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Single Copy 25 cents plus tax Volume 102, No. 01 THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1987 Smith Honored At Reception

R. C. Smith was honored with a Anna. reception on Sunday afternoon, .Out-of-town guests attending the December 28, 1986, at the Schooi celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. Cafeteria, marking the occasion ol Charles Symank of Valley Mills; Mr. his retirement from full time and Mrs. 0. C. Warden of Ranger; teaching and in recognition of his in­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis and Daryl duction in the Tennis Hall of Fame. of El Paso; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Faculty members hosted the party Goodwin, Meredith and Toby of that was attended by a large number Snyder; Dr. Tom Stewardson and of well-wishers who enjoyed looking Sam of Brownwood; Mr. and Mrs. over scrapbooks, pictures and other Jerry Allen, Jennifer and Jody of memorabilia compiled by friends Midlothian; Mrs. Virginia Bishop, and family to commemorate Smith’s Amy and Jill of Monahans; Mr. and teaching and coaching career. Mrs. Cullen Perry of Brownwood; Included in the displays were Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McClellan and many written congratultory Susie Wright of Abilene; Mr. and messages from those unable to at­ Mrs. Jack Herrington of Odessa; tend the party. Rick Herrington of Ft. Worth; Mrs. Joining Smith in receiving guests Bunk Fuller of Goldthwaite; Mr. and were his wife, Pat, and his children, Mrs. Ronnie Casey of San Angelo; Vickie and Robbie Drake of Clute, Mrs. Linda Miller, alesha, Jeremy Pictured at the Sunday afternoon reception are R. C. Smith with Mr. and Dick and Karen Smith and children and Michelle of Snyder and Mrs. Mrs. Cullen Perry of Brownwood. Perry is a former long-time superinten­ R. C. Smith pose? with his Ranger High School coach, 0 . C. Warden, at the of Rotan and Lori Smith of Santa Linda Burson of Haskell. reception held in Siiiith’s honor on Sunday afternoon. (SA NEWS PHOTO BY dent of Santa Anna schools. (SA NEWS PHOTO BY POLLY WARNOCK) POLLY WARNOCK) Hew Year’s Fellowship At FIS Sheep 1 Swine Slink Needy To Get Help With Heating Members of Santa Anna First fice and reception room. Set Fer January 3 Baptist Church and their families At midnight, those attending will DALLAS-Lone Star Gas Company 7,000 families in cities served by reasonable installments. A sheep and swine showmanship will meet Wednesday, December 31, welcome the new year with a short has announced that the company has Lone Star. Persons who wish to contribute tc clinic has been set for January 3. for the annual New Year’s Eve party devotion and prayer service, follow­ begun its fifth annual public solicita­ The program is administered by Project HAP’N should make checks The clinic will start at 9:00 a.m. and and fellowship. The get-together will ed by serving the traditional black- tion effort in support of Project the Community Council of Greater payable to Project HAP’N- will be held at the Coleman Rodeo HAP’N (Heating Assistance Pro­ be held at the Christian Life Center eyed peas and combread. Dallas, a non-profit agency engaged Community Council, and mail them Grounds. This clinic is for Coleman gram for the Needy). Information starting at 6:30 p.m. The party will end for adults and in coordinating social services. All to: Project HAP’N-Community County 4-H and FFA members only. explaining the scope of the program A sandwich supper will be served, children, but teenagers will remain of the Project HAP’N donations are Council, P.O. Box 243, Dallas, Texas There is no fee and participants are along with desserts and snacks. The for the night in their annual “ Lock will be included in Lone Star’s bill­ used in helping people throughout 75221. All funds collected go directly encouraged to bring their lamb or ing envelopes^ A pre-addressed evening will be filled with games, In” that will continue with games the Lone Star system. to the Community Council of hog projects to work with, however, and entertainment until morning. return envelope can be used for In addition to Project HAP’N. Greater Dallas for disbursement via contests and conversation. A special it is not necessary to bring an animal event this year will be an original Breakfast will be served to the youth mailing in donations. Lone Star Gas also has available the local participating agencies (area to attend the clinic. A set of scales version of the Gong Show featuring group before they arc dismissed to Lone Star initiated the special pro­ Deferred Payment Plan and ar councils of government, community will be available for weighing. Tips gram in 1982 to help the needy pay local talent. go home. Average Bill Plan for the conve­ action agencies, etc.) throughout the on fitting and showing will be heating bills. Since that time, over Games of volleyball will be played People of all ages are invited to at- nience of those who can pay then Lone Star system. No contributions discussed and practiced. If anyone $632,000 has been donated to this pro­ in the gymnasium during the even­ ted the activities during the evening bills, but prefer equal monthly are retained by agencies par­ has any questions about the clinic ing, with games of forty-two planned to welcome in the new year. gram through public support and payments over the entire year, ot ticipating in the program to cover call Barry Cooper at 625-4519. Lone Star’s contributions. These in tournament style in the church of­ who need to pay a current bill ir operating expenses. contributions have helped more then Highlights if the Past fear..... a n ! ! ffl Hh rai ik i V s H I BUS 4 H H | | Front the Santa Anna News.. IT HAPPENED IN 1986 January 1686 Reserve Champion was won by the full service station which also of­ citizens of the community one after­ 1986 by the 42nd District Court grand Diana Castillo made honorable A Highway Accident on U.S. 283,7 Jeannie Langford with her entry of fers diesel fuel. noon in February. jury. The men were accused of set­ mention. miles south of Santa Anna at 1:30 Raspberry Coffee Braid. ting fire to a Santa Anna residence APRIL 1986 a.m. Monday, Dec. 30,1985 claimed FEBRUARY 1986 Seven Mountaineer Band on January 19,1986. the life of the driver of a tractor- Five Santa Anna Mountaineers members received Division I trailer rig. The rig was hauling con­ were named to the All-West Texas Felony charges were filed in the medals at the University In­ Santa Anna Postal employees R & D Gas opened for business on crete blocks and had swerved to Class A Football Team. They were Coleman JP office against the Santa terscholastic League Solo and were hosts for a supper and get- Thursday, April 3, 1986. Owners of the new business are Rick and Darla miss hitting a whiteface, black cow Shelby Tuttle, Fernando Castillo, Anna Police Officer Bill Allen and Ensemble Competition held in together on Friday, Feb. 28 for their that had walked in front of the truck Johnny Herrod, Ramon Vasquez and another man. The suspects were February 1986. They were Melissa families and the former postal Beal and the station is located at the and hit the animal anyway. The Shawn Harper. charged with setting fire to a Santa Buse, Bobby Pritchard, Belinda employees. Decorations were of the former Santa Anna Skelly Station, trailer jackknifed, overturning the Shelby Tuttle was also named to Anna residence on January 19, at ap­ Deal, Rachel Phillips, Toby Absher, Sesquiccntennial and postal depart­ which the Beals purchased from Ir­ by Oil Company of Ballinger. truck and concrete blocks up and the 1985 Ail-West Texas Super Team prox. 8:25 p.m. The blaze caused no Rose Garza and Shera Lewis. ment motif. down the highway. by the San Angelo Standard-Times injuries but destroyed a bedroom One incumbent and two Also injured in the wreck was the sports staff. Thirty West-Tesas foot­ and bathroom and damaged the The Santa Anna Girls Varsity The sound equipment, VCR and newcomers were elected to the City man’s wife. She was taken to ball players were named to the frame of the home. James Eidson of Basketball team won District and electric piano taken in a recent Council in the election held April 5, Overall-Morris Memorial Hospital Super Team and Chan Priest of Abilene, Asst. Criminal District At­ Bi-District. They won out in Bi- burglary at the school, have all been 1986. New council members elected in Coleman for observation. Goldthwaite was named Coach of torney, was involved in the in­ District play over Bronte, 38-30 and returned, however, the money taken the Year. vestigation of that fire and several then lost to Eula 48-45. The girls had from the band hall was not among are Joe Taylor, Stanley Hartman and Susie Voss. Although some 300 extra copies of other vacant house fires suspected a season record of 20 wins and 10 the items returned. The City of Santa Anna passed a losses. One incumbent and two the Coleman County History Books of being arson. newcomers were also elected to the were ordered, they were all sold and new ordinance making it unlawful to The Santa Anna Laundry reopen­ School Board in the election held a rc-order for more books was made. possess with intent to consume, Joe Taylor was hired by the City School officials had to take action ed for business under new ownership publicly display or consume any Council as a fill-in police officer until to close the school grounds after 10 and after much remodeling work April 5. They are Gary Absher, Rod­ dy Dean and Dickie Homer. The Santa Anna Youth Fair and alcoholic beverage within the boun­ a decision could be reached by the p.m., unless under the direct super­ was done. The new owners for the Stockshow was held January 4,1986. daries o f any lands owned by the Ci­ Coleman County Grand Jury on the vision of school personnel. The ac­ laundry are Gene Aldridge and Mrs. May Henderson celebrated Jody Patterson’s hog won Reserve ty adjacent to any lake or lakes own­ felony arson charges against Police tion was taken because of problems Charles Childress. Manager for the her 160th buthday celebration on Champion and his sister, Jeannie, ed by the City and also making in Chief Bill Allen. Mr. Taylor was on with vandalism on the school laundry is Peggy Weils. April 13,1966. She was bom April 13, won Champion; Champion Fine unlawful toj swim, ski, or dive in the the Abilene Police Force for about 15 grounds after hours. 