13 June 2013 - Weekly Gazette

Frontier Days & Rodeo, July 13th
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Volume 15 Number 38, June 13, 2013
Ted Alley Presents Keys of Former
Coming July 13th Delta Funeral Home to City of Ladonia
Ladonia Frontier Days
By: Lavonne Duncan
The Ladonia Frontiers Day
are being planned and hope that
we have a big day and the
weather is great. The Rodeo
will start on Friday night July
12 and Saturday night July 13th.
We will have all day on the
Square on Saturday July 13th
starting at 9:00am. Games and
vendors wanted. Hope we can
talk the shoot out gang into putting on a shoot out for us. The
Fire Dept will be cooking
breakfast on Saturday morning
and be sure to come and eat a
good breakfast with them.
This will be our 48th year for
the Frontiers Day. If I am doing
the math right that means the
first Frontiers Day was in July
of 1965, I did not live here then
but do remember the year after
we moved here in 1969 the
Square was full and with the
many skits that the women and
men put on were great. A lot of
the local women dressed in long
dresses and really put on a
show, Really enjoyed watching
them. If you have any ideas or
would like to help with this
please feel free call me.
It was a historic transaction
last week when ownership of
two buildings belonging to
Delta Funeral Home on the west
side of Ladonia’s town square
were transferred to the City of
Ladonia. The property donation
was made by CMG Funeral
Partners of Nacogdoches, who
recently acquired Delta Funeral
Home and moved Ladonia operations to its Cooper location.
Former owner of the business Ted Alley, was present to
present the keys for the Ladonia
property to Ladonia Mayor Jan
By: Doug Franklin and Debby Frey
Cooper. Mr. Alley took the
opportunity to thank Ladonia
area families that had supported
Delta Funeral Home for so
many years. Ted and wife Lynn
Alley had operated Delta
Funeral Home since the death of
Lynn's father, Fred Newman, a
number of years ago. According
to Ted, the Newman's bought
Bradshaw Funeral Home from
Arthur Bradshaw in 1939 and
operated it as Delta Funeral
Home until earlier this year.
Mayor Cooper thanked the
owners of CMG Funeral
Partners for their generosity to
the city, and thanked Ted and
Lynn Alley for their long tenure
of service to people of the
Ladonia area. Mayor Cooper
said the town would put the
property to good use, with
intentions of using the property
to bring people to Ladonia and
to the downtown area.
Ladonia
Chamber
of
Commerce President Debbie
Frey, present for the property
transfer, said she is excited at
having a public facility available on the townsquare where
people can come and also visit
local downtown shops.
City Councilman Issac
Scoggins, who chairs Ladonia's
Parks
and
Recreation
Committee, said the group is
trying to bring together a broad
use of the buildings, one that
will also provide adequate funding to upgrade and remodel the
structures. "We are studying
ways to bring together
Ladonia's history, heritage, and
natural resources using this gift
to Ladonia," Scoggins said.
“Enhancing Grasslands Through Grazing
Management” and Tour Caddo Grasslands - Ladonia
On Friday, June 21st, the Fannin Soil and Water Conservation
District is partnering with the Texas Section Society for Range
Management to host a Summer Grazing Tour at the Caddo National
Grassland near Ladonia, TX. The focus of this meeting is
“Enhancing Grasslands through Grazing Management.”
In 1937 the Caddo Grasslands was acquired by the federal government to rehabilitate this damaged landscape. In 1960 this land
was transferred to the U.S. Forest Service and restoration efforts
have been made without livestock. Today the U.S. Forest Service is
seeking alternatives to naturally stimulate this grassland health by
planned grazing and prescribed fire.
By: Mary Jane Godwin
The event will begin at 9:00 am at the Fannindel ISD Cafeteria.
Austin Sewell, Rangeland Specialist for the Forest Service will
explain livestock integration and outline the goals of the Fannin
Grazing Coalition. Then, Dr. Mort Kothmann for Texas A&M
University will explain forage and livestock recordkeeping for sustainable use.
A tour will take place at 10:00 am, and the stops will include a
look at the native plants that are adapted to Fannin County, forage
and brush responses after prescribed fire, and a discussion on proper grass utilization. Participants on the tour will include representatives from The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, NRCS, and
Texas Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative.
