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www.ClarendonLive.com Single 00 Cookoff Copy $1 On Top of the World to be held THIS WEEK 2 Fred says it’s time to take Clarendon author fi nds her true calling a stand against abuse of Saturday women and children. By Roger Estlack, Clarendon Enterprise Western heritage will be the 3 Clarendon College hosts hallmark of the 20th annual Col. its annual Constitution Day t’s been a whirlwind year for Clarendon’s Charles Goodnight Chuckwagon celebration. IMorgan Hysinger, going from a college stu- Cookoff this Saturday, September 4 Bob warns that scammers dent to a bestselling author in a short time. 27, on the grounds of the Saints’ are now lurking in online job Writing a Scottish time-traveling romance Roost Museum. listings. wasn’t where Hysinger thought her career path Fourteen wagons are scheduled 6 And the Broncos endure a would lead when she graduated from Clarendon to compete for top prizes, and other loss to Gruver. High School in 2009. The daughter of two edu- activities include a photographic All this and much more as The Enterprise cators, Hysinger fi rst studied broadcast journal- exhibit focused on Quanah and Cyn- reports in this week’s amazing edition! ism before turning to corporate communications thia Ann Parker and a public pro- and later to education. She even took on an gram, entitled “Historic Footprints internship at Disney World, but nothing seemed in Donley County,” which is focused Sheriff’s offi ce to to fi t. on cowboy and Native American cul- get new equipment “Writing was always easy for me, and ture. something always made me think I should be Presentations will center on Offi cers with the Donley writing,” Hysinger said. “Southern Plains Indians,” “Cowboy County Sheriff’s Offi ce will soon She had never tried her hand at creative Culture on the Panhandle Plains,” be sporting bullet-proof vests and writing until she was in college, and even then and “Rope as a Tool in Developing a more unifi ed appearance thanks it was just on her own to see if she could. But the West” by Master Rope Maker, to a grant from an area founda- things began to change in 2012. Greg Davis, of Tuttle, Oklahoma. tion. Hysinger signed up for a writing class under More information on these presenta- The Texas Panhandle 100 the tutelage of Jodi Thomas, a very successful tions can be found on page three of Club is a non-profi t organization historical romance author and the writer-in-resi- this week’s Enterprise. devoted to protecting the lives of dence at West Texas A&M University. Hysinger The wagon teams will arrive area law enforcement offi cers and wrote a 20-page story for Thomas’ class and was Friday to host area students for a day fi refi ghters by paying for training nervous as the well-known writer handed it back of learning about the chuckwagon and life-saving equipment. to her. and cooking the cowboy-way over Sheriff Butch Blackburn said “She wrote: ‘This is ready. Send it in,’” an open fi re. his offi ce will receive seven vests Hysinger recalls. “I thought, if she thinks I can Friday afternoon will also and fi ve uniforms per offi cer as do this, maybe I can.” include the junior cookoff, which well as a vest and uniforms for the Still, Hysinger continued on her traditional pairs kids, ages 8-17, with mentors Precinct 3&4 Constable. career route and was near graduating in the on participating wagon teams to The grant, worth about summer of 2013. She needed to do her student learn the ropes of cooking over an $3,900, will let all local offi cers teaching and fi nish one class to graduate and open fi re. Junior cooks will be pre- look the same, and the shirts and then fi nd a teaching job. But then a June writer’s paring a dish for Friday’s Chuck- equipment should be on hand in academy under novelist Alexandra Sokoloff gave wagon cooks’ dinner. The recipe will about a month, Blackburn said. her fresh insight on plotting novels like movies be left to the discretion of the cooks The sheriff also said his and convinced her she needed to leave college and their mentors, and prizes will be offi ce would soon be receiving and take a new path. given to the fi rst, second, and third seven Benelli shotguns at a cost of “I was driving home thinking, ‘I’m gonna place winners that night. about $475 each. Those guns were have to tell my parents I want to do this and they The big day for the cookoff will purchased by the 100th District are going to die,’” Hysinger said. be Saturday when the wagons square Attorney’s offi ce, and, along with But the news went more smoothly at home. off to battle for top prizes. The trade- the uniforms and vests, are things Her mother already knew she was interested in Morgan Hysinger with her fi rst book, Love Beyond Time. ENTERPRISE PHOTO / ROGER ESTLACK show starts at 10 a.m., and museum the Donley County taxpayer did writing for a living, and her father backed her tours will be available throughout not have to pay for, Blackburn plan but gave her a year to make it work or go a big press run for the new book. Instead, the hit USA Today’s Bestseller’s List. the day. Local and area entertainers said. back to college. Hysinger then withdrew from novel was and is printed as people order it off Now her mother has quit her job at will also be performing. West Texas A&M and went to an Atlanta writer’s Amazon.com and other online sources. By the Clarendon ISD and works for Bethany Claire The authentic wagons will No comments made conference where she learned about the business end of December, Bethany Claire had made fulltime to help with marketing and formatting serve at 1 p.m. with the traditional of writing, marketing, and independent publish- more money than she would have in the two her books. An independent contractor in South chicken fried steak dinner, and other at city tax hearing ing. months of teaching public school. Africa designs her book covers. activities include raffl es for a pair of The Clarendon Board of “I went to workshops on traditional and And with that, her career took off with Less than a year after she started her Kevin Johnson Handmade Spurs and Aldermen heard no feedback on independent publishing,” she said. “The indy a series of novels set in Scotland and moving career, Hysinger has now penned four full- a hay auction. the city’s proposed tax rate during workshops had ladies who were excited and back and forth between the present time and the length novels and two novellas, and the fi rst Admission is free. Tickets for a public hearing last Tuesday, making a lot of money.” 17th century. The characters in the books are book has sold more than 50,000 copies. the authentic Chuckwagon meal September 16. The next week she pulled a pen name out all connected, and the character of Morna is a The young author says being her own boss are $15 each and can be purchased Aldermen have proposed a of the air, “Bethany Claire,” and by November common thread among them in something of a is high pressure and scary but also very fun and in advance at, the Museum, Every property tax rate of $0.708915 per she was ready to go with her fi rst novel in the match-maker role. rewarding. Nook & Cranny, or the Donley $100 valuation, up from the cur- Morna’s Legacy Series, Love Beyond Time. The young author took over her parent’s “I can set my own hours, set my prices, County State Bank or by calling rent rate of $0.65. There were no As an independent publisher, there was not garage for her personal offi ce, and by May she See ‘Author’ on page 5. (806)874-2746. comments from the public during the tax hearing. The board was meeting Tuesday night, September 23, and King discusses education with constituents was expected to approve the tax rate as well as the fi scal year 2015 By Ashlee