1886 to James and Jane Bancroft, Wool Market Lamb was won by waters of any lake or lakes owned by years. Allen had been suspended by Santa Anna City Councilman the (Sty, - it is also unlawful to and married Ira Lee Henderson, Bradley Wise and Reserve O w n- tie City Council without pay after MARCH 1986 Garland Morgan died Saturday, possess firearms or to possess raising five m s aid two daughters. pint Hue Wool was « m tyr Wesley being charged with felony arson. March 15, 1986, .from injuries he . Mr. Thomas Wristen Jr. of Santa Dockery; ChuBptan Cress Breed fireworks within toe boundaries of received in a track-train collision BearyTawirasWj^ihyteCS- M wm m I f Bradley Wise mA - apy faun! sw a rf fey toe City adjacent Jete (tetotfe ItwdKk open­ A m was named. “Citizen of the east of Cslemafl., Morgan wasalong- to any la te or lakes o w e d by flse ty 0w8eil * Utaffsdiy, April If as • 1 mmm Cbam.p ta m wm fey ed a ww tastessi in SaAt Anna in Year” by the OMtasbar of C ® - tone ratiiait and was setf-eaptoyad Temporary Police Officer. Mr. A in Bamnite; Malta WM City. Fsbraaiy. Actually they opened two awcce m Munis 1, Hit to tise to the eastern Isay baling tastesss. Clamier of Om h m h s Banquet Be Be m s a WW S .Arnty vstersjs and T e w ma fated to rqgiaee Bill O a ta p to U m k wm « m fey S w a y mar M w , one befog toe tala A lta s a il Ms trs-i! gr appeal is G a tk it I M a n W M t e e m t e a wm suspected in a boose Anns S ® # Step aed theater being wm p t e d Ms aw m i from test M aarw i witt tte SSipal Ctaqa to M M p B . WBB ^ (fare at ft* fesme of M ite Ow« m an Efe cui Ben Hair Dssigs, The year's “QBws of tte Year” Im m Seatt Swatm ta el, eeewlsg m H td M fi OtoflwSMftlBWIlHffl IWHitaeMtlofliM^lRAventKB Ifew*. ¥te fla m tar ffee S*»pw* Q H K Q ia April of 1«6. MAY U K ' wm I f Jatgr O U B S if a a i f t n m J m m cf Mfe, ffh n tafp M ^ b* is& rsta Aisra. f is pur m i *lbto Two is ¥ * r m a w m i f ludM M taiiM ufti ltonHlMfeTtoMlB My Twre” wm Em iM cte ffttpag IM M h! M i l hunt ®sd ast i t s . IgM M i Janice Taylor opened wm t e a ^ teal dfemtoet fi» Sssts t o i«i«l a ile JtaM Spttaaa has M t ap* Jbw m iiiM dttittH M pM ri toteSHta tew Qtf G m b » W m SI ptrtldpaBt* T h o r ’s S m tm m t at fee Gpr* Matters. Rftd Masick was fteMtod wMt A “tet Drawl Mttnittot 8K pwttMr fU t fi IraHta to Feferwry. The ffm itW t ten R iw m tte nflli tmtlii H ! nf n b lteU fw iii t o f u M titani M Hmmte|M M I to Mftttisrt Intond “pod feme first team; Strifey fissfe md t e a dtod t a n tojstes fa* w i te l,« family A # tfcrM M i tote fetf f*«r*s winner, MM r i® K 0i O tn p i«R Ir feH ltttllifeisM W itlto IM AM ,» iM toii is » 4 sM rn M im WMt 9acM Mttilamgr. m iS m m fir, WNiMMMf |W» DiftlhlPBfft. iiMisft j l p ©Ms or A n f a t ■afemai f sa Pig® I m M f& & £ » jistoR ; W W t feitt* taed M i n M W sl fe m m M tof Itantar* CSs&pfe pMeNNtory tor • M N . f l a W i A M ■dto*t|iK» & im liffMf f«B -GrtHIft swfe it- HtofiMta, 9t$tM vita I w t t s a t * « h i a a t it M i THURSDAY, JANUARY 1. 1987 SANTA ANNA NEWS PAGE 2 Deaths C oujlty B a p tis t Ass. Gilberts Visit At Christmas Rub; S. Drum, 88 Mr.and Mrs. C. C. Gilbert spent A New Year! Donald A. Young, 82 Christmas Day in Robert Lee with their son, Boyd Copple and wife, BY DON RUTHERFORD The regular meeting of the Col­ Evelyn and granddaughter, Sue Graveside services for Ruby S. eman County Baptist Association Graveside services for Donald A. Wilson and children. They also 1986 with all its hopes, hurts and Crum, 93, of Sweetwater were at will be held Wednesday, January 7th own strength. Again the answer is Young, age 82, were held Monday, visited a sister-in-law, Marcella dreams has come and gone. 1987 11:30 a.m. Friday, December 26, at the First Baptist Church, Jesus Christ. December 29, 1986 at 2:30 p.m. with Blaylock. They enjoyed a big dinner with all its future decisions, dedica­ 1986 at the Santa Anna Cemetery. Coleman. And the third question: Are we ful­ Rev. Rudy Juarez, pastor of the and a wonderful Christmas day. tions and deplorments lies before us Mrs. Crum died Monday, December The meeting begins with the Ex­ ly satisfied with our lives? I heard a Seventh-day Adventist Church of­ as an uncharted island. 22, 1986 at a Sweetwater hospital. ecutive Board at 6:00 p.m. The dear pastor friend of mine once say, ficiating with interment following in The word resolution and a new leaf Rev. H. B. Terry, Baptist minister, W.M.U. will not meet. The evening “A friend of mine once said to me, the Santa Anna Cemetery under the Visit Over Weekend being turned over takes on a new officiated the service and interment meal will be served at 6:45 p.m. ‘All I am interested in is having a direction of Henderson Funeral Tex and Pat Wright, Alys Pelton, connation during the last days of an was under the direction of Elliot- The program begins at 7:30 p.m. good time.’ He had a good time as Home of Santa Anna. and Danna and Stephanie Turner old year and the first few days of a Hamil FQneral Home of Abilene. The program is on Evangelism Em­ long as it lasted, then he killed He passed away Sunday, went to Dallas for a Christmas new one. Bom in Viola, Tennessee on July phasis. Price Matheson, chaplain himself.” December 28, 1986 at 4:15 p.m. at gathering the weekend of the 26th New Year’s Day is noted for the 12,1888, she was the daughter of Mr. with Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Jesus Christ came into the world Ranger Park Inn Nursing Home. with Pat’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. great resolutions we make; the days and Mrs. W. T. Stubblefield. She Abilene, will be the speaker. Gary to give us a new birth and put us in Born December 22,1904 to Mr. and E. Coder. Also visiting over the that follow are notorious for the came to Texas as a child and attend­ Boyd, pastor of the First Baptist touch with God in such a way that Mrs. Joe Young, he lived in Santa weekend were Pat’s sister and fami­ resolutions that we break. It should ed school at Bowie. On May 10,1911 Church, Coleman and Association life is made new and is lived on a dif­ Anna for the last 15 years moving ly, Dorothy and Robert Todd, Denny be very clear to each of us by per­ she married Robert F. Crum in Evangelism Director, is in charge of ferent basis. Jesus is still available here from Indiana. and Kim, and Pat’s brother and sonal experience and by observation Voss, Texas. He died in 1978. She and the program. to those who want Him to make a Survivors include one daughter, wife, Robert and Lenora Coder, all that in our own strength we can’t do her husband owned and operated a The public is invited to attend. difference. Mrs. Angela King of Simi Valley, of the Dallas area. Dorothy and dry goods store in Santa Anna. She much. We cannot turn a heart of May I share this poem with you? California. Robert Todd are currently stationed stone into a heart of flesh nor can we was a retired school teacher. After ifj am W E& 7 fgfc In M retirement they ■ bought a ranch in Yemen for the Hunt Oil Company break the bonds of selfishness that I closed another chapter In m y book and were home for a month’s vaca­ t t ^ $ ® 5 5 ] south of Santa Anna, then moved to separates us from loved ones and of life today. tion before returning to Yemen at Sweetwater in 1973. Mrs. Crum was from even God Himself. But Jesus And paused for meditation as I laid a member of the First Presbyterian The Santa Anna 4-H will sponsor a the end of December. said “ I Am the Way, the Truth, and the took away. Stata Dtpwtroent of SKstaaavs Church in Sweetwater. New Year’s Eve Dance, December the Life.” In Jesus we find the I thought of smudgy pages where the snd PimSs Transportation Survivors include three sisters, 31 from 8:00 to 12:00 p.m. at the freedom to break the bonds and the record was not clear, Mrs. Roy G. Giles of Marlin, Mrs. C. school cafeteria. strength to do what He wants of us. And dreary lines of trouble clouded We can take care of “ sins” in our F. McDonald of Temple, and Mrs. C. All 4-H members are encouraged over bydoubt and fear. SANTA ANNA NEWS E. Botkin of Abilene; three nieces to come and bring in the new year. life. We can alleviate some bad habit It is now to late to alter any script P.O.Box 399 and one nephew. A 4-H beau and sweetheart will be A Christmas Party and Dance was we have acquired over the years. that is dried and set; Santa Anna, TX 76878 elected at the dance. There will be held December 13 at the Coleman But the power of sin, that faithless The story is far from perfect but it is (915 >348-3545 adult supervision and refreshments Rodeo Grounds for all Junior 4-H quality of life that determines how vain to stew and fret. (USPS 481540) I M L (Bud) Evans, 87 will be served. members in the county. we live cannot be broken in our own I asked the Lord to pardon the Music will he provided by Lonnie Refreshments wer served and music strength. That must be taken care of mistakes that mar the book, The Santa Anna News is was provided by Lonnie Baker, San­ by the power of Jesus Christ. And give me grace and courage by a Services for Newt L. (Bud) Evans, Baker. There will be no charge for published every Thursday at ta Anna Band Director. You may have some “sin” that hopeful, Christward look. age 87, were held Saturday, the dance. Santa Anna, Texas 76378 and Those attending from Santa Annd needs to be taken care of this year. So now, lies before me a new chapter December 27,1986 at 2:00p.m. at the All Junior and Senior 4-H entered as second class mail were Corey Halmon, Cheree Let God help you. And if it is the clean and white. Henderson Funeral Home Chapel members are invited, as well as under the Act of Congress of Halmon, Adelle DeLeon, Misty power of sin that bids, with His help And I hope to write its pages so the with Rev. John Stanislaw, pastor of their families and guests. March 2, 1879. Bradley, Bobby Diaz, Billy Joe Diaz, you can overcome. plot will turn out right. First Baptist Church officiating with Anyone having questions may con­ Corey Brown, Tommy Williford, I believe in 1987 three questions I trust the final chapter will the interment in the Santa Anna tact Susan Daniel at 348-9222. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Col­ Juan Villereal, Candi Daniel, Lean- ought to be asked and answered by Master’s plan reveal, Cemetery, under the direction of eman County and all other da Kellar, Stephanie Williams, each of us. There will be one answer And weave the many fragments to Henderson Funeral Home of Santa Group Visits in areas, $11.95. As of October, James Jones, Ross Bradley, Julie to each question. The first question depict a life that is real. Anna. 1834, all Texas subscriptions Dean, Dan Benton, Sam McCrary, is: Can you handle the past? Did 1986 -author unknown Mr. Evans passed away Friday, are taxable making the Lori Castillo, Josh Daniel, Mitch bring some good times to you? Are December 26 at 5:30 p.m. at Ranger Vera Wells, James (Rip) Keeney, amount due on them $12.56. Guthrie and Frances Burnet. there some things that you would THINK ABOUT IT: In the book of Park Inn Nursing Home. and Carrie Keeney spent Christmas Subscriptions for out of state Sponsors from Santa Anna includ­ rather forget? Some things must be Isaiah is a prophecy spoken. This Bom April 2, 1899 in Coleman Day with James Lyndon, Janice and remain $11.95. ed Susan and Ronnie Daniel, 4-H forgiven. The answer to the past is word is about the coming Christ. “ I County to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans, Erica Wells in Breckenridge and Leaders; Yvonne Halmon and Betty Jesus. will go before you and make the he married Dora Long in Coleman reported a wonderful time. Erica CLASSIFIED RATES: $1.59 Sue Brown. The second question has already crooked places straight.” Is. 45:2. County. She preceded him in death returned to Santa Anna with them to for the first 15 words; five been alluded to: Can you-on your Have a great year...write a new in 1976. He attended Winn Schools cents per word thereafter per visit for a few days. own-overcome sin in your heart? and bright chapter in your “ Book of and was a stockfarmer, retiring in week for personal items. Oh, yes we can stop doing some Life.” 1976; he was a member of the Bap­ Rates for business advertising things or we can include in 1987 some -Thank you for letting me be a part tist Church. R u th srM Visitors are by the agate inche. things that needed to be in 1986. But of your newspaper this year!-Don Survivors include one son, Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rutherford had sin itself we cannot conquer in our Rutherford Evans of Santa Anna; one sister, their sons and families for DANNA TURNER Mrs. Garland (Annie Mae) Powell of Christmas Eve. They were Mr. and Managing Editor Santa Anna; two grandchildren; two Mrs. Don Rutheford, Kevin and Hol­ TANDY HOWARD great-grandchildren; and several ly of Ft. Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Advertising Manager Willborn° Bird Marriage rifeces and nephews. Rutherford, Julie and Slianna of San POLLY WARNOCK Cindy Pelton has recently Pallbearers were J. T. Avants, Angelo and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bookkeeper-Circulation graduated from RAnger Junior James Cliett, Elgean Harris, Billy Rutherford, Stacie and Jackie of An­ Tammy Willtom of Snyder, Texas red and green. The three-tired cake Cosmetology College in Brownwood. Joe Harvey, Luther McCrary, and son. Mrs. Pete Rutherford's brother, and Robert Dell Bird of Odessa, was served by Mary Eden Bible and She attended State Board in Austin Walter Newman. Davis Tucker of Santa Anna joined Texas were united in marriage on red punch was served by Netq and now is a 1 is censed December 24, 1986 in Odessa. The Rosenkrons. Nuts and candy were , the group. cosmetologist. She will be going to Bible Visitors bride, the daughter of Joyce served by Misty Holmes, Corissa work at Sharon’s Beauty Salon on Willborn of Snyder and the groom, Dial and Denise Pollock. Visitors in the home of Mr. and January 6th. She is specializing in TEXAS PRESS Christmas Visitors son of Neva Bird and the late Albert . Over 200 guests stood in the yard Mrs. Wilburn Bible for Christmas new haircuts, permanent waves, ASSOCIATION Visitors in the home of Mr. C. D. Bird of Odessa, and nephew of with lighted the house and yard were Earl and Ruth Gregory of depilatory hair removal, parriffin Bruce during the holidays were his Wilburn and Mary Bible were were decorated for Christmas with four Florence, California. baths and nails. daughters and their families, Mrs. joined together by Rev. Charles i snowmen, Snoopy and Woodstock, Cindy encourages and welcomes Tom Robin and Walter of Houston, Spooner in the groom’s mother’s two carrolers, and a 10-ft. Christmas all new patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kingsbery of •front yard. stocking. The weeding party stood C O W P O K E S By Ace Reid Crystal City and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce - The bride’s attendants were Mrs. behind a 6 foot sleigh and Rudolph, Kingsbery of College Station. Join­ kike Hooper and Mrs. Danny the Red-Nosed Reindeer. ing them for Christmas dinner and Fannies Boom^Ugler of Odessa; the groom ’s Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. at other times during the holidays attendants were his brother, Lee Wilburn Bible of Santa Anna and were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kingsbery Royce BkS .of Austin and Mike Myreleen Looney of Hobbs, New and their daughter and family, Mr. Funnies Hoopper oNodessa, Flower girls Mexico. and Mrs. John Porter, Diana and were Kristal WUltorh and Leigha The couple plan to reside in Mollie of Austin, also Mrs. Wirtton BY FANNIE GILBERT Dial. ' V Austin, Texas. Porter of Austin and Mary Lela Clif­ The New Brother The colors for the wedding were ford of Santa Anna. Say, I got a little brother, never Visiting piror to Christmas were decided to have him either, but he is Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ottmers of here. They just went ahead and Birthdays Junction, who spent the Christmas bought him, and last week the doctor 6 F EVENTS weekend in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. brought him, wasn’t that queer? Diana Porter remained here for a When I heard the news from Molly, I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 week’s visit with her grandparents, thought at first twan jolly, cause I NEW YEAR’S EVE THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 the Tom Kingsbery’s. sposed he could play with me, but Pete Simmons THURSDAY, JANUARY 1,1987 when I had once looked at him, I Karen Bowker says, “Oh, my sakes! Is that him? NEW YEAR’S DAY That mite!” They said, “ Yes, ain’t A Happy New Year To Everyone SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 he cute?” But I say “ He is a sight!! Here’s a laundry tip from profes­ Vernon Valdez He’s so small its just amazin’ and FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 sionals: Sort your washables before Patsy Starr you’d think he was blazin’, He’s so End of Christmas Holidays putting them in the washer. Sepa­ Art and Judy Michon Eden Varsity Basketball Tourney rate items by light and dark colors red. His nose is like a cherry and and by weight, and put heavily he’s as bald as uncle Jerry, on his SUNDAY, JANUARY 4 soiled items in a separate load. This head. he isn’t worth a dollar. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 Why Michelle Malone will help your wash come out clean­ All he does is cry and holler. He Eden Varsity Basketball Tourney Angelica Hernandez er and more wrinkle-free. And be won’t sit up, you can’t arrange him, What do you mean he’s cheap labor? He jlst Pam Morgan sure to empty all pockets before I don’t see why dad don’t take him SUNDAY, JANUARY 4 burned up a $5,000.00 truck!” clothes go into the wash. Wax back and change him, at the store. Church crayons, gum or tissues can have a MONDAY, JANUARY 5 Now we got to dress and feed him disastrous effect on the laundry. Rhonda Fleeman A ♦ ♦ and we really didn’t need him, MONDAY, JANUARY 5 Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Salazar Read and follow the Care Labels. more’n a frog. Why did they buy a BACK TO SCHOOL They’ll help you get your clothes baaby brother when they knew I’d Campfire Girls, after school cleaner fastei. T U E S D A Y , JANUARY 6 Santa Anna really rather have a dog.” Boys Scouts, 7 p m * * * Lane Guthrie Fire Dept. & Aux. ! Save time in the long run by ■Sh o t m Guthrie Eastern Star, 7:30 p.m. using an all-fabric bleach every National Bank time you do the laundry, because WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 TUESDAY, JANUARY 6 it helps take out the tiny unseen Alfred McCrary Lions Glob, noon ■ Deposits Insured By bits of dirt that can gray your La i» Bwratoit whites and dull colors over time. 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Many awards v"»re summer, with the cost paid from (Daugherty) Banister. traveling on to Bangs to spend the Continued earned and fun was had by all. night. 1986 local funds. She attended Santa Anna schools and graduated from Coleman High “The Texans” , an historical ac­ The American Cancer Society New officers for the Lions Club The 1986 graduating class receiv­ It was brought to the police School in 1916 while her father was count of early Texas and the people awarded Ruby Hartman and Mr. were elected during their April 22, ed their diplomas on Friday, MAy department’s attention that children serving as Coleman County Sheriff. who made that early history of and Mrs. Louis Pittard of Gouldbusk 1086 meeting. The officers will take 30,1986 with 19 students graduating. were riding bicycles upon the She served as a deputy sheriff dur­ Texas, is from the editors of Time- at the annual meeting of the Col­ office for the 1986-87 year on July 1, sidewalks in the downtown area. Of­ ing his tenure and after his death Life Books with text by David eman County Unit of the ACS n 1886. They are Gary Absher, Presi­ JUNE 1986 ficer Craig Terry learned of several when her mother was appointed to Niven, was presented to the Santa Wednesday, September 24. Ruby dent; Danny Kellar, Secretary- near misses and frightening of fill the remainder of the unexpired Anna Library in memory of Annetta Hartman and the Pittard were Treasurer; James Pelton, 1st Vice (James Hartman, a freshman at citizens because of this he let the term. Tyson Bailey by the Self Culture recognized for outstanding service President; Danny Wheatley, 2nd $A)HS, has been awarded the S.H. citizens know that it is a violation of Mrs. Bruce did many wonderful Club. Mrs. Bailey was a member of to the annual Cancer Crusade over a Vice President; and Danny Kellar, Phillips Cup for the 3rd consecutive the law to ride upon the sidewalks. things for the community as well as the club for 48 years. period of years. 3rd Vice President. Directors are year. The Phillips Cup has been To do so is a misdemeanor with a the county and will be missed by all. Scott Patterson, Danny Kellar, Joe presented annually since 1927 to the fine of $1 up to $200, depending upon The City Council met July 10 to Evant upset the Mountianeers in Ed Wise, Jake McCrary and Montie boy in the 7th, 8th or 9th grade with the seriousness of the offense. The Mountaineers swatted the consider a new dog ordinance their game on Friday, Oct. 3, 1986, Guthrie Jr. the highest average. Irion County Hornets, knocking among other business on the agenda. with the final score being 13-12. James had a 97.58 average this On August 18, 1986 the Santa Ann them from their 9th ranked position The dog ordinace was accepted on James Hartman was back in the Santa Anna’s Funtier Day was school year. He is the son of Mr. and ISD Board of Trustees approved an when they beat them 13-6 in their se­ the first and final reading by the held Saturday, May 3,1986 and was operating budget of $1,324,990 for the cond game of the season. quarterback position for the first Mrs. Eddie Hartman. Council. the town’s sesquicentennial celebra­ 1986-87 school year. time since being injured earlier in the season. tion. The highlight of the day was the Frank Gray joined the Santa Anna Whirly Birds will begin their 10th James Pelton, former manager of Santa Anna Lion’s Club skit entitled School Staff in June of 1986. He was The Santa Anna Mountaineers had year on October 1. Children of the Pelton’s Service Station, bought the The Junior Mountianeers continue “ Shoot Out in Ole’ Santa Anna’ ’ school superintendent at Rising Star their first scrimmage of the football 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades are invited to managership of the Exxon Station to do well, upsetting Evant, 30-0. which was written by Gary Absher season against the Early Longhorns participate in the Bible-related ac­ for the past two years, and was an owned by Wheat Oil Company. and directed by Gale Brock. educator in the Rising Star school on Friday, August 22,1986. tivities of the group each week. The City Council adopted two Clarissa Henderson was crowned, for 24 years. His wife, Kay, accepted The group was organized in 1977 City Councilman Joe Taylor was resolutions at their Oct. 9 meeting. Miss Funtier Day; Cheree Halmon a position as a special education SEPTEMBER 1986 and is now beginning its 10th season. seriously injured Friday, July 18, The first resolution was for was crowned in the 6-12 age group teacher in the local schools. She was The group is supported by donations. 1986 at approx, at 12:15 p.m. when Evidence of Financial Responsibili­ and Maria Ellerbe was crowned in a graduate of the Santa Anna schools The City’s new patrol car is now in Local churches assist in providing the pickup he was driving plowed in­ ty and the second was for the under 6 age group. and will be remembered as the service and is fully operational. Sgt. and serving refreshments;, working to the rear of a house trailer being Ken Brixey and Chief of Police Craig with the children each week and Establishing a Procurement Policy former Kay Kingsbery. towed. The accident happened 2.6 Rose Garza took top honors by be­ Terry have worked hard preparing having the group in their church dur­ for Texas Department of Com­ miles south of Coleman and both munication Affairs (TDCA). ing selected first chair clarinetist in Claude W. Davison assumed and outfitting the new patrol car. ing the year. vehicles were northbound on the All-District Band junior high pastorate of the First United Highway 86 at the time of the division tryouts held on April 25, The Mountiaheers met the The Mountianeers won their third The Mountaineers lost to Gorman Methodist Church and held his first collision. 1986. This is the toughest competiton Goldthwaite Eagles on Friday, game of the season over the Jim Ned on Oct. 10,304). service in the church on Sunday, It was later determined that on the junior high level. June 15. August 29 and did very well against Indians, winning 13-0. Their record Taylor had suffered a heart attack. the team although no statistic were is now 2-1. On Oct. 9, the Jr. Mountaineers City Councilman Joe Taylor was defeated the Gorman Panthers, 34-8. Jeanene Jones was named City Policeman Henry Turner kept. seriously injured Friday, July 18, Gorman received the opening kick Valedictorian for the 1986 turned in his badge in June. Turner The Jr. Mountaineers opened their 1986 at approx, at 12:15 p.m. when and moved the ball well. They pick­ graduating class. Alys Pelton was was hired April 17,1986 to serve as 1986-87 School Enrollement was season with a BAN G!!! beating the the pickup he was driving plowed in­ ed up two first downs before Herbert named Salutatorian for the Class temporary police officer until the dose to that of last year, with a total Jim Ned Indians 38-24. to the rear of a house trailer being Jackson sacked the quarterback and Russell Williams was High trial or repeal is decided on charges of 416 student enrolled; 127 in high towed. The accident happened 2.6 twice in a row. The Panthers were Point Boy. Jeanene’s 4-year average of arson against Police Officer Bill school and 289 in elementary and Jr. OCTOBER 1986 miles south of Coleman and both forced to punt and Jackson returned was 96.05; Alys’ 4-year average was Allen. High. The 1985-86 school year ended vehicles were northbound on 92.73 and Russell’s 4-year average with 404 students enrolled. The Lone Star Wagon Train the kick to the Gorman 43 yard line. Highway 86 at the time of the was 85.87. traveled thru Coleman County, stay­ At that point the Mountie Machine Christopher Roberson, 8 year old collision. WTU customers received a refund ing at Coleman at the Rodeo to.kco.tr.!. M i t t . 4 son of Rose Marie Roberson, was in­ It was later determined that Ten teachers advanced up the jured by an explosive at approx. 