Lunch will be provided at noon by the Fannin SWCD, and then
participants are welcome to stay for a 30 minute afternoon session
on tracking grazing data year to year with “The Grazing Manager”
(TGM). TGM is a decision support software system available as a
free download for grazers interested in a simple way to track grass
production and livestock utilization.
For further questions, contact the USDA-Natural Resources
Conservation Service Office in Bonham at 903-583-9513 x3 or
come by at 2504 North Center Street, Bonham, TX.
Please RSVP to 903-583-9513 x3 if you plan to eat lunch.*****
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Front row Amanda Wilburn, Stevie Earles, Michaela Boese, Demessa Sims, Chatorian Lock, Sarah Parr, Shayla Braxton
Back row John Fornof, Jeramy Howell, Chris Adams, Maurico Chacon, Donald Bradford, Jessie Allison, T J Erwin, Joe Lopez
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CORRECTION:
It was brought to my attention that the Weekly Gazette had the Valedictorian,
Salutatorian & 3rd Highest incorrect... Reprinting.... Sorry T.J., and Congratulations
to you ALL!
News From Fannindel I.S.D
“Falcon Territory”
Valedictorian ~ Salutatorian
TJ Erwin, Valedictorian
My name is John Joseph
Fornof, but my nickname
is JJ. I am the son of
Melissa Fornof and John
Fornof. I have been
enrolled at Fannindel ISD
JJ Fornoff, Salutatorian
since Kindergarten. I
achieved commended academic performance on
nearly all of my state tests
during my middle school
and high school careers. I
I am the daughter of
Howard and Elena Parr. I
moved to Fannindel high
school in November. I
went to Bland high school
and was involved in Beta.
Here at Fannindel, I am
also involved in Beta. I
have a GPA of 3.88 and
have been accepted to
Texas A&M University in
Commerce. I plan to get
my Bachelor’s degree in
Nursing and go on to specialize in oncology and
become an oncology
nurse.
Hi, my name is T. J.
Erwin. I am the son of Joe
and Cathy Erwin. I have
been enrolled in Fannindel
since Kindergarten. I have
participated in Beta, UIL
Academics, basketball,
Sarah Parr, 3rd Highest baseball, track, and golf
will be attending Paris while I have been in
Junior College this sum- school. After high school I
mer and fall, and I’ll be plan on going to A&M
majoring in Computer Commerce to run track
and get my master’s
Science.
My name is Sarah Parr. degree in Engineering.
News From Fannindel I.S.D
“Falcon Territory”
Military Leader Returns To Fannindel
Alma Mater
By: Doug Franklin
Noted educator, military
leader, and author, Colonel
James Wilhite, returned to his
alma mater Fannindel High
School last Tuesday night to
deliver
this
year’s
Commencement Address to fifteen graduating members of the
Senior Class.
A crowd of more than four
hundred gathered into the H L
Milton Sports Complex to
honor the graduates and hear
COL Wilhite.
A native of Pecan Gap, the
speaker has served in various
roles in the United States Army
Reserve for more than thirtynine years and also is Professor
Emeritus from Northeastern
State University in Tahlequah,
Oklahoma, having spent twenty-six years in higher education.
COL Wilhite is currently on a
speaking tour and conducting
book signings for his book, We
Answered the Call. His book
from Tate Publishing is the true
story by Colonel Wilhite of success and hope from Operation
Enduring
Freedom
in
Afghanistan.
His address to the graduates
centered around citizenship and
how to use the leadership skills
they
gained
in
school.
Unexpectedly called up from
his life as a professor of
Education, Wilhite’s life was
suddenly turned upside down by
a call to take the skills and training he had acquired as an educator and a drill sergeant to
Afghanistan. After all, Jim
spoke the persuasive dialect of
Texas and Oklahoma, and as a
rural youngster in Northeast
Texas he had learned to be
resourceful. These life-learned
qualities were essential for his
assignment.as he was deployed
to a war zone in the capital city
of Kabul.
