4:45 p.m. until 5:45 p.m. Entry deadline is November 20. You can pre- order parade t-shirts or sign up to be a sponsor. For GOLD COMES HOME Continued from front page more information please contact Tammy Hale at 409-761-0080. team to date. The hard work paid finish in second place. Individually, our Lady Panther, off and our Panthers placed Second Coach Sherman was very happy freshman, Adrienne Perkins, overall in district! Adding to the with the individual times and is placed 3rd overall and ran her best glory our Anahuac Panthers beat extremely proud of these young time to date, which gave her a our rivals, East Chambers by two men. Stating, “The guys worked ticket to Regionals! points! WOOHOO!! hard and understood that every Finishing on the girls side was: Our boys will be traveling to place mattered, every second Jesel Tobias placing 11th, Juanita Hunstville to compete for region- counted, to get us to the next level! Diaz takes 24th place, Savannah als on November 9. Individually I am so proud of this team and I Desourmeaux took the 32nd place they places as follows; Chase know they will work hard to get and Brieghana Lino came in 33rd. Herrington, placed 5th, DJ Watts- our times even better for region- These ladies did a fantastic job 7th, Jaime Garza- 9th, Cole als.” representing Anahuac and we look Majors- 19th, James Kennedy- Congratulations to Coach forward to watching Adrienne 25th, and Austin Amaya- 31st. The Sherman and her two Cross compete November 9. gentlemen made a great effort to Country teams for setting the gold Your Panther team came out work together and strategize to get standard! GO AP! #proudto- strong and ran their best meet as a Anahuac the times they needed to beapanther Did You Hear? We are having a Food Drive at the Winnie Vet Clinic Donations will go to St. Vincent de Paul’s Food Pantry

For every 10 Non-Perishable or canned (Human) food items you bring in, you will be entered in a drawing! 75* Prizes -including Annual vaccinations, exams, nail trimming, treats and more! Drop off food items during business hours at Winnie Veterinary Clinic 46724 I-10E • Winnie ** Up to 5 prizes per family ***Pets must be up-to-date on require vaccinations The Progress for the record Wednesday • November 4, 2020 3A

Chambers County Patti L. Chambers County Jail Log Constable PCT. 5 Henry From the Offi ce of Sheriff Brian Hawthorne Brad District clerk Passports he following persons were arrested and booked into the Chambers County Jail. Moon T Individuals arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of law. M-F 8 am -11 am Note that not all persons allegedly charged committed the crime in Chambers County, & 1pm - 4pm only perhaps arrested in Chambers County on outstanding warrant(s) or for violating the 409-267-2432 law while in Chambers County. 409-267-2563 CHAMBERS COUNTY On OCT. 28, the following indi- RAYMOND FRANK SEE, of charges for assault of a pregnant JAIL LOG viduals were arrested: Carlsbad, NM, was arrested on war- person, and charges for possession Oct. 25 – Oct. 31, 2020 JAMES ALVIN LOVELL, of rant charges for aggravated sexual of a controlled substance, PG2, Chambers County Houston, was arrested on warrant assault of a child. greater than or equal to 1gram, but On OCT. 26, the following indi- charges for driving while intoxi- SHELLIE LYNN HERRING less than 4grams. County viduals were arrested: cated. REECE, of Baytown, was arrested JAMES CLIFFORD CROCHET, JASON FLOYD CLARK, of on warrant charges for assault of an On OCT. 31, the following indi- Commissioner JR., of Ozark, AL was arrested on Baldwin, La., was arrested on EMS personnel providing service. viduals were arrested: charges for public intoxication as a charges for unlawfully carrying a CHRISTOPHER SHANNON PCT. 1 pedestrian. weapon, possession of a controlled On OCT. 30, the following indi- DEVLIEGER, of Baytown, was JON ROBERT PFEIFFER, of substance, PG2, up to 1 gram, pos- viduals were arrested: arrested on warrant charges for pos- Highlands, was arrested on warrant session of marijuana, greater than XAVIER DANIEL LEDAY, of session of a controlled substance, charges for unlawful restraint. 5lbs, but less than or equal to 50lbs, Baytown, was arrested on warrant PG1, up to 1 gram. Jimmy GREGORY ALLEN WARNER, money laundering, greater than or charges for MTR: injury to a child MICHAEL JERMAIN POPE, of of Beaumont, was arrested on equal to $2,500, but less than and or elderly and or disabled per- Houston, was arrested on warrant charges driving while intoxicated. $30K. son, failure to register as a sex charges for driving while intoxi- On OCT. 27, the following indi- SERGIO MORENO TORREA, offender. cated, second offense and failure to Gore viduals were arrested: of Baytown, was arrested on war- RAYMOND FRANK SEE, of stop and render aid or give informa- JAMES WASHINGTON rant charges for driving while Carlsbad, NM, was arrested on tion. HOWARD, of Port Arthur, was intoxicated, third or more offense, charges for two counts of indecency DALE DAMOND, of Carencro, 409-296-8250 arrested on warrant charges for pos- and theft of a firearm. with a child by sexual contact. La., was arrested on warrant charg- session of a dangerous drug. JOHNNIE CORNELIUS es for evading arrest and or deten- ATHANAI GARCIA, of Houston, On OCT. 29, the following indi- SPANN, of Houston, was arrested tion with a vehicle. was arrested on warrant charges for viduals were arrested: on charges for possession of a con- JUAN GUILLERMO possession of a controlled sub- JOHN WESLEY MANESS, of trolled substance, PG2, greater than VALENCIA, of Baytown, was stance, PG1, up to 1gram. Orange, was arrested on charges for or equal to 1gram, but less than arrested on charges for driving DEFINITIONS: MICHAEL ANTHONY RIOJAS, burglary of a building. 