9 during September on their electrici­ Taylor had suffered a heart attack. Career Ladder to the second level. p.m. on Friday, June 13. The boy ty bills. They were William Hightower, Ag was playing near the residence of his Dedication services were held teacher; Roland Nicholas, High The Bang’s Dragons defeated the aunt when the accident occured. Sunday, July 20,1986 at the El Cor­ School Math and Computer instruc­ Deputy Sheriff Wade Turner was not Mountaineers with the season open­ dero Baptist Mission in Santa Anna. tor; Joan Jones, Coyita Bowker, sure what the explosive device was ing game with a score of 34-0. Former pastors and others took part Sharon Greenlee, Dorothy Harris, nor how the child obtained it, but he Several key players missed the in the program. BBBBBB Janet Neff, Susan Snipes, Sue game due to injuries and sickness. Introducing did say that two more of the ex­ The local mission was organized Newman and Russell McGough, all plosives were found in the area. six years ago, meeting for several elementary teachers. The Opera House reopened after years in different locations Craig C. Terry of Knox City was being dosed for several weeks with Cindy Pelton throughout the town. The new brick Nola Hughes and Irma Castillo a new manager, Rick Jones. hired as Santa Anna’s new tem­ building was constructed about went to the State Tennis Tourna­ porary police officer on June 19, three years ago andnow has an at­ ment and beat Ector in the quarter­ 1986. The City Council interviewed Funeral services were held at tendance of approx. 40 each week. BBBBBB finals 6-3,6-3. In the semi-finals the three persons for the job and hired First Baptist Church Sunday, pair came up against Knippa and September 14, 1986 for Mrs. C. D. fe rry after talking with each one in­ AUGUST 1986 lost 3-6, 7-6, 2-6. The girls received dividually. He is hired as temporary Bruce, age 87, who passed away Fri­ medals for 3rd place in the State. pending the outcome of Bill Allen’s day, September 12. Rachel Phillips, daughter of Mr. Sharon’s Tennis coach was Kathy McGough. case. A Santa Anna civic leader and and Mrs. Jerry Phillip placed se­ historian, Mrs. Bruce was a native cond in the Evening Wear category New High School Cheerleaders The Wagon Wheel Cafe opened up in the State 4-H Fashio Show com ­ were named for 1986-87. They are for business on Monday, June 23, Beauty Salon petiton held in Austsin July 14. She Shera Lewis, Lee Ann Musick, Shan­ after a period of remodeling that placed first in this category at the non Brown, Stacie Gunter, Becky was done by owners, Thomas and District level. Beginning Lewis and Melissa Buse, Head Sandy Williams, former owners of Cheerleader. Stephanie Hartman the Windy B’s Cafe on Wallis Ave. At the regular scheduled council was named Drum Major and Tuesday, January 6th meeting on August 7, the City Coun­ Melissa Stanislaw as twirler for the JULY 1986 cil decided to purchase a new police band. car for the city. H r Santa Anna Police Chief Bill Shelby Tuttle signed a letter of in­ Allen’s trial began Wednesday, June Final plans for the new school tent to play football at Tarleton State 25, 1986, and ended Friday, June 27, year were discussed by the Santa University in Stephenville. 1933 after the jury found him guilty Anna ISD Board of Trustees when of arson. they met in regular session on Tues­ Eighth grade Valedictorian is The nine-man, three-woman jury day, August 12. a Scott Anderson, and Salutatorian is gave Allen a probated sentence of A review of the school improve­ Robert Duus; High Point Girl is eight (8) years in Judge Don Lane’s ment project was given, showing the Shera Lewis. 1986 Eighth Grade 42nd District Court Friday evening renovation of the elementary school Graduation was held Thursday, May after deliberating for two hours. building was done at a cost of just 29,1966. Allen was also fined $10,000.

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The Junior High Girls team has a achieving his Eagle Scout Award at of four recipients of the District record of 4-0 and 1-0 in District. The a Court of Honor held Saturday, Award of Merit in the Chisholm Scheoi Manus Basketball Trail Council. Mr. Wright has served Jr. high girls played Brookesmith, Ocotber 25, 1986 at the Flint Baptist Designate A MONDAY, JANUARY 5 and won that game 41-29. Scoring in Church. Eagle Scouts Shawn Harper as scoutmaster of the local troop for 10 years and has acted as scout­ BREAKFAST: Cereal, Juice, Milk that game were Barbara Hardin, 4; and James Pelton, both of Santa An­ Driver master for the provisional troop at Keep friendships alive. LUNCH: Chicken Fried Steak with News Missy Bryce, 0; Lori Diaz, 0; Glenda na, assisted in the program. Others summer camp for the last three When your gel-together Gravy, Cream Potatoes, Green Taylor, 8; Julie Kirven, 2; Shirley helping were Ross Bradley and Sam The Santa Anna Junior Varsity includes driving, Taylor, 0; Martha Frausto, 4; McCrary of Troop 230 and Scout­ years. Beans, Pineapple Pudding, Hot Girls Basketball team has a record take turns not drinking. Rolls, Milk of 2 wins and 3 losses. Frances Burnet, 0; Kristi Morrow, master Tex Wright. Mrs. Bettie Duns, Rockwood The JV Girls played Baird on 22; Frida Vasquez, 0; and Patricia Postmaster, hosted an open house at TUESDAY, JANUARY 6 December 2,1888 and won that game Frausto, 1. The Santa Anna Junior Moun- the new post office Saturday, BREAKFAST: Cream of Wheat, 37-33. The Santa Anna girls had 17 The Junior High Boys played tianeers continue to be undefeated December 20. were Juice, Milk Brookesmith and also won their winning over the Baird Bears, 434. Refreshments field goals, 3 free throws and 24 fouls served, coffee, punch, cookies and LUNCH: Fish with Tartar Sauce or and the Baird girls had 13 field game, 61-19 and their record is 2-2 other goodies by Minnie Bray, Catsup, Macaroni and Cheese, goals, 7 free throws and 20 fouls. and 1-0 in district. Scoring in the NOVEMBER 1988 postmaster relief; Mrs. Duua toured Blackeye Peas, Fruit Cup, Cor- Those girls playing and scoring for game against Brookesmith were: ■ Dan Benton, 6; Chris Simmons, 4; On Saturday morning, November Moselle Williams, Rural Carrier and nbread, Milk Santa Anna were Silvia Castillo, 14; Alex Frausto, 8; Herbert Jackson, 1, Chief of Police Craig Terry cited Tony Watson, contract carrier and Jodi Watson, 10; Shera Lewis, 4; regular patrons and visitors from WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 Eva Frausto, 3; Carle Keeney, 2; 18; Jeffrey Hartman, 4; Pedro Sgt. Ken Brlsey and Patrolman San Angelo, Santa Anna, Coleman BREAKFAST: Toast and Jelly, Laura Oakes, 2; Laura Frausto, 2; Estrada, 3; Troy Abernathy, 8; James Morris with Certificates of and When. Juice, Milk Lee Ann Mustek, Delia DeLeon, Tommy Williford, 0; Grady Clay Honor for their service, dedication, LUNCH: STew, Cheese Chunk, Ap­ Mclver, 2; Jason Dean, 4; Kenneth and time in recent months. Both Gloria Frausto and Rose Garza, 0. Opera House has a new manager, ples, Crackers, Milk The JV Girls also played Eden on Haney, 2; Armando Mata, 0; Ross men are reserves with the Police Dub Franklin, who will feature his December 16 and lost that game by Bradley, 0; Ray Jones, 0 and Department. fHURSDAY, JANUARY 8 Vaughn Perry, 0. home smoked mesquite barbecue National Safety Council two points, 18-16. The Santa Anna and other home cooked foods. BREAKFAST: Donuts, Juice, Milk girls had 7 field goals, 2 free throws There will be a Varsity Tourna­ Step signs were erected at the in­ LUNCH: Western Burgers, Fried and 11 fouls while the'Eden girls had ment at Eden on January 2nd and tersection of First Street and Bowie Okra, Mixed Vegetables, Chocolate 8 field goals, 2 free throws, and 18 3rd with the girls playing at 12 noon Avenue and at the intersection of Clusters, Milk fouls. against Paint Rock and the boys Hwy 84 and FM Road 1176. Playing and scoring in that game playing at 1:30 against Paint Rock. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 were Delia DeLeon, 7; Shera Lewis, The girls will play at 6 p.m. against The Coleman County Commis­ BREAKFAST: Biscuit and Gravy, 3; Carle Keeney, 2; Jodi Watson, 2; either Eden or Lometa and the boys sioners court set a local option wet- Juice, Milk will play either Eden or Lometa at dry election for Santa Anna I and Eva Frausto, 2. LUNCH: Cheeseburgers, Salad with The J. V Boys basketball team has 7:30. December 6. A legally certified peti­ Onions and Pickles, French Fries played Rising Star and Eden and tion with 124 signatures was with Catsup, Cookies, Milk their record is 0-2. Scoring in the Ris­ presented to the court. This last newsletter for the year were in their home at Abilene a few ing Star game were Jody Patterson, from our little community from days. Mr. Smith returned to Laredo 1; Toby Absher, 2; Robert Dims, 0; The Mountaineers swatted the myself a special thanks for every act on Sunday, Mrs. Smith will return Lometa Hornets, 74) in play Friday Dennis Absher, 3; Chad Davis, 2; 1986 Scstlsuifid of kindness shown me during the later. Bradley Wise, 0; Lonnie Klrven, 2; evening, Nov. 7. year of 1908. Thanks for every On Christmas Eve Mr. and Mrs. and Buddy Hardin, 21. Christmas card and to each one Doug Avant and son, Jearmie of Mary Haynes Bordeaux was Scoring in the Eden game were The Junior Mouteineers toook ad­ thanks for your paper subscription. Austin visited with his grandmother, chosen for Coming Home Queen; Jody Patterson, 1; Toby Absher, 2; vantage of Lometa’s mistakes early My wish to each one a better year in Mrs. Pearl Avant in Santa Anna. Gary Rider was chosen for Coming in the ball game on Nov. 6. The Robert Duns, 0; Dennis Absher, 0; 1887, then the past year of 1966. Hap­ The Doug Avant family had There is a baseball game played in Home King and Ex-Student of the Chad Davis, 2; Bradley Wise, 8; Junior Mountaineers won their 7th py New Year. Christmas dinner with his parents, Fairbanks, Alaska, every June 21, Year was Raeford Evans for the 1986 Lonnie Kirven, 0; Buddy Hardin, 10; game in a row, winning over Lometa Mr. and Mrs. Jacky Bullion and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Avant in the longest day of the year. It begins Homecoming activities held October at midnight and no artificial lighting and Alonzo Hernandez, 6. 