Called back to active duty in
the Army, Dr. Wilhite became
Colonel Wilhite and embarked
on a mission that seemed
impossible. He was tasked to
build a National Military
Academy for Afghanistan, a
university equivalent undertaking, with no allotted budget and
with no full-time staff. West
Point, where he had served on
the faculty, was to be his model.
Once there, he and a dedicated
team of Afghan, American, and
Allied colleagues use their
diversity, savvy, and drive to
overcome all obstacles and
build a symbol of hope – the
National Military Academy of
Afghanistan.
This 1965 graduate of
Fannindel is now considered by
the Afghans to be the “Father of
the National Military Academy
of Afghanistan” and is generally
acknowledged to be an exceptional goodwill ambassador of
our country.
Colorful and charismatic,
Jim Wilhite is not one who
places great importance on
being addressed as ‘Colonel
Wilhite’. Jimmy is a plainspeaking Texan/Oklahoman and
it was clear from his stories that
struggles and discipline from
his days at Fannindel were key
to his getting results with scant
resources in Alfghanistan.
The Valedictorian Address was
delivered by Theren Joe Erwin,
Jr., and the Salutatorian Address
was given by John Joseph
Fornof. Third high graduate,
Sarah Elizabeth Parr, gave the
invocation, and benediction was
given by class member Stevie
Brown-Earles.
Fannindel High School
Principal Robert Wayne Milton
presented scholarships to the
graduating seniors. He said it
was the first time in the school's
history that all graduating seniors had received scholarships.
A total of more than $30,000 in
scholarships were presented to
graduates from donors as follows: Christopher Austin
Adams from Fannindel Alumni;
Jesse Ardell Allison from
Fannindel Alumni; Michaela
Ellizabeth Boese from Verne
Cooper Foundation and Doc
Pickard Memorial; Donald
Glenn Bradford, Jr. from Doc
Pickard Memorial; Shay'La
La'Shawn Ky'anne Braxton
from Fannindel Alumni; Stevie
Michelle Brown-Earles from
Bethel Lodge #134; Mauricio
Chacon, Jr. from Doc Pickard
Memorial; Theren Joe Erwin, Jr.
from Doc Pickard Memorial,
Paris Junior College, Texas
Education Agency, and Delta
County MUD; John Joseph
Fornof from Paris Junior
College and Bethel Lodge #134;
Jeramy Charles Howell from
Doc
Pickard
Memorial;
Chatorian Jarielle Locke from
Verne Cooper Foundation and
Doc Pickard Memorial; Joe Lee
Lopez from Doc Pickard
Memorial; Sarah Elizabeth Parr
from Verne Cooper Foundation
and Doc Pickard Memorial;
Demessa Elaine Sims from
Verne Cooper Foundation, Doc
Pickard Memorial, and Waste
Management Company, and
Amanda Renee Wilburn from
Doc Pickard Memorial.
Diplomas were presented by
Fannindel ISD board members
Gwen Beeler, Marva Scott,
Mandy Duplechan, Charlene
Crosby, Scott Franklin, Joe
Erwin, and Wanda White.
A Baccalaureate Service on
Sunday
evening
before
Tuesday's commencement featured the Reverend Cecil Jones,
who delivered the message to
graduating seniors, family, and
friends gathered at H. L. Milton
Sports Complex. The event was
followed by a reception for the
Seniors.
Glaser Family Foundation
Receives Gift
The
Glaser
Family
Charitable Foundation (GFCF)
received an anonymous gift of
$10,000 to be used for the organization’s Scholarship Program.
These funds will be distributed
amongst the 106 students who
will receive scholarships for the
fall semester. This raises the
total amount awarded to
$41,250 for the fall.
The GFCF Scholarship
Program seeks to identify and
support students who combine
academic promise with character and a commitment to their
community.
At least 80% of the scholarship funds are awarded to
students from Fannin County
during the fall and spring
semesters each year. Since its
inception in 2002, this scholarship program has awarded over
$500,000 to Fannin County
students.
The
Glaser
Family
Charitable Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose goals
are to strengthen educational
and cultural opportunities, promote and protect children’s
health, and to support Christian
ministries. Donations to the
foundation are tax deductible to
the extent allowable by law and
are always greatly needed and
appreciated. To find out more
about GFCF, please visit the
website at: www.gfcf.org.