Estlack, Clarendon Enterprise Common Core objectives even dents’ interests and skills rather than State Rep. Ken King (R-Cana- budget. though the state has spent years a one-size-fi ts-all approach to learn- dian) addressed the Donley County refi ning its own skills objectives. ing. Retired School Personnel Monday “I don’t want Common Core,” King also discussed water Powder Puff game night at the group’s regular meeting King said. “I don’t want the federal issues and specifi cally addressed and visited with local voters. government in Texas schools, and I the three-person board that is now to be held Oct. 3 The representative discussed don’t want Austin in Clarendon any overseeing water development in the The Clarendon High School his freshman year in the State Leg- more than it has to be.” state. That board is appointed by the Student Council will hold its islature last session, and touched on King also said the state needs governor and is currently comprised annual Powder Puff football game several issues of local interest. to fund community colleges to help of a water lawyer, an engineer, and next Friday, October 3, at 6 p.m. Appropriate to the setting, the get high school kids into appropriate a business representative. King and in Bronco Stadium. discussion focused early on educa- career and technical programs. others want to enlarge that board to Admission to the game is tion and federal interference with “I’m going to continue to work include rural and agricultural inter- $1 for students and $3 for adults. Texas’ schools, particularly in terms for Clarendon College and all the ests by requiring a board member for Admission money will be donated of mandatory testing. small schools,” King said. “I want a each of fi ve regions in the state. to the “Love on Laura” campaign. King said the federal govern- level playing fi eld for all our kids.” King said a recent poll found Everyone is encouraged to come ment puts about $5.5 billion into The representative also noted that most people in the metroplex State Rep. Ken King visits with Fredie Jo Moreman during a retired support the CHS girls and Laura Texas schools, and that Washing- that it would be great to see the state’s believe that groundwater is a state teachers meeting Monday evening. Hommel. ton wants to move the state to the education system tailored to suit stu- issue and not a private property issue. ENTERPRISE PHOTO / ASHLEE ESTLACK

College rodeo team does well in Portales Bridge to cut ribbon on local offi ce The Clarendon College The Bridge will host a Donley, Childress, Colling- Pat Deckard, Dyron Howell, Rodeo Team did well this last ribbon cutting for the newest sworth and Hall counties. Lynn Johnston, Tommy and weekend on the road at Portales, satellite offi ce in Clarendon on Leming says, “The Sandra Rains, Cornelia Ritchie New Mexico. Tuesday, September 30, at 10 Clarendon Lions Club sug- and the JA Ranch, Raelynn See Sophomore Colton Jackson a.m. at 111 W. 4th (next to the gested partnering and gener- and Brian Whaley. Placed third Overall in the Saddle Post Offi ce). ously offered The Bridge space “We are thankful for the Bronc Riding. He also placed 7th “Child abuse preven- in their building in 2012 and community support we have in the fi rst round and came back tion is a community respon- now the offi ce has become a received enabling us to open strong in the short round and sibility. Ending the cycle of reality”. this facility and the investment placed third. abuse requires involvement, Generous donations from which is being made in the Cooper Kirkpatrick was 8.8 intervention and knowledge”, the following donors make future of children for this area in the steer wrestling in the fi rst says April Leming, Executive the offi ce possible Clarendon ”, Leming said. The Bridge round and ended up 12th. Director of The Bridge. Lions Club, 100th District works with multiple agencies in The team leaves this week HEDLEY HOMECOMING QUEEN candidates were named last Friday. Contes- The Clarendon location of Attorney’s Offi ce, Wendy and these counties including: 100th for competition in Alpine at Sul tants are senior Kortney Burton, sophomore Kelsey Wells, senior Kati Adams The Bridge will primarily serve Andrew Bivins, Blake Bralley, District Attorney’s, Carson and senior Becca Butler. The queen will be crowned October 3. Ross State University. KARI LINDSEY PHOTO the communities of Carson, Brent Bralley, Jeremy Brim, See ‘Bridge’ on page 5. The Clarendon 2 Opinion The Clarendon Enterprise • September 25, 2014 Enterprise 137th Year, Series 3, Vol. XXV, No. 39 • E19.26

The Clarendon Enterprise (USPS 947040, ISSN 1088-9698) is published each Thursday by Roger A. Estlack at 105 S. Kearney Street, Clarendon, Abuse of women, children must end Texas 79226-1110. Periodicals postage paid at Clarendon, Texas 79226-1110. Copyright © 2014. A couple of weeks ago, when the become riled ence to Peterson’s son in the beginning All rights reserved. news that star football running back, and spank my of his abusive treatment. Chance’s What’s in This paper’s first duty is to print all the news that is Adrian Peterson, had been charged little behind. grandmother knew that horrible abuse fit to print, honestly and fairly to all, unbiased by any consideration even its own editorial opinion. with child abuse, for spanking his son His spanking, was being rained down upon her grand- Any erroneous reflection upon the character, stand- with a “switch,” I immediately thought if it could be son’s little body, yet remained quiet ing, or reputation of any person, firm, or corporation about how absurd it was to charge a called that, about the abuse. which may occur in the columns of The Clarendon a Name? Enterprise will be gladly corrected upon being parent with such a serious crime just for amounted to a Adrian Peterson is not much better brought to the attention of the management. It was a central question in Shakespeare’s play. spanking his son. During discussions few swats on the quick, than Robert Babcock. The biggest ENTERPRISE STAFF Romeo and Juliet were from warring families, so with friends about the incident, I took my behind with the dead, difference seems to be that someone their romance was star-crossed from the “git-go.” She the position that the lack of spanking his bare hand. stepped in to protect Adrian Peterson’s Roger A. Estlack downplayed their plight, cooing, “What’s in a name?” was the cause for a lot of society’s ills I can say & fred son before he was beaten to death. Publisher & Editor by fred gray Then there was something about a rose by any other today. My friends and I bemoaned the that I never had Chance Jones didn’t get that opportunity. name smelling just as sweet. Ashlee Estlack fact that it is inappropriate for the state a spanking that Instead, he lies cold in his little grave, a Contributing Editor The same question posed today begs several to intervene in family matters, especially I didn’t deserve. Who knows, they may testament to the fact that we must inter- “sub-questions” before it can be meaningfully in this case, since Adrian Peterson was have even helped to mold my character? vene when we witness child abuse in Tara Hogan answered. such a fine, upstanding man and a great I did learn early on that crime does not any form, regardless of how serious we Office Director Who’s asking? What’s the purpose? Have popu- example for today’s youth. pay, and that it is not a good idea to bite think the abuse may be. All child abuse Morgan Wheatly larity surveys been checked? We chatted about how we were your grandfather, or anyone else for that is deadly serious and must be stopped as Ads & Layouts Is it likely to trigger an IRS spanked, when needed, as children. I matter. I fervently hope that my children soon as it comes to light. audit? Is there an “app” for recalled the time that I received three can say the same thing about the spank- Additionally, it has recently been CORRESPONDENTS that? spanking from three different members ings I administered to them. I never left noted that many of our professional