4grams, and public intoxication as while intoxicated with open alcohol BF: of Baytown, was arrested on war- SHERRI ARRINGTON, of a pedestrian. container in vehicle and making BOND FORFEITURE rant charges for assault causing Cypress, was arrested on charges SHAMEKA DENISE LEWIS, of terrorist threats against peace offi- MTRP: bodily injury of a family member. for assault causing bodily injury. 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4A Wednesday November 4, 2020 lifestyles Obituaries HOROSCOPES ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20 LIBRA – Sept 23/Oct 23 Be prepared for some news at work, Aries. There may be Take a greater interest in movies, music or entertain- Charles Bradbury a change in the hierarchy or another management change. ment, Libra. It is always good to broaden your horizons. Stay calm, as this could bode well. Plus, this will give you new subject matter for conversa- missed and fondly remem- TAURUS – Apr 21/May 21 tions. bered by all who knew and Taurus, someone new may come into your life and you SCORPIO – Oct 24/Nov 22 loved him. could be completely enamored. This may be a romantic Scorpio, this week you may have a strong urge to do Charles pursued many interest, or someone who simply understands your way of something exciting or adventurous. You might want to interests, some of which thinking. book a spontaneous trip or ride a roller coaster. included hunting, fishing GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21 SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21 and golfing. He also enjoyed While technology already is ever-present in your life, An unexpected career opportunity could be coming your betting on football games this week you may be introduced to a new form technology way, Sagittarius. It’s okay to be nervous, but focus more on and taking his chances at in your home or place of work. the possibilities for advancement and excitement. CANCER – Jun 22/Jul 22 CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20 playing the slots. His favor- Cancer, you may find yourself drawn into online activi- New interests may capture your attention, Capricorn. ite hobby of all was spend- ties or a new hobby that you never previously considered. Study different countries and their cultures to learn more ing quality time with his This may awaken a new interest in you and liven things about the world. Then plan future trips to an inspiring family. up. locale. Charles was preceded in LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23 AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18 death by his parents; and Leo, take a few moments this week to examine your Aquarius, you may be at a crossroads in your life that has his brothers Barry Dean finances. Spend time looking at recurring payments and you wondering what the next step may be. Take advantage Charles Bennett Bradbury, Bradbury and John Wayne where you can cut. Opt for a new form of recordkeeping . of increased online educational possibilities. 78, of Anahuac, Texas, Bradbury. He leaves behind VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22 PISCES – Feb 19/Mar 20 passed away peacefully on to cherish his loving memo- Strange developments may infiltrate your normally Pisces, if you have been pondering a reason to move, Wednesday, October 28, ry, his wife of thirty-one ordered schedule, Virgo. Even though situations may be now may be the time to really put a plan into action. Start 2020, at his home, sur- outside of your wheelhouse, keep an open mind about all researching neighborhoods. years Janice Ellen Moor possibilities. rounded by his loving fam- Bradbury of Anahuac; his ily. He was born on children Bill Bennett December 20, 1941, in Bradbury and wife Denisa Entertainment Corner Madisonville, Texas, to the of Madisonville, Carroll late Lorene Cammack Fox and husband Phillip of Hunckler and William Percy Madisonville, Cody Moor Bradbury. Charles graduat- Bradbury and wife Ava of ed from Madisonville High Mont Belvieu, Wade School, class of 1960, where Villemez and wife Sherry he played on their basket- of San Leon, Darin Ray ball, baseball, and football Villemez and wife Carrie of teams. Anahuac and Stacey Ann While in high school, he Villemez of Anahuac; his lived with his second fami- many grandchildren and ly, The Dyer Family, and great-grandchildren, too worked on their dairy. After numerous to name; and a high school, Charles contin- host of other loving rela- ued his education at Sam tives and friends. Houston State University Honoring the family by and continued playing bas- serving as pallbearers will ketball for the school’s be Halley Ray Moor, Halley team. Ray Moor, Jr., Casey Charles worked for more Hedges, Roy Barrett, than twenty years as a pur- Wesley Grimes, Clay chasing agent with KMCO Edmonds and Cameron in Crosby, Texas before his Mitchell. Honorary pall- retirement in 2008. He was bearers are Tommy Poe, part owner of The Madison Buddy Chambless, Randy County Livestock Mathis, Roy Lee Copeland, Commission Co beginning Craig Stover, Kevin Knight, in 1970. Gus Andrews and Steve Charles was of the Andrews. Methodist faith. He served A graveside service and for several years on the committal was held at 2 Madison County’s Go p.m., on Sunday, November Texan Committee for the 1, 2020 in Anahuac Houston Livestock Show Cemetery, with Brother and Rodeo and was a Kevin Parrack, officiating. Lifetime Member of Rodeo Friends were invited to visit Houston. with the family beginning Charles was a kind, lov- at 1:30 p.m. at the ceme- ing and patient man, yet tery. funny to a fault. He also had In lieu of flowers, memo- “the look” that would often rial contributions may be mean someone did some- made in Charles’ honor to thing that he did not approve the Madison County Area of. Charles loved nothing Go Texan for their scholar- more than being a PawPaw ship fund at P.O. Box 395, to his numerous grandchil- Madisonville, Texas 77864. dren and great-grandchil- Condolences can be dren. He was affectionately shared online with the fam- known as Chuck or “The ily by visiting www. 