Honey Grove ISD is participating in the Summer Food
Service Program.School meals
will be provided to children
aged 1 through 18, without
charge and are the same for all
children regardless of race,
color, national origin, sex, age
or disability, and there will be
no discrimination in the course
of the meal service. Meals will
be provided at the sites and
times as follows:
only).
Monday-Friday
HGISD Summer
Food Program
Honey Grove Elementary
Cafeteria: 1206 N. 17th St. from
11:30-12:30
Monday-Friday., except July
4th and 5th.
NEW this year Roxton ISD
Cafeteria: 303 Denton St. from
11:30-12:30
Monday- Thursday (except July
4th and 5th.
Service days start June 10th and
end July 26th.
To file a complaint of discrimination, write or call immediately:
USDA
Fannindel
High
School
Cafeteria: 601 W Main St from
11:30-12:30
Monday-Thursday, except July
4th and 5th..
Director, Office of
Civil Rights
1400 Independence
Avenue, SW
Washington,
D.C.
20250-9410
(800) 795-3272 or
(202) 720-6382 (TTY)
Windom Park: 1 Main St. from
11:30-12:00 (June operation
USDA is an equal opportunity
provider and employer.
HG Elementary
PRIDE RALLY
By: Regina Lornson
Honey Grove Elementary
recently held our 4 awards for
the following categories: Math,
Science,
English,
Social
Studies, Writing, Reading,
Spelling,
and
Perfect
Attendance for the year.
Students on the A and A/B
Honor rolls were:
5th Grade A Honor Roll:
Nate Allen, Brock Braley,
Chandler Belew, Jacob Caffee,
Za’Tayvia Hayes, Madison
Loschke, Bridget Miller, Allie
Morrison, Jamar Person, Kenzi
Phipps, Demetria Pruitt, Hayden
Stroud
5th Grade A & B Honor Roll:
Kaci Allan, Michael Contreras,
Trey Corbett, Luis Coronado,
Eli
Cunningham,
Kobe
Deloach, Kristen Edwards,
Re’Onna
Finney,
Jessica
Flaherty,
Josie
Fletcher,
Za’Naysha Houston, Darcey
Key, Leslie Lopez, Chesney
May, Yazmin Medrano, Maura
O’Dea, Elijah Patterson, Kelci
Phipps, Kentavion Smith, Cade
Whitener, Mauren Wilson,
Drake Wooten
4th Grade A Honor Roll:
Hailey Breece, Erin Craig,
Maddison Cason, Ryan Charles,
Sydney Henry, Grace Horner,
Coleman Johnson, Makiyah
Johnson, Kelly Moxon, Ben
Patrick, Merideth Puckett, Joel
Richards, Ava Russell, Allie
Towery, Parker Weger
4th Grade A & B Honor Roll:
Cesar Gamez, Jordan Gerling,
Hannah Wooten
3rd Grade A Honor Roll:
Jonas Butler, Ashtin Davis,
Tylar Lane, Lydia Neeley,
Taylor Norris, Lucas Ordonez,
Trinity Perkins
3rd Grade A & B Honor Roll:
Jasmin Estrada, Dusti Gaither,
Aidan Lornson, Alyssa Martin,
Brinkleigh Mayberry, Preston
Morris, Kamren Smith, Kylie
Williams, Elisha Woods
2nd Grade A Honor Roll:
Hannah Allen, Maddi Barnett,
Ty’Ciera Battle, Evan Brown,
Alex Fisk, Nicholas Foote, Peter
Krahn, Nicholas Glover, Kayce
Hawkins,
Eddie
Lopez,
Madison Puckett, Priscella
Reyna, Noemi Rubio, Hudson
Stroud, Coleman Wilson
2nd Grade A & B Honor
Roll: Karsyn Crump, Kloee
Deloach,
Cinch
Gilmore,
Aubrey Henry, Kyla Johnson,
Brayden Lewis, Shelby Neisler,
Nick Ottmo, Trace Reese,
Daniel Tortorella, Antonio Vega,
Mayson Woodard, Carlos Yanez
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Honey Grove Middle School
Top Honor Students
Ashley Michele Foster is
the daughter of Clark and
Jenifer Foster. She is the granddaughter of Margaret Sherwood
Cunningham is the son of Brent
Cunningham and Laurel Lane.