***** of my family (uncle, grandmother, and marks (I hope), but they knew that they athletes commonly abuse their spouses Peggy Cockerham Howardwick Space limitations shorten mother) for the same offense – theft had been spanked. and girlfriends. Ray Rice brutally hit his this treatise to naming human of a candy bar from Clifford’s grocery Regarding Adrian Peterson, I felt girlfriend, now his wife, with a wicked Sandy Anderberg offspring, never mind there the idle store. I felt that it was terribly unjust that he was probably of a similar mind left hook that knocked her several feet Clarendon Sports also are plenty of resources for to be spanked three times for the same about spanking when I first read of the into the air and into the hand rail of an Fred Gray persons pondering pet names. american offense. Of course, the first two spank- charges against him. Then I saw the elevator. She was knocked completely College & Hedley Sports Across the pond, they’re by don newbury ings were mild, a couple of swats on the photos of his little four year old son. out and it took several minutes before Kari Lindsey scratching heads by the mil- behind. My third spanking, however, was Spanking, regardless of the severity of she regained consciousness. Yet, she Photographer lions – as well as betting considerable “tonnage” different - because Mom did the spank- the behavior that led to the spanking, married the man. I’m not sure what to --about the name to be given to Prince William and Matthew Martinez ing. She may have weighed 100 pounds should never, ever, draw blood and leave think about that. Photographer Kate Middleton’s offspring, who will be fourth in line after a feast, and stood about five feet horrible bruises. They also should not Another player with the Arizona for the crown. The sex of the royal baby is not yet tall in heels. Even though she was no be administered to the genitals, which Cardinals head butted his wife and broke Kathy Spier Hedley known, so that’s still another gambling category for bigger than a minute, that woman could was the case with his son. Adrian Peter- her nose because she was not in the the Brits. pack a punch, especially with a switch. son horribly abused his son. There is mood for love. The next day, he slugged CONTACT INFORMATION Land sakes alive, the mystique of picking names Mother nearly always left welts on our no doubt about that. What he did was her with a closed fist, adding insult to has piqued the interest of my Uncle Mort, a 102-year- naked hamstrings, after making us take inexcusable and he needs to be severely serious injury. This type of abuse has Phone old, never-say-die kin down in the thicket…. down our jeans; and she spanked us with punished for his crime. He deserves to been going on for years, yet little is done 806.874.2259 ***** love and great purpose. Ouch! spend many years in prison contemplat- about it. It’s not just professional athletes He was in town the other day to visit wrecking Fax I still take pride in the fact that I am ing the horrible things he did to his little that do these horrible things; everyday 806.874.2423 yards to find an “all right” body of the smallest Lin- the only grandchild that my grandfather, son. The reason he gave for whipping people also are guilty of these abuses. coln automobile. He doesn’t need the “innards,” since Leonard Putman, spanked. I deserved his son was because the boy had pushed Physically, mentally, and sexually E-Mail he plans to configure the Lincoln shell somehow over the spanking mainly because I snuck up a sibling during a childish disagreement abusing women and children, regardless [email protected] his golf cart – ongoing proof, really, that he wants to on him and bit him on the back of his over a videogame. of the circumstances, are inexcusable Web Site be viewed as someone he ain’t! leg while he was enjoying the sweet, Chance Jones, who was the same and must be dealt with by society in www.ClarendonLive.com With Matt McConaughey‘s ads that Lincolns cool evening in his favorite lawn chair. I age as Adrian Peterson’s son when he a stern and harsh manner. Prison time are “all right, all right, all right,” maybe Aunt Maude had taken exception to his admonition to was beaten to death by his father, Robert needs to be mandatory in every case. would be willing to ride on the cart if passers-by think leave Mam-ma’s flowers alone, lest she Babcock, probably had a similar experi- ADVERTISING they’re in a “little Lincoln.” Open Display rates are $5 per PASS column Mort also has a word for the little old lady in inch. Classified Ads are $10 for the first 15 words and 15¢ per word for each additional another ad – the one who says, “It doesn’t look like word (Boxes or special typography are extra.). a Buick.” He says he’ll answer her thusly, “That’s Thank You Notes are $15 for the first 40 because it ain’t a Buick. We’re just trying to look like words and 15¢ per word for each additional word. Basic engagement, wedding, anni- an ‘all right’ Lincoln.”… versary, and birth announcements are $10 ***** each. Expanded wedding announcements are $20. A one-column announcement pic- Mort said he wanted to visit about the excitement ture is $5, and a two-column announcement in naming Great Britain’s new royal baby. picture is $10. Pictures submitted for publi- cation should be picked up within ten days “When I came along, most babies were given after publication. Death notices are printed biblical names, whether or not they ever darkened at no charge. Obituaries are published for church doors,” he laughed. “’Course, we shortened the $45 or $50 with a photo. names later – ‘Abraham’ became ‘Abe,’ Solomon was DEADLINES shortened to ‘Sol’ and ‘Ezekiel’ later was ‘Zeke’.” He News articles and photos are due by claimed it “saved on ink later when signatures on offi- Monday at noon. Advertising and Classi- cial documents required such.” (Idle thought: I don’t fieds are due by five o’clock Monday after- noon. Deadlines may be altered for holidays think I’ve ever heard of anyone named for “Hezekiah,” or special issues. or, in today’s text-flooded world, “Hez.”) He finds it interesting that most feminine names from the Book SUBSCRIPTIONS more nearly remain intact – “maybe because they’re Annual subscriptions are available for $30 for zip codes inside Donley County, $40 shorter to start with” – like Martha, Mary and Ruth. elsewhere in Texas, and $45 out of state. Mort asked me if I realized many girls’ given POSTMASTER: Send all address changes names now are chosen from plants, and the list is to: The Clarendon Enterprise, PO Box 1110, Clarendon, TX 79226-1110. Digital Sub- long. “I’m plenty glad my folks didn’t name me after scriptions are $15 per year. a plant,” Mort chuckled. “I’d have a hard time living LETTERS down ‘Kudzu’.” He figures if the royal couple’s second baby is a male, it would be a “slam dunk” to call him Letters to the editor are welcome. Views expressed in letters are those of the writers “Kong.” If he ascends to the throne, he’ll be “King and do not necessarily reflect the views of Kong.”