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PUZZLE ANSWERS ON PAGE 3A The Progress local news Wednesday • November 4, 2020 5A History Matters Tis The Season... for depression? By John Grimaldi and David Bruce Smith ot everyone is excited D helps reduce inflam- yourself for these feelings about the upcoming mation, as well as pro- of bereavement is essen- November 1 to November 15 holiday season. mote cell growth. tial. Whether due to grief, Strong statistical evi- So how do we combat Americans assume that eligible voters have always par- the pandemic, loneli- dence suggests insuffi- holiday depression? First ticipated in national elections, but--in a quirky 1801 act of ness,N or family discord, there are many cient Vitamin D levels and foremost, do not give congress--the residents of Washington, D.C. were barred experiencing a sense of depression, increases symptoms of in to the pressures of from casting their ballots. The restriction was not revoked gloom, uneasiness, or a lack of physi- depression and feelings expectation. Know your until the 23rd amendment was ratified in 1961; but the cal and emotional energy around this of fatigue. limitations. This is a sea- privilege to pick a president did not take effect until time. Yes, tis the season for celebra- Another contributor son for coming together, November 3, 1964. tion, and tis also the season for Holiday to holiday depression is not for trying to show love In 1971, the District of Columbia was finally allowed to Depression. social isolation. through materialistic have one non-voting delegate in the House of Holiday Depression, often called Holidays are a time for David Arabie, LPC means. Showing apprecia- Representatives. That status of neglect—comparable to a Seasonal Depression or SAD, is a type family and friends to Bayside Clinic tion does not mean becom- United States territory-- has not wavered. of mood change where people experi- come together, celebrat- ing financially and emo- The Grateful American Book Prize recommends Every ence feelings of depression or sad- ing and enjoying each tionally bankrupt. Start Vote Matters: The Power of Your Voice, from Student ness, anxiety, feeling overwhelmed or other’s company. COVID-19 is going new traditions, for your family and Elections to the Supreme Court by Thomas A. Jacobs, J.D., pressure to meet the expectations of to put a strain on families, especially yourself. Think of something you can and Natalie Jacobs. others or themselves, and feelings of those with elderly relatives. If family do that promotes feelings of gratitude. inadequacy or self-loathing during a is too far away and coming together is Volunteer. Send homemade holiday select time of year. The perception not an option, being socially isolated cards. Make some cookies or bite History happened on November 4, 2008 when 47-year- that “everyone seems so happy” yet may increase these feelings of depres- sized cakes and give them to those old Barack Obama became the 44th President of the United feeling overwhelmed and unfulfilled sion and loneliness. you love. Enjoy the crisp cool air and States, the first black American to ascend to the office. He only exacerbates these feelings. Grief and loss issues are also height- the warmth of the sun. Express your defeated the war hero/senator, John McCain, from Many factors contribute to holiday ened during the holidays. Remembering appreciation to others, even if you do Arizona. depression. Most commonly is the those lost this year or in years past, not appreciate yourself. According to History.com, “During the general-election decreased amount of sunlight in the how they loved this time of year, and The holiday season is both a bless- campaign, as in the primaries, Obama’s team worked to Fall and Winter months. Exposure to how we wish to have them with us for ing and a curse for many. Understanding build a following at the grassroots level and used what his sunlight increases Serotonin levels in one more holiday celebration can some of the reasons for these feelings supporters viewed as the candidate’s natural charisma, the brain, one of the most important increase feelings of depression and is key to addressing its symptoms. unique life story and inspiring message of hope and change neurochemicals affecting mood. despair. Hundreds of thousands of Know that you are not alone, but more to draw large crowds to his public appearances, both in the Sunlight is also shown to increase people have lost relatives this year, so importantly, know that you do not United States and on a campaign trip abroad. His team also Vitamin D levels in the body. Vitamin mentally and emotionally preparing have to be. worked to bring new voters–many of them young or black, both demographics they believed favored Obama–to become involved in the election. Additionally, the cam- paign was notable for its unprecedented use of the Internet Gardening by Parsons: for organizing constituents and fundraising.” For more information, the Grateful American Book Citrus Time! Prize recommends Obama: An Intimate Portrait by Pete Souza, with a forward by President Obama.