50-13. daughter, Michelle of Glen Rose Brady. Doug returned to Austin 23,24 and 25. is ever used. came to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christmas afternoon; his wife and Junior High Mountaineers The Graham Fitzpatrick on Christmas son Joined her parents at Brady and The Junior Mountaineer Football won the football district champion­ Eve night. On Christmas morning went to Houston to visit relatives. Team continues to do well, winning ship with a record of 7-8. This was the ones mentioned joined by Mr. Guests with Mr. Loyd Rutherford over the Blanket Tigers 44-22, to ex­ the first time in over 29 years that Stevens Funeral Hone and Mrs. Fitzpatrick drove to and son, Todd, during the weekend tend their record to 44). the high team has a junior achieved Odessa to the home of a son and were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Emmer- perfect record in a football season. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fitz­ son of Dallas, a daughter, Tammie The Santa Anna High School Congratulations, champions, on patrick and girls, and enjoyed a Doughtry and two children of Bangs, Since 1889 Homecoming and Business Meeting the achievement of your goals and Christmas Dinner. They were joined Mrs. Datt Pool and son, Garry of was held in the High School an excellent season! there by Don Fitzpatrick; also Mrs. Dumas, S. D. Fellers of Early and Auditorium on Saturday, October 25 Member By Invitation of National Neil Fitzpatrick’s mother, Mrs. daughter, Tonna of Lubbock. with 251 people registering. DECEMBER 1986 Yeatman of Coleman, and a sister, Mrs. Pearl Avant was guest of her Irma Castillo was crowned Jon Hudson and Jerry Judson of son, Mr. and Mrs. James Avant in Selected Morticians. Homecoming Queen during halftime The Wet-Dry Election that was Odessa, were with the group in the Coleman for Christinas dinner. festivities at the football game Fri­ held December 6,1986 created a lot home enjoying a bountiful dinner Mr. Joe Floyd Morris drove to day evening, October 24. of public interest. John Stanislaw, 400 West Pecan 625-2175 together. Smithviile Sunday afternoon to visit chairman for the “ Concerned On Monday night week, Juanita with a brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Curtis Puckett was honored for Citizens” and Mike Makuta, for the Minica and Billy Lovelady of Santa Lee Morris and daughter a few days “ Citizens for Community Improve­ Anna and Loucilie Sorrells of Col­ before returning to Oklahoma City. ment” were both interviewed by eman were guests of Katherine He will be here again with his several TV radio stations stations, Homer in Santa Anna. parents before returning to and newspapers. There was a good Mrs. Darwin Lovelady reports her Oklahoma City. turn out for the election and it was family “The Bakers” had their Mrs. Darwin Lovelady visited her voted AGAINST for the legalized family get together and Christinas sister, Mrs. Elva McDaniel in sale of all alcoholic beverages for off dinner at the Santa Anna Civic Brownwood during the holidays. premise only. consumption Center on Sunday, December 21. A Mr. and Mrs. Randal Lovelady large crowd was in attendance, and girls of Brownwood were in the R. C. Smith, who retired from same from a distance, enjoyed the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. coaching tennis afater the 1885 day together eating and visiting. Darwin Lovelady on Christmas Day school year, was inducted into the Mr. Joe Floyd Morris of Oklahoma for dinner, and the family Christmas #1 Texas Tennis Coaches A ssociate City arrived home before Christmas tree with guest Myrtle Roberson. HaH ©f Fame, Saturday, December 6 1986-87 Day and was with his parents, Mr. Mr. Floyd Morris had a visit with in a ceremony held in New and Mrs. Floyd Morris and other Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Baker from Ft. Braunfels. family members; his son, Jeffery Wmith, Arkansas at the Lovelady Over the years since 1975, Smith’s was also home for Christmas from Crossing on Home Creek Sunday tennis program had produced 67 Massachusetts, where he attends morning; Sonny is the son of the late qualifiers 44 GAMES OF regional and state school. Jennifer Morris, a daughter Everett Baker, and Loucilie Baker, qualifiers. of Santa Anna, along with John who lives in Arkansas. They were Smitty, as his friends and David Morris en;jyed Christmas passing through and came by to look associates refer® to him, retired day in the Floyd Morris home. over his childhood home place on from full time teaching on Don Fitzpatrick and Diane Home Creek; he told Mr. Morris his November 30,1096, after 33 years, 20 JM. 2,3 E0EI VARSITY Mayfield came to his parents, Mr. mother was doing well. of which were spent in Santa Anna. and Mrs. Graham Fitzpatrick’s Mr. Douglas Avant of Brady and Saturday afternoon. Don’s children, his daughter, Jacky Lynn of All-Region Band Auditions were Brandon and Stephanie of Midland, were on the Avant farm held Saturday, December 14, at Brownwood, were present also, and here Saturday afternoon while Brownwocd High School. Santa was with their grandparents a few Douglas was looking over the place; Anna’s Rachel Phillips was selected d ap . Jacky Lynn drove to Santa Anna and from 33 trumpet players to perform Mr. and Mrs. Norman Floyd Mor­ visited her grandmother, Mrs. Pearl with the All-Region group In ris o f Browawowl were Christmas Avant Jacky Lynn returned to - January. Mas PMSUps had previous­ Eve paste with Ms uncle, Mr. and Midland Sunday. All-District ly been a member of the Mrs. Floyd Morris and again the Mr. and Mis. Bob Gillispie of BASKETBALL SUPPORTERS!!! . Band, that e e o p t t a held earlier past Sunday. Clyde visited with Mr. and Mrs. -■ in November. Leon Carter was with Ms sister, Graham Fitzpatrick Sunday. LoMM Carter, Christmas Day and Loucilie Sorrells of Coleman ■ Tm Wright was one agate tte past Sunday. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin 3484111 Christmas dinner guest with Lovelady and Myrtle Roberson Sun­ m p d f in our hum were Mr. and day afternoon. 6E0. D. RHONE 00. PHILLIPS DRUG Mrs, Bob Smith of Laredo, Berry I received a Christmas card from Smith of San Angelo, Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Gill and was asked to tell 020-4141 3404101 Hilary Rutherford, Rocky Ruther­ everyone she wished all her friends ford and Ley Vaughn of Coleman, a Merry Christmas and she loved ROCKWELL 0R0S. A GO. Mr. and Mm. Bobby Boatright and everyone. I fed sure she would love girls of Brownwood,, Mr. Loyd to bear from anyone who would coa­ Rutherford, Ms m o ,. Todd o f Bangs, ted her. Her address is: Louise Gill, and daughter of Lubbock, and Bob Kingaland Hill Care Center, P. O. 3484124 Smith’s mother, Loretta Smith of Drawer 1079, Kingslqnd, Texas Burnt). Mr. and Mrs. Bob tafth m u to.be doing well. 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Moya Cole’s at BAngs Thursday bedroom, nice condition, near at a furious speed even after the PERSON PLUMBING, electri sewer and See Pat Dowdy, 306 S. 3rd, San­ night, Dec. 18 with 20 in attendance; ren niece and husband Gordon, power has been shut off. Standing school. Wanted to own and operate drain cleaning. Day or night ta Anna. all had a good time and Maya served Langlie and their 3 children, time is recommended to use this 3 BEDROOM, redecorated, candy vending route. Pleasant 348-3804. C-15866-50-tf nice refreshments. Mathew, Andres, and Kelsey of Ft. remaining heat to finish cooking business with high profit items. S-28455-45-tf carpeted. Visitors with Carrie Stacy last Collins, Colorado also visited the the food. Con start part time. Cash in­ Ross Kelley, 348-3486. GETTING MARRIED! We can week were Tom and Sue Stacy and I Bartons. On Friday, the 26th, K-62008-26-tf vestment of $3996 to $12,996. GARY STARK ROOFING of order wedding stationery and visited her; Lou Vaughn and Carrie Margaret and Warren were in Calll-«XW28-fl723 all kinds. Free estimates. Call supplies for you. Come by the went to Ft. Worth to visit Bill and Marlin visiting Warren’s cousin, L. EAGLE INDUSTRIES 348-3804. News office and look at our Tavy Heidbrier; she spent J. Mires and L. J.’s sister, Evelyn 27 Years of Service S-44004-17-tf r ' catalog. Christmas with them, she went to Mires, and Warren’s aunt, Mrs. Jeff M-15873-01-01p R.E.I San Antonio to visit Marjorie Parton, his uncle, Lloyd Parton, “ Clean up with your own RIAL ESTATE Sullivan and famiy Saturday to stay both of whom are residing in Miscellaneous garage sale. Come by the News Elmwood Nursing Home and War­ Garage Sales until after New Year’s. office to place your ad. Sunday, Dec. 21 I went to Bangs ren’s friend, Jackie and Bill Shelton. M odem 3 bdnn, 2 bath, brick vaneer, centra] heat and air, after church and ate dinner at A. W. Saturday Margaret and Warren NEED A GIFT? Give a gift fireplace, carpet, on com er lot. Rosanell Hickey home; we had a Barton wwere in Waco visiting a Bring this ad to Brenda at: subscription to the Santa Anna $39,980. Boenicke Christmas dinner with 21 Margaret’s brother, Ben Varner and Q: My new microwave '.von v- YARD SALE: Thursday, Fri­ MARTIN MEMORIALS, INC. News. Only $11,95 per year, there. wife, Jane, Margaret’s sister, Olene making popping i.n. Lubbock, the Tom Molden’s, Kelly Year 1987. and Sandy, The Doug Molden’s, and Mattie Ella Gray spent Christmas Milligans were Myrta Ann Topliffa