… the editor or staff of The Clarendon Enter- prise. Submission of a letter does not guar- ***** antee publication. Letters may be edited for After he left, I couldn’t get my mind off the grammar, style, or length. All letters must “baby-naming” thing. And, I thought of his name be signed and must include an address and telephone number for verification. To having no biblical reference. improve your chances of publication, type He’s proud of the name “Mortimer,” by the way. and double space your letter, stick to one main topic, and keep it brief. No letters will This was clear in a conversation exhausted years ago. be accepted from candidates for local politi- “How many other ‘Mortimers’ do you know with a CASA: True heroes for children cal offices. Letters submitted to this newspa- per become the property of The Enterprise dummy named for them?” he questioned. (Late ven- and cannot be returned. triloquist Edgar Bergen allegedly named “Mortimer The arrests of several celebrated everyday community members that volunteer. Call CASA of the High Plains Snerd” after him.) professional athletes who some may call are specially trained and appointed by at 806-669-7638 or visit www.Beco-  Anyway, I checked Mort’s facts about baby girls heroes have made national news. With judges to advocate for children in the meaCASA.org today for more informa- The Texas Panhandle’s named after plants…. widespread criticism of the way the NFL child welfare system to ensure that chil- tion. has handled these initial cases of child dren have a voice in court. They get to Janet Watts, Executive Director First Newspaper ***** The Clarendon News, established June 1, 1878 Sure enough, the Chicago Tribune confirms that and domestic abuse, more incidents are know a child or sibling group and any CASA of the High Plains with which have merged: The Clarendon Traveler, unfortunately surfacing. Until recently, relevant contacts in the children’s lives February 1889; The Clarendon Journal, November plant-based baby names are increasing. Examples 1891; The Banner-Stockman, October 1893; The include Lily, Violet, Willow, Hazel, Ivy, Iris, Olive, these players have not only escaped in order to gather information about their Agitator, February 1899; The Clarendon Times, accountability and sanctions on game physical, emotional and educational May 1908; The Donley County Leader, March 12, Dahlia, Juniper and Azalea. Violet is at its highest rank Take charge of your life 1929; The Clarendon Press, May 18, 1972; and The since 1924. day, but have also somehow retained needs, and they strive to help the chil- I just read an article in the Amarillo Clarendon Enterprise, March 14, 1996. Further, Laura Wattenberg’s namewizard.com is their images as positive role models. dren move out of the temporary foster Globe-News that is one of several pub-  It seems that the word “hero” is care system and into safe, permanent a popular resource for name choices. “Lily” is now lished during Hispanic Heritage Month. Member 2014 America’s top botanical name. thrown around quite loosely these days. homes as quickly as possible. The article featured one of my former In general, parents want fresh, original names that A hero is defined as a person of distin- Research has shown that children partners of 25 years, Jose Ignacio Rael. stand out--but don’t seem “made up.” guished courage or ability, admired for and youth in foster care who have CASA Knowing Jose and seeing how he So, I must straighten you out, Juliet. There’s quite his or her brave deeds and noble quali- volunteers spend less time in foster care, functioned, I note the following. First ties – someone who, in the opinion of perform better in school and are less a lot in names, and admittedly, Rose is a popular one. of all, he worked hard at everything he National Newspaper Association There are those by many other names, though, who others, has heroic characteristics or has likely to return to foster care after a per- did. He was early at the office to prepare sniff at the thought of being “just as sweet.” They con- performed a heroic act and is regarded manent placement. CASA volunteers are working with his clients. He was well tend they’re even sweeter.… as a model or ideal. Though it’s impor- often the only adults consistently present prepared, as stated in the article, when tant to remember that there are indeed in these children’s lives after they enter ***** it came to the independent school board Texas Press Association Dr. Newbury is a speaker in the Dallas/Fort Worth athletes who are heroic away from their state custody. meetings. He was dedicated to help- Metroplex. [email protected]. Phone: 817-447- sport and sacrifice time or money to help Each of us has an obligation and an ing kids become knowledgeable. He 3872. others, there are many others who are opportunity to break the cycle of child promoted Opportunity School, and even not deserving of the title. abuse and neglect. If you see abuse, served on the Catholic School Board. West Texas Press Association In spite of recent events, many chil- report it to (800) 252-5400 or go to To me, it was a blessing to know dren will continue to view these athletes www.txabusehotline.org. If a child’s life and work with Jose. I’m offering this as heroes. But for more than 46,600 is in danger, call 911. article in hope that it might influence children in the Texas foster care system, You don’t need to be a sports star, someone to take charge of his or her their dream is to have a loving, safe and actor or celebrity to be worthy of being life and not depend upon others to take Panhandle Press Association permanent home, and all they need is an called a hero. With 46 children being care of him or her. America is the land everyday hero to fill that role. removed from their homes every day of opportunity, so take advantage of that CASA (Court Appointed Special due to abuse or neglect, there’s a grow- opportunity. Advocate) volunteers are empowered by ing need for heroes to enter into these Tom Stauder, the courts to help make these children’s children’s lives. Be a hero for children Clarendon dreams a reality. CASA volunteers are in foster care by becoming a CASA 2013 The Clarendon Enterprise • September 25, 2014 nEWS 3

Museum hosts ‘Historic Footprints’ “Everything under one roof!” The Saints’ Roost Museum college students, and children con- Tuttle, Oklahoma. invites the public to visit the museum cerning the cowboy culture of the Friday presentations will begin on Friday and Saturday, September Panhandle’s historic ranches and the at 9:00 a.m. and continue through the 26-27, for a special project entitled different groups of Southern Plains day. Greg Davis will be on hand Sat- THE CLARENDON “Historic Footprints in Donley Indians, their way of life and depen- urday for the Chuckwagon Cookoff County.” dence on the buffalo, and their inter- with his presentation and rope-mak- This project includes presenta- actions with major historical fi gures ing demonstration, and visitors may tions by guest speakers, as well as in Donley County. also view the photo exhibit and tour the current exhibit, “Cynthia Ann The presentations include the museum. and Quanah Parker Photo Exhibit: A “Southern Plains Indians,” by Elaina All presentations are free and OUTPOST Woman OF Two Worlds and A Man Cunningham of Panhandle Plains open to the public. “Historic Foot- US 287 WEST • CLARENDON, TEXAS IN Two Worlds,” on loan from the Historical Museum, “Cowboy Cul- prints in Donley County” was made Texas Lakes Trail Region. ture on the Panhandle Plains,” by possible in part with a grant from CALL: 874-5201 • OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. • PHARMACY: 874-5202 The project is dedicated to the Michael Grauer of Panhandle Plains Humanities Texas, the state affi liate AD GOOD THRU: October 2, 2014 preservation of Donley County his- Historical Museum, and “Rope as of the National Endowment for the tory and designed to provide pre- a Tool in Developing the West” by Humanities. For additional informa- sentations for the public, adults, Master Rope Maker, Greg Davis, of tion, call 806-874-3268. Little