He was born June 2, 1999 in
Paris, Texas. Drew has one sister, Madelyn and five brothers,
Zach, Cole, Tommy, Eli and
Noah.
During the last three years,
he has participated in many
school activities. Drew played
football, basketball, and ran
track. He played the baritone in
the band and was a member of
the Junior BETA Club. He also
competed in Academic UIL in
Number Sense, Dictionary,
Impromptu Speaking and
Science.
Drew is a member of
Westside Baptist Church.
During his spare time he enjoys
playing video games and playing on the computer.
Daddy Don’t Walk So Fast was
#4 in 1972 by Wayne Newton.
Father Figure by George Michael at
#1 in 1988. L.L. Cool J with Father
at #18 in 1998.
Quotes: By profession I am a soldier and take pride in that fact. But I
am provider - infinately proud to be
a father....Douglas MacArthur
If a child annoys you, quiet him
by brushing his hair. If this doesn’t
work, use the other side of the brush
on the other and of the child.
(Anonymous)
The most important thing a
father can do for his children is to
love their mother. Theodore M.
Hesburgh
A. Pets: Ruff, Duke,
Beauregard, Chip,
Freeway,
Pluto,
Lassie, Astro, Snoopy, Bullet, Max,
Dollar, Jack, Reckless, White Fang,
Dino, Tramp, Rin Tin Tin, Daisy,
Tyler, Goliath, Spike, Krypto, Flash,
Old Dan and Lil Ann, Old Yeller,
Cooper, Spike, Shadow & Chance,
Mr. Peabody, Apollo & Zeus,
Bandit, Scooby, Clifford, Spike,
ToTo, Pongo, Chopper, Odie and
Buck
B.
1.
Dennis
The
Menace
Mitchell________
2. The Harts (Hart to Hart)_______
3. Timmy Martin_____________
4. Fred Flintstone_____________
5. Jack London (Call of the
Wild)__________
6. Jed Clampette______________
7. Roy Rogers_______________
8. Elroy Jetsons_______________
9.
Wilderness
Family
(Toby)__________
10.
Douglas
(My
Three
Sons)___________
11. Davy Hanson_____________
12. The Grinch’s_____________
13. Shaggy__________________
14. Rusty (US Calvary) Ft. Apachie
1954-59_____________________
15.
The
Ingals
(Little
House)_________
16. The Waltons______________
17. Charlie Brown_____________
18. Chief Bill Gilliespie_________
19. Robin Masters (Magnum
PI)_______________
20. Johnny Quest_____________
21. Superman_______________
22. Mickey Mouse____________
23. Bruce (Swamp People)______
24. Richie Rich______________
25. Dogwood Bumstead________
26. Bob Seavers (The Incredible
Journey)_____________
27. The Fox & Hound movie_____
28. Roscoe’s Dog (Dukes of
Hazard)________________
29. Travis Coates (Walter Disney
movie) _________________
30. Billy Coleman (Where The Red
Fern Grows)________________
31. Tom & Jerry (cartoon)______
32. 101 Dalmatians___________
33. Wizard of Oz (Dorothy’s)____
34. Yanky Doodle (Protector)____
35. Norman Birdwell’s Big Red
Dog_________________
Gabriel
Andrew
Dot’s Happy Notes
by: Dorothy Harrison
Steven Crowley running the weed eater at the Mt Zion Clean-up
day.
Mike Brown on the riding mower helping with the clean -up on
Monday, May 27, 2013.
Roy Gaffney and Gwen Scott ran the push mowers during Mt Zion
Community Clean up day.
“Understanding The Father’s
Role” Everyday Hero.
Heroes come in all shapes and
sizes, but they all have one thing in
common. They’re proof it takes only
one person to make a difference!
In
the
Disney-Pixar’s
Underwater Adventure movie
“Finding Nemo” (2003) the father is
desperately searching for his lost
son.