By A. Lynette Parsons which provides informa- citrus fruits are limes, lem- ly, so if you’ve never On January 2, 1892, Annie Moore, a 15-year-old girl tion. ons, grapefruit, oranges, thought about it, here’s from Ireland, became the first immigrant to be “processed” Citrus Time! mandarins and kumquats. some illumination: at Ellis Island, in New York. The “people demand” peaked In the fall in our part of One more major disease Mandarins are character- in 1907, but by then, more than one million prospective Texas, it’s time to start to be on the lookout for is Do you need to prune or ized by their easy peel. Americans had passed through. checking on our citrus citrus canker. It’s not as trim citrus? Not really, Tangerines, Clementines, Eventually, the kinetic activity was curtailed by World crops. While a few of the devastating, but can get to unless you want to mow and Satsumas are all War I, and draconian congressional legislation to limit the many citrus types can ripen looking fairly ugly. It’s also under the branches or keep Mandarin oranges. When number of people permitted entry into the country. as early as August, it’s the a quarantined item however, the fruit at a height for easy pulling off the tree, they are By 1954, the facility –which had welcomed 12 million stretch from November and Fort Bend and Harris picking. Citrus usually also the easiest to damage, potential new citizens—closed--and was converted into a through February when counties are the ones named. have a natural bushy shape, so take care and use a clip- detention center. In 1990, it re-emerged—after a $160 mil- oranges, tangerines, grape- Raised lesions, or cankers, and other than needing a per or pull very carefully. lion renovation--as the Ellis Island Immigration Museum; fruit, and all their cousins can appear on both the little air circulation inside The most common “regu- two million persons visit each year. come into their glory. leaves and the fruit. No the tree form, there’s no lar” orange is the Valencia, According to History.com “an estimated 40 percent of cure exists for citrus can- need. which is probably what all Americans can trace their roots through Ellis Island.” The AgriLife Extension ker; disease management is you’re getting at the gro- Agents from several of our the only way to control the Fertilizing is an easy one, cery. Republic of Texas is The Grateful American Book Prize recommends Hope coastal counties have been disease. Citrus canker man- if you know your holidays. the hardiest orange culti- and Tears: Ellis Island Voices by Gwenyth Swain. hosting a wide variety of agement involves the use of Citrus need attention on St. var. programs online, and I was the timely applications of Valentine’s Day, Mother’s fortunate enough to attend copper-containing products Day, and Father’s Day. You one on Citrus Varieties for and windbreaks to hinder can find a citrus-appropriate the Gulf Coast. Here are inoculum dispersal. Most fertilizer almost anywhere several important and use- other disease issues are not garden items are sold. ful takeaways from that issues, but the most com- Spread the granules along event, along with other fac- mon are sooty mold, citrus the edge of the tree canopy, toids from Extension sites leaf miners, and rusts. These not on the inside near the in California and Florida. are easily controlled with trunk. Water well. And if insecticides and fungicides. you wish to do some pre- Let’s start with planting ventive maintenance, once before we get to harvesting. Okay, enough of the ugly! a year, before bud break If you are considering pur- Here are some hints on tem- (which would be about chasing ANY type of citrus, perature issues with citrus. January), you can use a sys- please be aware that due to We’re usually pretty lucky temic insecticide drench the devastating disease with our winters, but differ- that will go into the root known here as Citrus ent types of citrus withstand system and protect from the Greening, plants purchased temps differently. Citrus bad insects later. Never in Harris, Galveston, trees cannot tolerate freez- spray insecticide while cit- Brazoria, Fort Bend, and ing temperatures for long rus (or any fruit) is flower- Montgomery counties before they lose their limbs ing; the bees are more CANNOT be transported and leaves. Generally, most important. into other areas – so citrus fruits will be dam- Chambers County folk, get aged from temperatures If you have ever had an your trees in Liberty or colder than 27 degrees odd thorny shoot coming up Beaumont. If you are at the Fahrenheit, according to the from the ground in your stores looking at trees, they University of California citrus tree, it’s a product of are supposed to have tags Cooperative Extension for the rootstock. All citrus are on them, and if they are Sacramento County. The grafted, but the grafts not prohibited from transport, it cold tolerance of the leaves only produce nasty thorns; will say so. and limbs varies based on if they manage to fruit, the the specific type of citrus. fruit would be bitter. So if If your trees are already The most cold-tolerant cit- your fruit is bad, your graft in the ground, citrus green- rus trees are kumquats, may have disappeared and ing symptoms include which can withstand tem- the rootstock took over. asymmetrical leaf mottling, peratures into the low 20s, Regular sized trees here are twig dieback, and general but Mexican limes are the usually on Trifoliate root- decline. It’s a vascular dis- least cold tolerant and lose stock, and dwarf trees are ease, and there is no cure, their leaves when tempera- usually on one known as so taking the tree out is the tures hit freezing. In Flying Dragon. only solution. There’s a descending order of the website, citrusalert.com, least to most cold tolerant This item came up recent- The Progress 6A Wednesday • November 4, 2020 Faith & Worship Th is devotional & directory is made possible by these businesses who encourage all of us to attend worship services

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BIBLE TRIVIA ANSWERS: 1) Neither; 2) Depths of sea; 3) Omega; 4) Washpot; (c) 2020 King Features Synd., 5) Bethsaida; 6) Gilboa Inc. The Progress viewpoints Wednesday, November 4, 2020 7A Capital Highlights Out to Pastor It’s not just Election Day any longer Things have a way of By Chris Cobler Texas Medical Association, came in sign up at http://bit.ly/ response to a new Texas A&M study TPWDEmailNotification. catching up with me that Medicaid expansion would bring All conservation specialty plates For most Texans, Election Day Byu Dr. James L. Snyder is a misnomer. the state about $5.4 billion from the cost $30 a year, with $22 going to the federal government. Texas is one of parks and wildlife agency. More Texans voted early this year I have learned in my life, and proba- than cast their ballots during all of the 12 states that have chosen to not par- ticipate in Medicaid expansion under Changes proposed to sexual bly just one thing: things have a way of 2016 general election. Many more catching up with me. I can’t get away voted early than went to the polls on the Affordable Care Act. assault laws Most state Republicans strongly Look for laws regarding sexual with anything. Election Day. Last year someone hacked into the A record 9.7 million people, or 57% oppose the Affordable Care Act, which assault to change in the upcoming is going before the U.S. Supreme legislative session. Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage’s of registered voters, completed their bank account and purchased a case of civic duty during the extended early Court. The Sexual Assault Survivors’ Task “As we address the budget shortfall Force has issued its first report to the wine for around $700. It took her a few voting period of Oct. 13-30, or by days to see this in her bank account. When she saw it, she mail, according to the Texas Secretary in the next session, we should seri- Texas Legislature. The group began ously consider accessing federal meeting earlier this year after being immediately went to the bank to dispute it. of State. It happened while she was playing the piano in church on Voters don’t register by party in Medicaid funding,” Larson tweeted. created by the passage of House Bill “This recently released study shows 1590 during the 2019 session. a Sunday morning here in Florida, and the purchase was Texas, so political pundits could only made at the same time in Southern California. I know my speculate about whether the record Texas is losing out on $5.4 billion The report includes 11 policy rec- while 38 other states are taking the ommendations for the upcoming leg- wife is terrific, but I did not believe she could do that. To early turnout favored either Democrats be in two different places at the same time is magical. or Republicans. Either way, the intense federal dollars.” islative session. A few of those: • Remove law enforcement’s ability Every once in a while, being the kind of person I am, I voter interest is unquestioned. When will ask her after the Sunday service, “Did you buy any final election results are in, the state’s New law protects breastfeeding to decline forensic medical examina- mothers tions for sexual assaults reported wine today?” percentage of registered voters who I remember telling her at the time, “I didn’t know you cast ballots was expected to surpass Women are allowed to pump breast within 120 hours and clarify language milk anywhere in public, the Texas pertaining to law enforcement’s ability drank wine.” 60% for the first time since the early Several weeks ago, as I checked my bank account online, 1990s. Comptroller’s Office reminded the to decline forensic medical examina- public in its latest issue of “Tax Policy tions outside of 120 hours. I noticed a transaction for $159.32 for, of all things, cigars. News.” • Require law enforcement to com- But I don’t smoke cigars! 20 years of deaths daily on I bought those cigars in New Jersey the same time I was Texas roads A bill passed in the last legislative plete the Office of the Attorney session aims to make it clear for busi- General’s Law Enforcement Request preaching from the pulpit here in Florida. Is it possible that Texas is approaching a deadly mile- I have now risen to the height of the Gracious Mistress of stone that the Texas Department of nesses and employers that breast for Sexual Assault Exam form for pumping in public is allowed just as every sexual assault that is reported to the Parsonage? Transportation is working to prevent. That, however, was not the end of it. The last deathless day on Texas breastfeeding already was under Texas them. law. • Require that a forensic medical “After all these years you haven’t told me everything roads was Nov. 7, 2000. Through its about yourself,” my wife said to me. “Why didn’t you tell campaign #EndTheStreak, TxDOT is Texas Health and Human Services exam be offered to all children who offers support for breastfeeding moth- report a sexual assault, including cases me you smoke cigars?” Then she laughed. I didn’t. trying to stop 20 consecutive years of She egged me into an intense conversation about the fact daily deaths on Texas roads. During ers. The Texas Lactation Support reported more than 120 hours post- Hotline number is 855-550-6667. assault. that I did not, in any way, smoke cigars; therefore, why in that time, more than 70,000 people the world would I buy cigars. Looking at her, I could see have died. • Remove the word “alleged” when Butterflies are free; license plate referencing a sexual assault or other she was enjoying this to the hilt. An average of 10 people die every “Is there anything else,” she said rather soberly, “that day in crashes in the state. is $30 sex offense. You can soon buy a Texas license One-third of adult Texans, or 6.3 you haven’t told me?” “This is so horrific. Come on Texas! The next Sunday after the church service, on our way We can do better!” said Dr. Beverly plate that floats like a butterfly, or at million people, have experienced sex- least appears to do so. ual assault at some point in their lives, home, my wife looked at me rather soberly and said, Thompson Kuhn of the Texas A&M “Honey, did you by any cigars today while you were Transportation Institute. The Texas Parks and Wildlife according to a 2015 study by the Department recently announced the University of Texas at Austin’s preaching?” Then she laughed heartily, and I mumbled winner of its newest conservation Institute on Domestic Violence and under my breath as I gritted my teeth. A&M study analyzes Medicaid I didn’t understand where she was going with this, and expansion license plate design. The public select- Sexual Assault. ed its favorite monarch butterfly then she said something else, “By the way, I did not buy The state of Texas could deal with any wine today while playing the piano.” Again she part of its looming budget shortfall by design through an online survey. Proceeds from the sale of the plates Chris Cobler is a board member laughed. expanding Medicaid coverage, accord- Right then and there, we made a pact. I won’t ask her ing to Republican Rep. Lyle Larson of go to help conserve monarch butter- and past president of the Freedom of flies and other at-risk, non-game spe- Information Foundation of Texas. He about buying wine if she doesn’t ask me about buying San Antonio. cigars on a Sunday. Larson’s position, endorsed by the cies native to Texas. To be notified welcomes email at ccobler@texas- when the plates go on sale in March, press.com. It just showed me that things have a way of coming back on me. I need to learn to let some things go even though I might be tempted to use them for my entertainment. I’m sure down the road, somewhere, some time, there will be an opportunity for me to indulge in this entertain- ment. I must keep in mind, what I think I have, my wife also has. I was reminded of what the apostle Paul said. “Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap” (Galatians 6:7). I thought about that for a while. Whatever you do, has repercussions. How you treat one person is how, down the road somewhere, you will be treated as well.

Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of the Family of God Fellowship, Ocala, FL 34472, where he lives with the Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage. Call him at 352-216- 3025 or e-mail [email protected]. The church web site is www.whatafellowship.com. FIBER OPTICS Continued from front page -line will be installed just as a water line would with the line extending to customers’ homes into an Ethernet modem. “It’s a good opportunity and good for the city,” Meche said. “It will allow everybody who chooses fiber optics to have great internet access,” he added. Pricing will be published once the service becomes available, but Meche said it should be comparable or less than what most citizens are currently paying for internet service. “I see it as a win-win situation,” Meche added. City Administrator Kenneth Kathan stated, “City council and the Mayor have worked hard to get to this point and we are very pleased that IMS will be taking this project on at no cost to the City,” said City Administrator Kenneth Kathan. “We will continue working to ensure the citizens of Anahuac can have a choice for their internet service.” CITY COUNCIL Continued from front page Council also voted to purchase a keyed entry pad as well as a generator for City Hall. According to the update from LJA engineers, contrac- tors have replaced a total of 55,698 feet of sewer line. Approximately 12,129 feet of water line has been replaced so far. LJA continues to work with Economic Development Administration on the grant for the new wastewater treatment plant. This month they plan to submit a final set of plans and specifications. The Progress

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Persons per hour and $12 per hour who wish to intervene in or for bus monitor. For more comment upon this pro- information please contact ceeding should notify the Mrs. Rosie Womack at Public Utility Commission HOMES FOR 409-267-2003. of Texas as soon as possi- SALE & FOR RENT ble, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. LAND FOR SALE ETI has requested that the REAL ESTATE deadline be November 30, 2020. Due to the COVID- LAND FOR SALE: 19 pandemic, the preferred MARY DUNN REAL ESTATE INC. 10-Acres west of Stowell method for you to file your on Canal Rd. off SH65. request for intervention is $9500 per acre. Owner electronically, and you will Mary Dunn LOCAL & REGIONAL JOBS finance available. Sold in be required to serve the 10-Acre tracts only. Call request on other parties by 13400 FM 2354 Rd. • Baytown, Texas 77520 713-816-4587 Larry Wells, email. Therefore, please Broker. include your own email address on the intervention Offi ce: 281-383-3386 LEGAL NOTICES request. 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For assistance with utility to recover its reason- your electronic filing, able and necessary costs please contact the BARGAINS GALORE that have occurred since Commission’s Help Desk the end of the test year in at (512) 936-7100 or help- AND MUCH, the utility’s last base rate [email protected]. You case for transmission infra- can review materials filed MUCH MORE. structure improvement and in this docket on the PUC changes in wholesale trans- Interchange at: http://inter- Reach potential buyers mission charges to the change.puc.texas.gov/. electric utility under a tariff If you are unable to file when you advertise approved by a federal regu- your request for interven- latory authority. In its tion electronically, you in the Classifi eds! requested amendment, ETI may file your request for is seeking recovery of costs intervention by mailing a Place your ad today at for transmission capital hard copy of your request investments it incurred to the PUC. The PUC from July 1, 2019 through should receive a letter from 409-267-6131 August 31, 2020. ETI also you requesting intervention or seeks to recover approved by the intervention dead- transmission charges that line. Mail the request for [email protected] are not otherwise being intervention and 10 copies recovered through rates. of the request to: Public The proposed TCRF as Utility Commission of amended would result in Texas, Central Records, THE PROGRESS total TCRF retail revenues Attn: Filing Clerk, 1701 N. of approximately $51.0 Congress Ave., P.O. Box CLASSIFIEDS million, which is $31.6 13326, Austin, Texas million in incremental 78711-3326. annual TCRF revenue All communications beyond ETI’s currently should refer to Docket No. effective TCRF. This 51406. $31.6 million amount would be a 3.3% increase in ETI’s annualized non- PUBLISHER’S NOTICE fuel revenue requirement All real estate advertising in as compared to revenues this newspaper is subject to the approved in Docket No. Fair Housing Act which makes 48371, ETI’s most recent it illegal to advertise “any pref- base rate case, and a 2.1% erence, limitation or discrimina- increase in ETI’s overall tion based on race, color, reli- annualized revenue gion, sex, handicap, familial requirement including fuel status or national origin, or an costs as compared to such intention or