Remedies Howard speaks on constitution Kenny’s Honey Pops Dr. John Howard provided key- note remarks last Wednesday when Barber Shop Soothes coughs and sore throats. Clarendon College’s Student Gov- and Great-tasting remedy for kids. ernment Association hosted a Con- stitution Day luncheon. Clarendon Auto • Soothes throats with natural honey Howard, a 25-year Navy vet- Sales • Made with real honey eran and chairman of the CC Board • No dextromethorphan of Regents, discussed the founding 2043rd &S. Jefferson, Koogle, Clarendon of the federal government and its 874-9308 establishment as a republican form We appreciate your business! of government. While America enjoys great freedoms, Howard reminded the stu- Dr. Comfort dents assembled that citizens have responsibilities and obligations, Compression Hosiery which includes voting, and he urged Dr. John Howard • Reduce Leg Fatigue and Aches them to be informed “so when you • Prevent swelling cast that vote it means something.” said. “I would ask you each to be a The prosperity of the United citizen – a good citizen, to vote, and Compression Foot Sleeves States, Howard said, is due to the to be informed.” nation having a stable government, Since 2004, September 17, has • Relieves Plantar Fascitis and he said freedom is a gift from been designated by the federal gov- BREAKFAST • Eases Heel Pain our nation’s forbearers, a gift paid ernment as Constitution Day, and • Reduces Swelling for by death. education institutions receiving fed- SPECIAL “Each of you have opportunities eral funding are required to hold an limited only by yourselves,” Howard observance on that day. Loaded Stack Toast & Drink. WELLNESS CENTER District Court hears one plea Donation $8.00 The 100th District Court heard of Oskay, Miss., was arrested in one plea when it met in Clarendon on Carson County by DPS Trooper OPEN New Wound Thursday, September 17. Joseph Shafer for the offense that Monday - Friday PHARMACYOUTPOST District Attorney Luke Inman took place September 12, 2012, and 6 a.m. -10 a.m. prosecuted the case for the State of was indicted by a Carson County Sat. 6:30 a.m. -10:30 a.m. Care Section Texas with the Honorable Judge Grand Jury on August 7, 2014. Stuart Messer presiding. Pursuant to the plea agreement, • Gauze Sponges Kendrick Shurone Johnson was Johnson is required to pay a $3,000 weather report • IV Dressing Sponges placed on probation for a period of fi ne to Carson County, $336 in court • Non-woven Sponges three years for the third degree felony costs, $1,273.68 restitution, and Day Date High Low Prec. Mon 15 83° 57° - • T-Drain Sponges offense of possession of marihuana. complete 200 hours of community Tues 16 83° 57° - Johnson pleaded guilty and was service. If Johnson violates Wed 17 86° 65° .01 • Top Sponges Thur 18 78° 60° - placed on deferred adjudication for probation, he could face up to 10 Fri 19 85° 62° - • Oval Eye Pad the offense. years in the Institutional Division of Sat 20 87° 60° - • Combine ABD Pad Johnson, 33-year-old resident the TDCJ. Sun 21 91° 62° .01 • Guaze Pads Total precipitation this month: .51” Total precipitation to date: 13.34”

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If the result comes up in Morrow Drilling & Service The business is real, the job customer service representative. many other cities with the exact Hwy. 287 West, Clarendon October 13 description is standard, and the These often don’t require special same job post, it is likely a scam. Be Cowboy Mounted Shooting • 8 a.m. entire post is typo-free. You decide training or licensing, so they appeal very cautious of any job that asks Water Well Specialist • Turnkey Systems • Clarendon College Livestock & Equine Center to apply for the job. The “manager” to a wide range of applicants. Check you to share personal information Solar Windmill • Electric Irrigation replies to your email, saying that he/ out the business’ website to make sure or hand over money. Scammers 30 Years Experience October 16 she needs further information from the opening is posted there. If you will often use the guise of running Boss’s Day you. 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FM 105.3 KLSR Listen Live Online ity Stribling, Reporter; Carlee Johnson, Secretary, Hannah I like Cub Scouts because it is Hommel, President; and Raylyn Shelton, Vice-President. fun and this year we are getting our www.KLSR105.com COURTESY PHOTO / SUZANNE TAYLOR, CLARENDON CISD TECHNOLOGY carving knives and also I get to have fun with my friends. This is also something fun that my dad and me Menus Cookoff will be time well spent do together - he is my den leader and September 29 - October 3 Offi cially the summer is over, spending time the Cub Master. If you would like to but we don’t have to look at the cal- there on Sat- support our Pack and buy popcorn, Donley County Senior Citizens endar to know that because of the urday, going please let my dad know and one of us Mon: Sliced pork roast, baked sweet beautiful weather. We have daytime through the Cub Scouts will come see you. potatoes, garden salad, hot cinna- mon applesauce, wheat roll, iced temperatures in the 70-80° range and museum and tea/2% milk. the Tri-State Fair has packed up until seeing all the Tue: Breaded chicken tenders, next year. The weather-guessers had ‘wick chuckwag- baked potatoes, sour cream, peas predicted about fi ve inches of rain ons which is Medication May Reduce Asthma Flare-Ups & carrots, strawberries/whip cream, picks iced tea/2% milk. for Donley County this weekend, but by peggy cockerham part of our According to research published in a recent issue of the New Wed: Chicken cordon blue, new pota- we received about half inch. Accord- Howardwick • 874-2886 heritage and England Journal of Medicine, two clinical trials show evidence toes, buttered broccoli, wheat roll, ing to Ole Jim, the weather was nice should not be of the effectiveness of mepolizumab in a very specifi c type of sliced apricots, iced tea/2% milk. for football and our boys played forgotten. Thu: Beef stew, carrots, potatoes, asthma. The research showed that this investigational biologic onions, garden salad, fiesta corn, well. We’re proud of you. Please pray for Anita Johnston drug may help reduce asthma exacerbations, or fl are-ups, and also sugar cookies, iced tea/2% milk. This weekend brings part of who fell and broke her hip and will reduce the use of steroids in those with a condition called severe Fri: Chicken enchilada, picante our heritage home with the annual be facing surgery. Anita has been eosinophilic asthma. This particular asthma type is characterized sauce, pinto beans, fiesta corn, chuckwagon cook-off that is held on very ill throughout the summer and sugar cookies, iced tea/2% milk. by severe damage to the airways from eosinophils. These are a the grounds of the museum, the old was beginning to recover. She is in type of white blood cells. The clinical trial further showed that the Hedley Senior Citizens Adair Hospital. I highly recommend need of prayers. asthma symptoms were better controlled in people who were taking Mon: Polish sausage & cabbage, mepolizumab than those who did not. pinto beans, coleslaw, cornbread, peaches, strawberry & bananas, Mepolizumab is classifi ed as a monoclonal antibody. It is iced tea/2% milk. administered into the veins or under the skin every month to help Tue: Chicken & dumplings, fried control fl are ups in eosinophilic disease states. Mepolizumab works squash, tossed salad, cake, roll, iced in the body by blocking chemicals from interacting that may lead tea/2% milk. Wed: Roast beef, baked potato w/ to an allergic reaction. It is still undergoing clinical tests before it is sour cream, buttered carrots, roll, Clarendon College -September approved by the FDA. chocolate pudding, iced tea/2% milk. 17, 2014 - Michaela Smith per- Thu: Meat loaf w/sauce, mashed formed at the Clarendon Col- potatoes, mixed vegetables, rolls, lege Green & White Fun Night. apple fluff, iced tea/2% milk. Mike’s She performed Black Roses by Fri: Beef tips & noodles, meadow blend vegetables, corn, rolls, choc- Clare Bowen from the hit TV PHARMACY olate cake w/starwberries, iced show Nashville. Call 874-3554 or Toll Free 800-766-2089 tea/2% milk. ENTERPRISE PHOTO / MATTHEW MARTINEZ Hwy 287 West • Clarendon, Texas Clarendon ISD Lunch Mon: Texas combo basket, garden salad, hot cinnamon apples, milk. 