Television has lots of shows with
strong father figures. Father Knows
Best, Robert Young as Jim
Anderson, father to three children,
Cliff Huxtable (Bill Cosby) with 5,
Michael Landon as Charles Ingals
on Little House, Ralph Waite as
John Walton’s kids and John Adams
as James Evans a struggling father
from the Chicago Housing Projects
3 kids of Good Times.
There are single fathers, Lucas
McCain (The Rifleman) and Ben
and the late Rudolph Sherwood
and Juanita Foster and the late
CB Foster.
Ashley has been involved
in Beta Club, basketball and
track during her junior high
years. She has also been heavily
involved in UIL competing in
ready writing, editorial writing,
impromptu speaking, mathematics, calculator, number
sense, maps graphs and charts,
oral reading, science and oneact play.
She has placed in and won
several of these events as an
individual and as a team member over the past three years.
Ashley is looking forward to
beginning her years at Honey
Grove High School.
Cartwright, Red Foxx and Andy
Griffith (AKA) Sheriff Andy Taylor
Bill Bixby, Courtship of Eddie’s
Father.
Other family shows also includes
Family Maters with Reginald Vel
Johnson as Carl Winslow a police
sergeant living in the suburbs of
Chicago.
Jock Ewing of the Dallas series
and Ozzie Nelson, dad to Ricky and
Dave.
Musical tunes also mentions
father traits. In 1973, Gladys
Knights, Daddy Could Swear, I
Declare was at its highest peak on
the charts at #19. O.C.Smith’s
,Daddy’s Little Man, was at #34 in
1969.
Three Artists had various places
on the charts with Daddy’s Home.
Shepard the Limelites #2 in 1961,
Jermaine Jackson #9 in 1973 and
Cliff Richard #23 in 1982.
Blake
Trivia
Directions: Name the location or
resident of the following men.
Ex. St. Elsewhere’s Denzel
Washington series. = Innercity
Boston
1. Judge Henry Garth (the Virginian)
western___________
2. George Jefferson____________
3. Marshal Simon Fry (The
Deputy/western_______________
4. Fraiser Crance______________
5. Joel Fleishman (Northern
Exposure)___________________
6. John Walton (Sr.)____________
7. Ben Matlock_______________
8. Jesse Stone________________
9. James Evans_______________
10. Judge Harry T. Stone (Night
Court)______________________
11. Andy Taylor_______________
12. Theo Kojak_______________
13. Steve McGarret____________
14. Robert Ironside____________
15. Joe Friday & Bill Gannon
(Dragnet)____________________
16. Fred & Lamont Sanford_____
17. Bill Gillspie & Virgil Tibbs___
18. Paladin___________________
19. Wyatt Earp________________
20.
Matthew
Dillon
(Gunsmoke)_____________
Bonus: A. Name two of the three
men that played James Bond
007_______________
B. Name the one surviving Tx
Ranger of the Lone Ranger western
series_______________
Trivia - Man’s Best Friend
(canine) Match the animal below
to the owner
Mahan’s
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Honey Grove, Tx
(903) 378-3977
(903) 249-5990
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-----------------------------------------Monday, June 17, 2013
Fried pork loin, Creamed potatoes / Gravy, Sweet Corn, Mixed
Greens, Cornbread, Cake
-------------Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Fried Catfish, French Fries, Pinto beans, Hush puppies, Onions/
tartar sauce, Cake
--------------Thursday, June 20, 2013
Fried chicken, Creamed potatoes / gravy, Green beans, Green salad
Hot rolls. Honey
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June 16-21
Windom Baptist Church
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1106 N. 12th Street, Honey
Grove. Thursday 6-8 p.m.,
Friday & Saturday 8a.m.-Noon.
Baby, Kids & Adults Clothes,
Home Decor, Furniture, Baby
and Kids Toys & Other Items.