discrimination.” revenues as approved in Familial status includes children Docket No. 48371. The under the age of 18. impact of the rate change This newspaper will not on various customer class- knowingly accept any advertis- es will vary from the over- ing for real estate which is in all impact described in this violation of the law. Our readers ERRORS notice. are hereby informed that all ETI has requested that dwellings are available on an an intervention deadline equal opportunity basis. To The Progress is responsible and hearing request dead- complain of discrimination call line of November 30, 2020 HUD toll free at 1-800-669- for the À rst incorrect ad inser- be established, and that, if 9777. The toll free number for no hearing is requested, the the hearing impaired is 1-800- tion only. Call 409-267-6131 Commission adopt an order 927-9275 approving the proposed to notify the newspaper of a TCRF at or before its cur- rently-scheduled open needed correction The Progress

COMMUNITY Wednesday • November 4, 2020 9A AES HONOR ROLL Great turn out for free barbecue Anahuac Elementary Honor Rolls Pelham, Gabriela Perez, Sherlynn Logan Lancon, Blayne Lanferman, Plascencia-Torres, Anna Claire Maleena Luna, Lucas Palacios, Emma many people from the area showed First Grade A Roggenbuck, Blake Royer, Maddox Parkinson, Jonathan Ramirez, Carter up to get free BBQ plates provided Alan Alexander, Kenya Arvie, Sanders, Ashton Skinner, Marty Rivon, Brayli VanVickle, Brooke by Mid County Men and Women Eugene Badillo, Tatum Brown, Striebeck, Parker Whittington, Bruce Watson, Julianne Wilcox and Braxten who prepared the plates and gave McKynlea Byrom, Alyssa Campa, Williamson and Jeremiah Young. Woody-Vest. Laura Chavez, Andrew Clark. Ava Second Grade A-B Fourth Grade A-B them away to the public last Saturday Grace Cody, Brooke Crawford, Hadlea Angela Avalos, Ethan Byrom, Lacy Kaeden Albritton, Kloe Anderson, in SoWhite’s Park. This event could not have happened with- Davila, Jase Davis, Hayli DelaCruz, Byrom, Chloe Clay, Erin Darby, Caden Arvie, Emmitt Breibart, Gracie- out the many men and women that took time out of their Kendall Deppe, Nathan Diaz, Julia Adrian Gonzalez, Riley Hedges, Colt Lee Burton, Sophia Cardona, Jed personal lives to contribute to making this happen. We send Drake, McKayla Drake, Efrain Hudson, Harper Johnson, Bryalan Coleman, Kelby Duff, Lucy Duong, out a very special thanks to all of them for the wonderful Gallegos, Malakias Garza, Melanie Jones, Evan May, Jesus Morua, Ryan Kirsten Edmonds, Leyla Fisher, Vana job they did. Gonzalez, Kaleb Green, Kolby Green, Oler, Addison Oneal, Kolby Rinebold, George-Wells, Damon Hightower, We handed out about 650-675 plates, which made all of Adela Haro, Bentley Holbert, Givon Jayce Robertson, Trinity Smith, Mykala Hightower, Cooper Hutchins, the men involved preparing the BBQ feel excited and Jackson, Brendan King. Jaydalynn Braylei Sonnier, Kyle Tallent, Orin Ryan Jackson happy to be a part of this occasion. Without these men and Lerma, Maci Lewis, Levi Losier, Wilson and Adelina Zalazar. Jayden Johnson, Slade Johnston, their generous donations of meat, wood, pits and their time, Ashton Luna, Bryanna Martinez, Zoee Kylee Kelley, Jaxson Kooker, Samuel McDaniel, Jackson McNeely, Diana Third Grade A Laird, Lizbeth Morales, AJ Munoz, helping making this event a success. Mejia, Britton Mooney, Van’Nayshia Arielle Alexander, Jasmine Tho-mas Richardson, Blaidinn We want to thank all the women who came out to help Moore, Zaylee Morris, Jalyssa Osburn, Alexander, Emery Bryce, Ian Bynum, Romano Jiovanni Romano, Jaysey with preparing the plates. Luke Parkinson, Isabella Pereyda, Oscar Cardenas, Karol Corona Staner, Mollie Stephens, Cristofer They did a fabulous job and without their help, no matter Abigayle Prejean, Lane Pringle, Lexie Alberto, Cayden Cunningham, Jhett Torres-Sifontes, Rhett Van Deventer, how much meat we had, it would not have been possible to Rangel, Da’Vieon Reeves, Harper Dearman, Arely Figueroa, Sidney Parker Ward, Zachary Wiggins and get the job done. Again our thanks for everyone’s support, Rivon, Kiersten Sanders, Maci Foster, Madelyn Green, Laniya Christopher Yebra. effort and time to help make this event a success. Schneider, Ricky Jo Sims, Elaina Guillory, Olivia Hernandez, Abigail Fifth Grade A We are planning to make this the first of many events and Smith, Alyssa Tepaz, Bentley Trout, Kelley, Clayton Kelley, Faith Marsh, Landon Borne, Ulysses Cabrera, functions that we will put together during the year. Our Lane VanDeventer, Vincent Vargas, Cristian Martinez, Alex Mejia, Levi Landon Covington, Addison DeHoyos, hopes are to create something people will look forward to Kylie Yarde and Keaton Young. Mercado, Emma Morales, Isaac Neill, Emily Dominy, Landyn Fergerson, First Grade A-B Aaliya Osburn, Paisley Perry, Presleigh Mason Fisher, Jesus Grande, Tatum attending and make Mid Chambers a place that everyone Kyler Barnes, Aubree Childress, Rhame, William Rog-genbuck, Diego Hampton, Maddix Hues, Tucker will be proud to come to and live. Kellum