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State closing local health offi ce Subscribe Today to the Enterprise! The Department of State Health Services Clarendon offi ce will be closing effective September 26, 2014. FIT EXERCISE Worship The new location will be located DIRECTORY in Pampa at 121 South Gillespie. The Into Your Schedule CLARENDON Department of State Health Services 312 S. KEARNEY • • CALL 874-0100 AGAPÉ CHRISTIAN CHURCH can be reached at 806-669-5332 OPEN 24/7 712 E. 2ND (HWY. 287) • MINISTER: ANTHONY KNOWLES SUN. SCHOOL: 9:30 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 10:30 A.M. with any questions or concerns after CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH October 06, 2014. US 287 E • 874-3156 • REV. ROB SEALE They will remain hosting SUN. SCHOOL: 10 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 11 A.M. SUN. EVENING: 7 P.M.• WED.: 7 P.M. immunization clinics in Clarendon CHURCH OF CHRIST on the 2nd Thursday of each month Alisha Johnson-Early and Shari Davenport from the Department 300 S. CARHART • 874-2495 • MINISTER: CHRIS MOORE at the Burton Memorial Library, SUN. BIBLE CLASS 9:30 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 10:30 A.M. of State Health Services Clarendon offi ce held their last immuni- SUN. 6 P.M. • WED.: 7 P.M. from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. zation clinic Thursday, September 18. ENTERPRISE PHOTO / TARA ALLRED CHURCH OF NAZARENE PHELPS PLUMBING 209 S. HAWLEY • 874-2321 • PASTOR: BILL HODGES SUN. SCHOOL: 9:30 A.M. • SUN SERVICE: 10:30 A.M. heating • air-conditioning SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. • WED.: 7 P.M. COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP CHURCH CC Board of Regents takes several actions 12148 FM 2162 • 874-0963 PASTOR: LARRY CAPRANICA The Clarendon College Board makeup of the college’s investment of Buster Wortham and Toby Hicks SUN. SCHOOL: 10 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 11 A.M. SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. • WED. COMMUNITY KIDZ 5:30 P.M. of Regents met in regular session committee were updated to include as well as the move to fulltime for WED. ADULT BIBLE STUDY: 6 P.M. last Thursday, September 18, to take the name of Lana Richie as the new Miriam St. Laurent. 806-874-1675 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH action on several items. Vice President of Administrative In his president’s report, Dr. Sundays, 9:30 a.m. Steve & Janet Carter 120 E. THIRD ST. • PASTOR: DARRELL BURTON The college’s catalog for 2014- Services. Robert Riza said the college was Wednesdays, 5:00 p.m. Phone: 806.874.2007 SUNDAY SERVICE: 5 P.M. HVAC# TACLB3255E PLUMBING # 12746 2015 was approved as presented The board accepted a bid on preparing Memorandums of Under- FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 4TH ST. & HWY. 70 SOUTH • PASTOR: MATTHEW STIDHAM with changes to the core curriculum tax delinquent property in Hedley as standing with area school districts to SUN. SCHOOL: 9:45 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 10:40 A.M. SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. • WED. YOUTH: 6:15 P.M. as required by the state, and regents presented by the Donley Appraisal provide college readiness programs WED. BIBLE STUDY: 7 P.M. also adopted the 2014-2015 student District. in those communities, and he also Ready to Serve You with FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH handbook. In personnel matters, the board reported going to Austin last week 300 BUGBEE AVE. • 874-3833 • REV. LANCE WOOD SUN. SCHOOL: 9:45 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 10:55 A.M. CC’s strategic plan for 2014- accepted the resignations of Gary for Legislative Budget Board meet- SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. • KID’S ACTIVITIES: WED. 6 P.M. 2017 was formally approved as well. Ferguson, Delta Hartwig, and Peggy ings in preparation for next year’s YOUTH STUDY: WED. 7 P.M. COLLEGE MINISTRY: WED. 9 P.M. A bank resolution and the Putman and acknowledged the hiring legislative session. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FOURTH & PARKS • PASTOR: REV. ROBIN GANTZ FELLOWSHIP: 10:30 A.M. Author Barnett to attend Chuckwagon Cookoff SUN. SERVICE: 11 A.M. Author Lana Payne Barnett Christ- that is a page-turner. She began her FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 420 S. JEFFERSON • 874-3667 • PASTOR KIRK WATSON will be in the Panhandle Tourism & mas Eve research years ago when her father SUN. SERVICE: 9:45 A.M. • SUN. SCHOOL: 11 A.M. Marketing Council booth during the 1926: authori- told her about a man who shared his JESUS NAME APOSTOLIC CHURCH Chuckwagon Cookoff at the Saints’ ties in Parmer name, a man who had murdered his 720 E. MONTGOMERY • 205-1149 • REV. 874-2078 REV. CALVIN BURROW Roost Museum this Saturday, Sep- County dis- wife and maimed his son. He was SUN. SERVICES: 3 P.M. • WED.: 7 P.M. tember 27. cover the understandably curious about the BODY OF CHRIST MINISTRIES: Journalist and novelist Pete worst case of case and asked her to see if she could 501 S. MCCLELLAND • PASTOR: R.W. ELLERBROOK SATURDAY: 6 P.M. • SUNDAY DISCIPLESHIP CLASS: 9:30 Hamill once said, “There is a grow- family anni- learn the details. By the time she did, 24 A.M. ing feeling that perhaps Texas is hilation this her father had died and, curiously, SUN.: 10:30 A.M. • SUN. LIFE GROUP: 4:30 P.M. Lana Barnett WED.: 6:30 P.M. really another country, a place where country has was buried in the same cemetery as CHRIST’S KIDS OUTREACH MINISTRY: the skies, the disasters, the dia- ever recorded the murderer who shared his name. 416 S. KEARNEY • JANET & STEVE CARTER • 874-2007 SUN. BREAKFAST 9:30 A.M. • SUN. PRAISE & WORSHIP monds, the politicians, the women, after unearthing the remains of eight Barnett was born in Mem- HOUR 10 A.M. the fortunes, the football players and children and their mother. phis and lived her fi rst ten years in EMERGENCY TIRE SERVICE SUNDAY SCHOOL: 10:30 A.M. • WED.: 5 P.M. the murders are all bigger than any- June 1930: an Amarillo, Texas Lakeview before moving to Tulia. ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 301 S. PARKS ST. • 874-2511 • REV. JIM AVENI where else.” peaceful summer morning was After marriage she lived in Canyon FIRST SUNDAY SERVICE: 11 A.M. That observation proved true in turned into pandemonium when a for several years and worked for The ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH the early years of the Texas Panhan- blonde colored Durant drove through Canyon News. In 1991 she and her MONTGOMERY & MCCLELLAND 24 HR. FR. AROKIA RAJ SAMALA dle. Three sensational murder cases the gates of the quaint Country Club husband returned to Tulia where she SUN. MASS 11 A.M. made national and international Addition and suddenly exploded was Chamber of Commerce Presi- ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST CHURCH headlines. Each involved a husband hurling metal and body parts all over dent/Director for many years. Until 300 N. JEFFERSON ST. • PASTOR: ROY WILLIAMS murdering his wife. But the similar- the neighborhood. recently she had a weekly newspa- SUN. SCHOOL: 10 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 11:15 A.M. 287 TIRE & TUBE WED.: 7 P.M. (WEATHER PERMITTING) ity ends there. One was a preacher, There was a time when all six per column called Panhandle Tid- TRUE CHURCH OF GOD & CHRIST one a farmer, and the other an attor- subjects’ names, husbands and the bits and has a Facebook page by the 301 N. JEFFERSON • ST. PASTOR: JEFF RILES SUN. SCHOOL: 10 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 11:15 A.M. ney. One used poison, another an axe wives they killed were notoriously same name with over 11,000 follow- WED.: 7 P.M. while the other placed explosives famous and news services carried the ers. She has published other books, SERVICE ARENA OF LIFE COWBOY CHURCH behind the seat of the family car. latest details in each case to newspa- magazines and a play about the area. 214 S. KEARNEY• PASTORS: BUNK & AMY SKELTON October 1897: a Panhandle, pers all over the country. Today all Her latest before Lonely Graves was SUN. SCHOOL: 10:30 A.M. • TUE. BIBLE STUDY: 7 P.M. Texas Methodist minister decides lie in Lonely Graves, where only Route 66 Guide to the Texas Pan- HEDLEY to slip his faithful wife of seventeen occasional curiosity seekers visit handle. NEW & USED TIRES • QUALITY SERVICE CHURCH OF CHRIST 110 E. SECOND ST. • MINISTER: BRIGHT NEWHOUSE years a lethal dose of strychnine the the sites. Barnett has woven a tale Lonely Graves, a Texas Murder SUN. BIBLE CLASS: 10 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 11 A.M. day after their 17th wedding anniver- of deceit, false pride, rage and the Trilogy can be purchased through Daytime: 874-0213 SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. • WED.: 7:30 P.M. sary. ultimate, murder, into an account Amazon.com 317 W. 2ND • CLARENDON FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 200 N. MAIN ST. • PASTOR: STAN COSBY Nights: 336-1166 205-1137 662-6336 SUN. SERVICE: 4:00 P.M. NATHAN DUSTIN CHARLES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 210 N. MAIN ST. • 856-5980 • PASTOR: BRUCE HOWARD Author: Bridge: Organization served SUN. SCHOOL: 10 A.M. • SUN.: 11 A.M. & 6 P.M. Continued from page one. WED.: 7 P.M. and set sales and promotions,” she 25,000 victims since opening HOWARDWICK said. Continued from page one. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH County Sheriff’s Offi ce, CASA of ical communities to work together 235 RICK HUSBAND BLVD. • 874-3326 • REV. DAVE She also now gets fan mail and STOUT has readers as far away as Australia, the High Plains, Children’s Pro- to best serve victims of child abuse SUN. SCHOOL: 10 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 10:45 A.M. SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. • WED.: 6 P.M. and readers who sent emails point- tective Services, Childress County and sexual assault. The center Sheriff’s Offi ce, Childress Police offers a comfortable, private, child- Welding Supplies OLD PATHS PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH ing out typos or historical errors are HEREFORD LANE AT HWY 70 • 673-1770 now part of a network of volunteer Department, Collingsworth County friendly setting where forensic 3RD SUNDAYS - DON MARTIN • 4TH SUNDAYS - DON WATSON proofreaders for Bethany Claire. Sheriff’s Offi ce, Donley County interviews and sexual exams can be SERVICES: 10:30 A.M. Looking to the future, Hysinger Sheriff’s Offi ce, Hall Countyconducted. Sheriff’s Offi ce, Memphis Police Since its inception, The MARTIN embarked last week on a move to MARTIN BAPTIST CHURCH Florida and says there’s still more to Department, Panhandle Police Bridge has provided child-sensitive US 287 W SUN. SCHOOL: 10 A.M. • SUN. SERVICE: 11 A.M. come for Morna’s Legacy but she’s Department, Texas Rangers and services to more than 25,000 young SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. • WED.: 7 P.M. also plotting a new series that will Tralee Crisis Center. victims and their families residing The Bridge Children’s Advo- in the Texas Panhandle. BRICE be more of a contemporary romance BRICE DELIVERANCE TABERNACLE genre. cacy Center opened its doors in The child advocacy center PASTOR: LOUIS BENNETT SUNDAY: 9:45 A.M. • SUN. EVENING: 6 P.M. Hysinger hopes her new career Amarillo in 1989 and was Texas’ provides the victim and their fami- WED.: 6 P.M. contines for a long time, and her fi rst Children’s Advocacy Center. lies with information and services advice to people is simply to follow The Bridge is a comprehensive, so that the crime will not defi ne SPONSORED BY your dreams. child-focused program that offers a their life. Everything you need highly effective, one-stop approach The Bridge is not only focused ROBERTSON FUNERAL “Doors open if you’re doing DIRECTORS something you’re passionate about,” to child abuse investigation. The on the coordinated investigation of for all your Fall projects. she says. “Just do it. Someone is facility allows law enforcement, the abuse and the prosecution of the COUNTRY BLOOMERS going to make it happen, so why not child protective services, prosecu- offender, but also on the health and FLOWERS & GIFTS you?” tors and the mental health and med- future of the child victim. 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Bronco JV game ends Broncos fall to Gruver last Friday in tie with Gruver Where’s By Sandy Anderberg enth in the state Friday night. We just made a couple of mistakes, The Bronco Junior Varsity Going up against the 10th “It has just been one of those and we can’t do that against a good football squad played the Gruver Your Card? ranked team in the state was a tough years,” Jack said. “We are very team.” Greyhounds to a 6-6 tie at home last Business Cards • Flyers • Brochures matchup for the Broncos last Friday young, and then we’ve been hurt Jack also cited Zack LaRoe as Thursday night in Bronco Stadium. Envelopes • Stationery • Posters night in Gruver. The Broncos fought by injuries, so it was another tough having a good game on offense run- The Broncos’ lone score came Postcards • Promotional Items hard, but still suffered a 0-41 loss to week for us. We have had a lot of ning the ball and making catches. in the second quarter when Mikeal the Greyhounds. challenges so far.” The Broncos will use this week LaRoe scored on a three-yard run. Call Today! 806-874-2259 “Our pre-district schedule is Jack noted that the Broncos to regroup and prepare for Booker on The two-point conversion failed and tough,” head coach Gary Jack said. controlled the ball, especially in the Friday. the Broncos led by six. The Broncos “We are still fi ghting injuries, and second half of play, but could not “It will be another tough week held that lead until late in the fourth that puts us in a bind.” fi nd the end zone to put points on for us,” Jack said. “We are just trying quarter when the Greyhounds were The Broncos are still moving the board. “We had several players to survive until our open week to get able to fi nd the end zone. They, too, ACE people around to fi ll spots left by have good games,” Jack said. “Riley some guys back and get ready for failed to convert the bonus, so the PEST CONTROL injuries earlier in the year and oppo- Shadle had twelve tackles on defense district.” game was tied at six all and that is “Is your place an ace place?” nents are getting tougher. After fi ght- and did a good job for us. Clay Koet- The Broncos will travel to where it ended. Terry & Jason Wheeler, C.A. TPCL 10615 ing against Gruver, the Broncos will ting, Bryce Hatley, Zack Watson, and Booker on Friday, September 26, According to coach Brandt www.acepestcontrol.pro travel to Booker, who is ranked sev- Caleb Cobb all played solid defense. and play at 7:30 p.m. Lockhart, several