Christmas day dinner guests in the laid to rest in the Santa Anna Debra, The Rodney Sikes, all of Ft. i f s s f s e r f at Austin with her brother and fami­ of Houston, Lea Meredith of Austin, home of Mr. and Mrs. Brown Brooke cemetery Saturday at 2 p.m. We all Worth. The Norrell Parson’s visited ly, Mr. and Mrs. Dosh T. McCreary. Mrs. Ruth Meredith of El Paso and and Jeffrey of Comanche were Mr. send our sympathy to the family. the Charlie Fleming’s last Sunday. Velma Eppler of Coleman and her Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shelton of and Mrs. Coy Brooke and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. York visited Winnie The Charlie Fleming’s had guest, her son, Dwight Eppler of Coleman. Mrs. R. W. Cupps; later in afternoon Haynes Sunday evening. Christmas diner with the Donnie Florida, visited one afternoon last Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Davis and Mrs. were Shala and plen McDonald, Ovella Williams visited the Emil Henderson’s Monday night. The week with Kenneth and Nora Lena Pitts of Coleman spent Satur­ Susan and Jim Wilson, Melanie and Williams several times the past Charlie Fleming’s had Christmas Brusenhan. Charlie Benge visited day and Sunday at Stanton with Jason of DeLeon. week. dinner with the Kenneth Sikes of Sunday morning. Wilma Derden. Mr. George Teeres and Lucille Mrs. Louise Moore went to San Bangs; they also came around and Minnie and Wayne Bray went to Carolyn McWherter of Houston Blanton of Bangs were united in Angelo Wednesday and stayed until visited the J. E. Williams a while on San Angelo Tuesday before came Wednesday visiting to Satur­ marriage December 25th morning at Friday with the Larry Drivers, her Thursday evenig. Christmas and Kim Bloom accom ­ day with her parents, Blake and granddaughter. Louise received a Mrs. Lora Russell spent her 8 a.m. at the home of Buddy and Up until 1889, only four natu­ panied them home for the holidays. Wilma Williams; other visitors were Modine Allen. Bro. Eddie Freeman phone call from the Gehring’s. Roxie Christmas holiday at Irving with her ral fibers — cotton, flax, silk and Christmas Eve guests were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Winn, Mike performed the ceremony. Afterward and Benjy Alliosn were there; Roxie daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene wool — were available to the Mrs. John W, Gregg, Carla and and Weaver of Waco; Friday morn­ they went to Temple for Christmas said they were doing well. Johnson. She returned home Sunday general public. A French Lucy; Kim and Billy Bloom, Debbie ing visitors were Oleta Mobley and dinner with relatives and friends. Those visiting the Junior Hender­ afternoon. chemist caused a sensation with and Larry Smith; after the Greg, and Dorothy and Aubrey and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baugh went to son’s were the Billy Henderson fami­ Mr. and Mrs. John Perry had his fabrics made from “artificial Christmas dinner, all visited in Col­ Garland McSwain. Teague for Christmas day dinner ly of Bangs. Christmas night had Christmas dinner with the James silk” — later known as rayon— eman with the Mack Hambright Dr. and Mrs. Mark Wise and with the Jim Reid family. Weekend tree there. James Keeney had sup­ Perry family; also Daniel Reno and and the man-made fabric indus­ try was born. family. children of Tucson, Ariz., came Sun­ visitors in the home of the Dick per with the Henderson’s on Tues­ children of Odessa joined the group Ronnie Coopoer and family of day to spend the holidays with Joe Baughs were the Jim Reids, the J. C. day. The Junior Hendersons hada for dinner, and the Ricky Perry’s of Gatesville came Wednesday night, and Faye Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ed Bibles and Deb of Sonora, the Lonnie Christmas dinner with her son, the Mississippi and Adrin Price of visiting to Sunday with his parents, Wise, Bradley and Nathan of Santa Lowry’s and children of Bangs and Billy Henderson’s and family of Coleman. Elec and Rose; Mr. and Mrs. Denny Anna were holiday visitors. Joe and Mrs. Mae Flores, also of Bangs. Bangs. Then they all went to Cole- Marie Heilman visited with Mrs. Densman and Byron of Brady and Faye went to San Antonio Monday Mrs. Loraine Beeler visited the mand to have Christmas tree at Lucille Teeters Sunday morning. Dorinda Densman of San Angelo visiting his mother, Gertie Wise, Coy Brookes Tuesday; also Brown Holiday Hill Rest Home for Mrs. Those visiting Mr. and MRs. joined them for Christmas Day. who now lives in San Antonio. Brooke and Jeffery of Comanche Zuda Henderson. James Ford Christmas eve night Holiday visitors with Junior and Christmas visitors with Johnnie spent Tuesday with his parents. Letha Martin visited Byrdie Miller were their son and family, Mr. and LaNelle Brusenhan were Mr. and and Geneva Steward were: Mr. and Holiday visitors in the home of Mr. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ted Ford, Scotty and Brent of ------• Mrs. Stan Martin of Denver, Col­ Mrs. Johnnie Horton, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Cecil Ellis were Tammy Friday supper guests at the Bill Lingleville; also the Joe Ford’s, Today, man-made fibers ac­ orado, who came Tuesday visiting to J. E. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hor­ Ellis, the Benny Jarvis family, the Lowry’s were Lonnie Lowry and Vicki, Tonya anda Barbi; the Joe count for 75 percent of all fibers Friday; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown ton, Mr. and Mrs. James Steward, Jerry Ellis family and Mrs. Grace children, Diane Lowry, Shyrl, Don­ Ford family had Christmas dinner used in America. Polyester is the and Meca of Menard visited Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Rose, Emily Ellis. Those who had Christmas din­ na and Stan Lowry of Plano. The Bill with his family and with Mrs. Tavy most popular. You can learn how day to Friday; Mr. and Mrs. Jody and Jennie, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ray, ner with the Jerry Ellis family were Lowry’s were supper guests with the Ford. to care for clothng made of all types of fibers from a free book­ Brusenhan and Jennifer of Converse Casey and Lauren, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellis, Tammy Lonnie Lowry family on Christmas Mrs. Tavy Ford had Christmas let made available by Lever were here Wednesday to Saturday; Denver Ellis and G. T. England. Ellis, Don Slimp and Mrs. Grace eve. dinner with Clay and Peggy Miller of Brother’s Surf — the detergent Mrs. Emerson joined them for Isabelle McCutcheon and her Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. John Naron had Eden. Mary Jackson, Shelly and specially formulated for syn­ Christmas Day. brother-in-law, Thurman McCut­ Phillis and Eddie Dillard visited their Christmas Saturday; those at­ Wesley came on Tuesday to visit her thetics. Copies are available Thursday afternoon Holiday cheon, spent Christmas in San An­ Mrs. Rasberry at the Bangs Nursing tending were their children, J. T. mother and others. Saturday Judy from Surfs Activewear Clean­ visitors with the Brusenhans were tonio with the.Bill McCutcheon fami­ Home. and Debbie Naron, Trey and Sterl­ Straughn, Jerri and friend of Con­ ing Tips, P.O. Box 3381, Grand Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Hull of Dawson, ly; the Bill McCutcheons, Jamie and Those visiting Mrs. Bula Fleming ing of Merkel, the Monty Cagle and roe, Peggy and Debbie came, also Central Station, New York, N.Y. Mrs. Freddie Polk and Mrs. Greta Scott visited Isabella Monday. Mag-, and Margie over the Christmas Rachel of Odessa, the Jody Naron’s the James Ford’s 10163. Parris of Brady; Mr. and Mrs. Den­ gie Lee Williams of Eldorado spent Holidays were Mr. Buster Curry of and Chrysta (they are here on leave Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Pierce, Mary nis Gleaton and children and Mr. Saturday and Sunday in the McCut­ Freeport, Mrs. J. L. McDaniel and from the Army) and Jennifer. Other Lynn, Casey from Rotan, NM, Troy and Mrs. Gregory Hamilton and cheon home. Johnny, Kenneth of Athens, Odell . visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pierce of Waco spent the Christmas children and Jerry Don Gleaton of Gene McSwain spent Tuesday to Henderson, Charlie Fleming, Peggy Payne, L.V. and Bea Cupps, Adolph holidays with the A. C. Pierce's. Also Early; Caroline Smith of College Saturday in Arlington with Mr. and Sikes, Pat Boyet of Brady, Margie and Doris Kelly, the Norris Wrights the James Pelton family visited. Station. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Deal Mrs. Stan McSwane and Kevin. Molden and Kelly. Christmas day and David of Grand Prairie. Those who had super Sunday night visited Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Visiting with Tony and Wade visitors were Max and Donna Map- Those visiting the Adolph Kelley’s with Mr. and Mrs. James Pelton and Mary Emerson joined the group Rehm during the holidays were: Mr. son and Phillis and Eddie Dillard. over the Christmas Holidays were girls were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pierce The cream of tartar you use when beating egg whites comes from Sunday. The Brusenhans had phone Neva Parson, C. E. Wise, All their and Mrs. Gene Smith, Jeff, Greg and Mrs. Ruby Howard spent and the Jacky Pierce family. grapes. It is deposited on the sides calls from Mr. and Mrs. Highsmith Todd of Richardson. Bobbie Christmas with her daughter, the children, the Chick Vaughn’s, Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Verna Russell spent of wine casks during tho fermenta­ and family of Billings, Montana. All Robiecheaux, Kelly and Karen of Ft. Joe Morrow family. and Steve of Porter, Henry and Christmas holidays with their tion of grapes into wine. of this family group visited Mrs. Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Essl- Marshall and Mavis Campbell, Brenda Kelly, Susan of San Antonio, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Emerson. inger, Kyndall, Kurt and Tony of Johnny and Pat Barrett and baby of Satch and Helen Wright, David, Dee Carter at Tyler. They returned home Reed iemorial Go. Mrs. Emerson was marking a 83rd Kerrville, Mrs. Vita Gilpin, Judd, Ft. Worth dropped by a while Satur­ Dee and Denis McCormick of Grand Wednesday. birthday anniversary and received Casey, and Chad of Laredo. day to visit with the Calvin Prairie. Christinas visitors with Betty ' Limited lots of gifts, flowers, candy and 3 Lillie Box spent several days in Ft. Campbells. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Phillip and Joyce Cupps were Byrdie Miller, Monuments of Distinction decorated birthday cake. All of the Worth visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Pete Moore spent the Rachel went to Taylor last Tuesday Curtis and Janice Fellers, Regina Ft. Worth Hwy. guests for the Holiday visitors with shall Campbell and Mrs. and Mrs. Christmas Holidays over at Hurst and spent the holidays with Mr. and and Tonya Walker, and Shane Cupps Brownwood, Texas LaNelle and Junior and special ones Johnny Campbell and- baby; the with her daughter, Mel and Patsy Mrs. Joe Phillip; they returned of Abilene, Michael and Linda Cupps Box 285 Ph. <546-7625 for the birthday were Dennis Marshall Campbells brought her Pollock and family; also Terry home Saturday night. and Chad, Sherry and Marcus Tag­ Sylvia Herring Gleaton and son, Todd, and Caroline home Monday. Moore visited with the family. Iona Christmas day those visiting in gart of Brownwood. Local Representative Smith and Joetta and Shellie Bettie Bryan spent Friday to visited with Bobby Benton Tuesday home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ray Hug­ Hamilton. Wednesday of last week in Anson morning; Lil Bourland visited Iona gins were their children, Phill and Orchids to Mrs. Emerson on the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. one day last week. Gwen Huggins, Dana and Adam of 83rd birthday celebration. She also Hunter; Curtis and Bettie were in The Casey Herring and Pam Coleman, David and Amber; had family phone calls with Brownwood Monday where Bonnie Morgan and boys went to Odessa for Mildred Cammack and Hardon greetings. Bea Boyd, granddaughter, was hav­ Christinas Holidays. They had Phillip were also Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Allen and ing tonsils removed; Jackie Lee Christmas tree and dinner at the guests. Monday evening Hardon family of Temple and Pebble and Boyd is spending a couple of days Jimmy Schultes and family, before Phillip and Leon Philip and Lucille Messagea iOnA Denver Ellis had Christmas Eve din­ with grandparents. they returned home they went by Sorrells met at the Lee Ray Huggins end Driving B A U SC H The New Year is a time for celebra- & LOMB® ner with Jack and Skeeta Cooper. Mrs. Angie Hernandez, Alonzo and to exchange gifts; Monday night the bratioo . . . The following lips are Kenneth Herring’s girls and ways you can avoid drunk driving SALINE The Coopers went to Temple Phillip spent Christmas Day in Lee Ray Huggins attended problems; husbands and families, The Dale ST. JOSEPH 8 9 Arrange lor someone to stay so­ SOLUTION visiting Friday to Sunday with Mr. ASPIRIN ber you . . a ‘ ’designated driver". Brownwood with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Herring’s and boys are in and out. Christmas dinner at the Donnie • Eat a meal before you drink. and Mrs. Charles Sheffield and their Aguirre. Mrs. Hernandez, Mrs. FOR CHILDREN • Drink slowly, and set a limil be­ The David Morgan family will be Henderson’s in Coleman. fore you start. guests, Mike and Terrie Sheffield of 36 Cl. • Take a taxi or get a ride if you Aguirre and Mrs. Alva Farmer were visiting a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Mills spent m . W p Chewable drink too much, Edinburg and Monte Sheffield of Christmas day with her daughter, Aspirin-Free For Children. Your Associated Druggists Pharm­ shopping in Fredricksburg Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Herring and acist wishes you a Safe and Happy 30 Chewable j j i Austin; the Arlen Allens joined them Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Pearson, boys went to Junction to visit her Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDonald and for Saturday dinner. Siri and Tracy of Fairfax, Va., Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Andrews family of View. Garland McSwain of Dallas spent and Mrs. David Pearson and David Those visiting the J. E. Williams 1 ® l a s w ; VICKS* and her daddy, Jack Smith. She also C-90, 2 -PK Wednesday to Sunday with his Jr, of San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. Bil­ visited her sister. over the holidays were Standly AUDIO parents, Dorothy and Aubrey McS­ ly Patterson of Odessa and Marjie Christmas day the family all had William, Kathyne Warren, R. C. and TAPES 2t?§ wain. Greg Mobley visited several Pearson of Brady are spending the Christmas dinner with the Doyle Wanda William of Oklahoma; Frank 3®® »*• different days; others visiting dur­ holidays with the Howard Pearsons. Evans, The Dana Evans and girls of William visited Russell William Sun­ CENTRUM* ing the holidays were Jerry Johnson, Mrs. Gussie Wise is a patient in Kempner and Linda Evans of day evening. Wilma and Blake Williams and 7 5 0 100 Brownwood Hospital. Austin, Mrs. Winnie Haynes. The Christmas visitors with the Edd « t w ® tia n M C H * + 30 FREE! Carolyn McWherter. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson and children were called back for the Hartman’s were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie 4 [ « f l ASPIRIN The McSwains spent Christmas Paige of Shreveport, La. came Tues­ funeral of Mr. Bud Evans; he was Hartman, Mike and James, Mr. and HP Day in Santa Anna with Oleta day to visit with Vivian Steward to Mrs. Stanley Hartman, and * 1 ® 8 8 * Greg Mobley spent the holidays JM» *»%&«• Mobley and her guest, her son, Saturday; Pat Ardis Patterson of Stephanie, Danny and Robin Guer­ Greg; Saturday afternoon Wilma New Orleans cam e Wednesday to with his mother, Oleta Mobley; rero, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hartman, VASELI other Christmas dinner guests were INTENSIVE Williams joined the group going to Saturday; Mr. and Mrs. Collins Jeffrey and Jeremy, the Harry COLGATE®,, CARE® CENTRUM, JR. ’ Santa Anna to the Jake McCreary Steward and Family of Katy visited Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey McSwain and Walker’s of Bangs, The Doyle INSTANT Garland and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mc­ home for a family Christmas tree, Tuesday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyles, Matthew and Shannon, Scott d f l k i 8 S 9 + Extra C c Creary. Greg has enjoyed visiting Lotion + Iron 60 « seeing the children opening the gifts. Howard Pearson were Christmas and June Walker, and Javin of New friends at Rockwood and hunting. V..'i: iV Sunday afternoon the Buck dinner guests. Guyer and Sheffield Braunfels, and Stacy Walker of WHITE RAIN- METAMUCIL® SHAMPOO OR McPhails of Austin were by the Wise of Brownwood spent Thursday I urge everyone to see the lighted South Carolina. The Edd Hartmans cross on the Santa Anna mountain; I CONDITIONER Aubrey McSwains; Monday visitors afternoon; Mrs. Jerry Stanford of visited briefly with Mr. and Mrs. think it is so fitting for the little city □ were Dorothy Mills and Joe Dan Jr Ft. Worth visited Friday. Odell Box of Brady Saturday night. of Santa Anna with ail of our and Linda of Austin. Lois Haines was Christmas dinner The Edd Hartman’s visited Sunday Spending Christmas Day with the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lee. Mr. churches. afternoon with the Weldon Priest’s. Jim Rutherfords were: Larry, Linda and Mrs. Bennie Cecil Estes spent and boys; Bob and E.J. and girls; Saturday and Sunday with Jewel! Rickey and Gay® and. boys; Dan, and Andy Leo. WE STOCK THE BRANDS Jimmie Gail and family; Jennifer Mrs. Wayne Bray, treasurer of and Bllie Court. Other holiday Rockwood Cemetery fund reports TOO TRUST 2IP4J0C® fjffltare were Bhonda and Jennifer cash donations in memory of Janice SANDWICH BAGS Brastotaa, Cindy Ctaart, Jetta and Sebesta are from Frankie McCar­ SUNKIST®' 111 - * 111 1 1 II1 I1 1 AMD CHEDDAR FUN FRUITS OR Taffy Ratisefferd aid various family thy, Cbarm Odium, Alice Allen, PEPTO-8ISMOL* 100 9 9 * . a FRUIT ROLLS members. - ' Mary Helen and Dewayne Kendrick SMYTH - B Q M 8 M HEATERS 1 3 P 4<* UttuM 8ARAN Jerry Johnson, Pam and Michael aid Robert and Celesta Steward; « CL WM * ■.. f .H I WRAP* , _ _ 100 . Ron 1 . 7 9 2 “ 3 0 0 MAbQem spent Oiristnma Day with deaattais for the general fund are FS1IS1MIRE 'MU from ’Wanda Beckett and Mr. and - U H T IT 8 S L S Hsttdsy vWtam wtth the Baughs Mrs. M f Staass, LASER* .m m u m ¥fSi© * SHilV wBmmM rWWrS CM teTTE •MRSMEW SMSUJli 5TS1SIS i s e y ”P»ople Who Core' MIM. S9S? £ 9 9 * is* 9 as- Ip * *ntw m smuts «wwii! iwaetft

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