Bolton, Ashley Bracci, Sanchez, Charlie Sanders, Nathan Kreuzer, Tate Moor, Evan Muniz, It takes a special group of people to come together to put Remington Edmonds, Alyssa Sheridan, Railee Short, Railynn Short, Ariadne Perales, Rene Pereyda, Jose a function of this kind together, and that is what I enjoy the Ferguson, Alexandra Figueroa, Emma Jason Skinner and Tess Turner. Pescador, Madalyn Rist, Stoni Royer, most, working with community oriented citizens that don’t Flores, Shiloh Hennis, Adam Third Grade A-B Zachary Stripling, Aaron Swonke, mind giving back to the community. Hernandez, Jacobs Hernandez, A’Yaila Blayne Adams-Moore, Kayverin Marlow Turner, Leah Valencia, With so many things going on in the world with COVID- Humphrey, Elijah Jackson, Juancarlos Allen, Kevin Angeles, Savannah Christopher Vargas, Rouxel Waits, 19 and those that have been affected by it, there was a time Ortega, Huck Parkinson, Angelica Billiot, Ella Blanscet, Kendall Braxton, Baylee Watson, Brailey Watts, Creed that families could pass through and get a well- deserved Perez, Aiden Rivas, Aubree Rodriguez, Bryleigh Brown, Ryder Cook, Wellborne, Gunner Wells and Steven plate of food without involving sympathy and condolences. Kayden Simon, Jaxon Smith, Aaron Brenleigh Drake, Alan Figueroa, Wilson. Torres, Julianna Vasquez, Liam Isabella Flores, Kyra Givens-Bang, Fifth Grade A-B We want to be a group of men and women that will focus Walker, Madelyn Williams and Zuley Emmie Hampton, Daulton Harmon, Diana Avalos, Jake Ayres, Ryleigh on doing the right thing for the community here in Mid Yebra. Liam Havard, Luke Havard, Cale Bettis, Xander Brewer, Kimberly Chambers County and we hope to reach as many people as Second Grade A Herrington, Raelin Juarez, Kynlee Brock, Devin Brown, Karyme Campa, possible through the generous donations of food. Case Almanza, Andrew Benner, Kelley, Brody McDaniel, Aliyah Edgar Cardenas, Theodore Cheek, The plans are to hold an event about three or four times Caleb Billiot, Jase Chapman, Isaac Medema, Jaxson Meyer, Han Nguyen, Jesalee Cook, Jesse Drake, Kalee a year. Due to the situation we are all in with the state of Chavez, Zachary Childress, Dakota Kamden Otwell, Addison Perez, Gilbert, Madison Hawthorne, Leiah Texas still not fully opened, we want people to know we Dequeant, Wyatt Fountain, Jayce Addyson Pescador, Jacquelyn Haynes, Andrea Hernandez, Peyton are doing these events for free with plans to include dona- Frazar, Zoe Frazar, Hunter Humphrey, Pescador, Ulises Romero, Aiden Jackson, Tyler Jones, Takeira LeBlanc, tions for those who may have medical or financial needs to Myah Humphrey, Logan Juarez, Rutland, Carter Savoie, Ally Standley, Peyton Lewis, Cera Lowe, Kyra May, offset medical expenses. Alexandria Kahla, Brian Kelley, Kinslee Tepaz, Lillian Tunstall, Blane Sylvia McGaughey, Adrian Mejia, Kutter Kelley, Sabrina Kelley, Wyatt Underwood and Harper Wilson. Walteria Nichols, Andrea Ortega, Seth Losier, Brandon Martinez, Leeanna Fourth Grade A Perkins, Valeria Gasca, Natalie If there is anyone in need, we want to make ourselves McDaniel, Rory Moorman, Elizabeth Jacob Benner, Alexander Cabrera, Salinas, Jacob Sheridan, Kolby Shiver- available to help, if we are able to assist. All of those Muniz, Jaydon O’Quinn, Annalinda Kara Davis, Keely Goodson, Aubrey Vasquez, Lauren Turner, Amy Vargas, involved are caring people who want to help others espe- Pate, Alanna Pearson, Raylynn Guice, Nestor Hernandez, Rylie King, Ethan White and Rylei Wiggins. cially now when there are so many people that are suffering through these unfortunate and trying times. We want to thank everyone that came out to get free plates of food and support us. Plans are underway to give 8th Grade Panthers take on Kirbyville away free fish-plates in the coming weeks, hopefully The Anahuac Panthers 8th grade football (1 TD).The defense was key in keeping before the Thanksgiving holidays. team went into Kirbyville and played a Kirbyville on their heels all night and shut- Remember there are a lot of people that won’t be able to complete team game against the Wildcats. ting down any momentum that the Wildcats enjoy a traditional turkey and dressing dinner due to job The Panthers were flying around on both tried to build, including an interception losses, deaths in the family and facing financial strains. So sides of the ball, leaving Kirbyville with a returned for a touchdown by Thomas if a free plate of food can help lift their spirits that’s what 44-0 win. Delao. we want to accomplish. The key offensive players for the 8th The Panthers hope to remain undefeated Again, for all of the men and women from Anahuac, grade Panthers were Camden Wilson (2 and capture the district title next week Double Bayou, Hankamer, Wallisville, Smith Point and TD’s), Quandre Coates (1 TD), Talon when they defend home field against the Oak Island, thank you so much for helping us make this Cunningham (1 TD), and Clay Witherspoon Woodville Eagles. event so special for so many in our local communities.

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