Broncos made a good showing in the 806-372-5449 game. Demarjae Cortez had two [email protected] interceptions on defense and Justin We Specialize in General Pest, Termite, Pretreatments Colts lose to Gruver Greyhounds TermiTe season fasT approaching. call us for inspecTions. The Clarendon Junior High Elam found Bear Smith in the end said. “We had chances at the end but Christopher had a fumble recovery. Colts dug in deep for a battle against zone from fi ve yards out for a touch- failed to capitalize.” Playing an outstanding defensive Gruver at home last Thursday night, down. Elam noted that McCleskey game were Nick Shadle, Nathan but fi rst half problems put the Colts Elam added the conversion to had an outstanding game running Shadle, Andy Davis, Randy Aguilar, behind early and they lost, 20-28. give the Colts eight points on the and catching the ball. And Smith and Raylyn Shelton and Kade Hunsaker. Mr. Fix It “Things did not go well for us scoreboard. Gruver scored once Cruz Torres had good games catch- Lockhart also noted that Laroe and in the fi rst half,” coach Brad Elam again before the break to go up ing the ball. On defense, Gavin Word Cortez did a good job running the said. “We were slow off the ball and 28-14, which was a back breaker for had several bit hits; Dalton Benson ball. “I was pleased with our effort,” Kyle Hill lacked intensity. Gruver took the the Colts according to Elam. made many tackles and Preston Elam Lockhart said. lead early but we fought back on a “We would shut Gruver down had two interceptions in the game. As of this time, the Broncos Minor repairs, odd jobs, and more. 38-yard run from Ryan McCleskey.” in the second half, and McCles- The Colts will play Booker at will not have a junior varsity game The Greyhounds scored twice key added another touchdown from home on Thursday, September 26, against Booker next Thursday night. before the Colts’ quarterback Noab short yardage to cut the lead,” Elam beginning at 5:00 p.m. 672-8908 &ODUHQGRQ Call us today! • 800.687.9737 &2//(*( Locations in Clarendon, Pampa, Childress & Amarillo Start on the Path Unleash your potential! www.ClarendonCollege.edu to a New Career AUGUST 15 BOVINA home

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SEPT. 26 FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPT. 27 “HISTORIC FOOTPRINTS IN DONLEY COUNTY” THIS PROGRAM WAS MADE POSSIBLE IN PART WITH A GRANT FROM HUMANITIES TEXAS, THE STATE AFFILIATE OF THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES. AUG. 18 - SEPT. 27 A WOMAN OF TWO WORLDS 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Cynthia Ann & Quanah Parker Photo Exhibit: & A MAN IN TWO WORLDS FRIDAY, 9 TO 5:30 - “SOUTHERN PLAINS INDIANS” & “COWBOY CULTURE ON THE PANHANDLE PLAINS” FRIDAY, 9 TO 5:30 & SATURDAY, 10 TO 5 - “ROPE AS A TOOL IN DEVELOPING THE WEST” 8 nEWS The Clarendon Enterprise • September 25, 2014

She is survived by her husband, After graduating he taught Goetze and wife Margaret of Laredo; Subscribe Today. Call 874-2259. Bob Havens of Clarendon; 3 agriculture at Breckenridge and later paternal aunt Margaret Klinkerman Obituaries daughters, Dianne Bentley of Hubbard High Schools. In 1984 he of San Antonio; nieces LaRaena Havens Cheyenne, Oklahoma, Crystal joined the United States Department Richardson and husband Paul of Connie Lee Havens, 67, died Stewart and husband Jon of Amarillo, of Agriculture as a Farmers’ Home Corsicana; nephew Wade Gillen and Tuesday, and Bobbie Corder and husband Administration credit management wife Jennifer of Barry; step-niece September Glen of Houston; 2 brothers, Jimmy specialist. He served farmers and Katy Bates of Laredo; great nieces 16, 2014, in Phillips of Lake Texhoma and Danny ranchers through the USDA in Lacy Richardson of Corsicana; Clarendon. Joey & Brenda Lee Phillips of Amarillo; a sister, Pernie Memphis, Perryton, Seguin, Dumas, Tristan, Lanie, and Camryn Gillen of Services Lee’s Insurance Brown of Quanah; 7 grandchildren, Waxahachie, and Clarendon offi ces Barry; a host of cousins and friends. PO Box 189 • Clarendon, Texas 79226 were held Steven Bentley and wife Clarissa during a career that lasted 27 years. Visitation was held from 6:00 on Saturday, 806.874.2130 and Meagan Logan and husband After retiring, he returned to the to 8:00PM on Friday, September September Garrett all of Cheyenne, Oklahoma, family farm in Wichita County where 19, 2014 at Dutton Funeral Home 20, 2014, HOME • AUTO • LIFE • COMMERCIAL Leigh Chandler and husband Curtis he worked up until his passing. in Iowa Park. Services were in the First of Yukon, Oklahoma, Madison and Larry was a member of the Saturday, September 20, 2014 at Baptist Havens Quinton Stewart of Amarillo, and Trinity Lutheran Church of Clara the Trinity Lutheran Church of Church in GLASSTECHGLASSTECHGLASSTECH Wade and Cole Gillig of New Caney; and a past member of Beautiful Clara with Pastor Samuel Wirgau Clarendon 4 great grandchildren, and 2 great Savior Lutheran Church of Amarillo. offi ciating. Interment was at the with Patrick Robertson, offi ciating. grandchildren on the way. He had a passion for working with Clara Community Cemetery. WINDSHIELDWINDSHIELD REPAIR REPAIR Cremation will follow after the WINDSHIELD REPAIR The family request memorials youth which lead him to volunteer Pallbearers were Dale Askew, service. Larry Larry& Larry& & be sent to the Clarendon Volunteer with the Donley County 4-H, Bill England, Wade Gillen, Dan Cremation and arrangements Donna Hicks Donna Hicks Fire Department / PO Box 364 / Clarendon FFA, and the Junior Glass, David Kearney, and honorary Donna Hicks were under the direction of Robertson Call Donna at Call Donna at Clarendon, Texas 79226 or Citizens Historians of Clarendon High pallbearer Rex Fuston. Funeral Directors of Clarendon. 806-874-3108Call Donna806-874-3108 at Cemetery Association / PO Box 983 School. Professionally, he was a In lieu of fl owers the family Connie was born June 20, 1947, 806-205-1501 806-205-1501 / Clarendon, Texas 79226. member of Texas Association of requests donations be made to St. 806-874-3108 • 806-205-1501 in Memphis to Curtis Pope “Pete” and Credit Specialist serving in a variety Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Stella Phillips. She married Bobby SEALSEAL THAT THAT CHIP BEFORECHIPSEAL THAT BEFORE IT SPLITS! CHIP BEFORE IT SPLITS! IT SPLITS! of offi ces including President of the Gene “Bob” Havens on October 26, Goetze Texas Association from 2010-2011. 1963, in Clarendon. Connie lived Larry John Goetze, 57, went His favorite hobby was sharing most of her life in Donley County. to be with his Lord on Tuesday, history with others, most notably She was a loving wife, mother, sister, September 16, 2014. He was born through his participation in the Plum 4-M friend, and Granny Connie to many. September 4, 1957, in Wichita Falls Creek Brigade. She worked on the family farm for to Oscar and Edith (Adams) Goetze. He was preceded in death by his years as well as several jobs over Larry graduated from Iowa parents, Oscar and Edith. Drilling the years. Most recently she was Park High School in 1976 and went He is survived by his wife the Justice of the Peace for Donley on to Vernon College graduating in Irrigation, Domestic, Test hole of 32 years Lyndal Gillen-Goetze County, Precinct 1&2. 1978. He completed his academic of Electra and son Paul Goetze of Goulds and Simmons Pumps She was preceded in death by career receiving a Bachelor of Amarillo; brothers Tim Goetze and Joe Morrow, owner her parents; and a brother, Clifton Science degree from Tarleton State spouse Leslie of Burleson; Dr. Jim P.O. Box 701 Claude, TX 79019 806.226.5023 806.681.7150 Phillips. University in 1980.

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