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FARM AND HANDYMAN
opportunity in Paris. Must have
references, no tobacco or other
drugs. Must have own hand
tools, pick-up and Texas Drivers
License. Must have experience
operating large Hay Baler. Call
903-784-5814 after 7 p.m
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-------------------------------------THE WOLFE CITY PUBLIC
LIBRARY WILL HAVE A
RUMMAGE SALE IN THE
FALL AND WE WOULD LIKE
TO START COLLECTING
ITEMS NOW. START YOUR
SPRING CLEANING AND
BRING YOUR SLIGHTLY
USED
ITEMS TO THE
LIBRARY FOR SALE. WE
FOR SALE:
House & Lot
806 West Main Street
Honey Grove
903-640-6099
Landscape,
garden
and
flowerbeds, and farm handman,
Paris. Must have references.
No tobacco or other drugs.
Must have own hand tools,
pickup, and Texas drivers
license. Call 903-784-5814
after 7 pm.
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-------------------------------------Drivers: Regional Company
Drivers!! Out & Back Runs Out
THANK THE COMMUNITY
FOR ALL ITS SUPPORT.
CALL 903-496-7311 FOR
MORE DETAILS. BEVERLY
AND CHRISTINE
-------------------------------------Got Rats? We have Cats?
Are rodents eating your feed,
tack, and/or electrical wires?
You don’t need poisons…you
need cats! Barn Cats has sterilized feral and semi-feral cats
that have had a negative test for
feline leukemia plus rabies and
distemper shots that need a barn
to live in…they are “working”
cats. They need a job! All you
need is somewhere we can place
a cage for a 2-week relocation
period. We bring out the cats,
the cages, and everything to
make them comfortable including food and litter. All you have
to do is maintain that cage. At
the end of 2 weeks, you release
the cats and they “take care of
business” in your barn, shed, or
warehouse. They will require a
place to hide out and a
feeder/waterer for the long term
but that is all for the most part.
Feral cats are non-domesticated
cats – not pets. They do not
want in your house, to follow
you around, or to be petted. We
currently have 40+ cats waiting
for placement. We cover the 37
counties that are a 2-hour drive
each direction from Dallas/Fort
Worth. All you have to do is
contact Barn Cats for a short
discussion about your property
and the care of the cats then we
make an appointment to deliver
them. There is NO FEE – but
we ask for a donation and all
donations are tax-deductible.
Barn Cats, Inc. is an all-volunteer, tax-exempt non-profit
organization. Additional information
is
available
at
www.barncats.org. So, call
972-315-2875 or send an email
to info@barncats.org. We can
have cats “working for you” by
next weekend!
Service Directory
Serving Hunt, Fannin & Surrounding Counties!
PLACE YOUR AD HERE TODAY!!
Call Today
for Appointment!
Prompt - Courteous
Understanding
Prearranged & Prepaid
Plans Available
903-496-2331
200 Santa Fe, W.C.
Honey Grove
Barber Shop
105 S. First
(34 N. Ladonia Hwy.)
(903) 450-6516
Vicki Hill
Thu &Fri
9-5:30
Sat 9-1
Haircuts:
$10
Wolfe City I.S.D.
The Wolfe City Independent School District (WCISD),
Hunt County, Texas will receive Proposals for the
following:
RFP #13-1 Safety Upgrades, drainage, landing area
material, Elementary Playground
for the WCISD until 1:00 PM local time, June 20, 2013
in the Administrative Office at 503 West Dallas St, Wolfe
City, Texas 75496. Contact person for this project is
Vernon Richardson, Superintendent, 903-496-7333.
Weight
200-300
300-400
400-500
500-600
600-700
700-800
800-900
Steers/Bulls
Heifers
Market
Report 6-6-13
$ 191-235
$ 160-210
Head 400 161-198
146-169
131-155
120-136
117-126
101-116
143-170
133-154
121-140.5
117-128
100-120
94-108
Lower yielding bulls sold $95-96.5
Hi yielding slaughter cows sold $74-79.5
Lower yielding slaughter cows sold $60-73.5
The district reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any informality.
Appeared in: The Wolfe City Mirror on 06/06/2013 and
06/13/2013
Cattlemen’s Livestock
Commission Co.
1354 Clement Road, Paris, Texas
Sale Begins at
11:00 A.M.
Thursdays receipts were shorter than normal due to the rain,
but we are sure glad to have it!
For More Information Call:
Durant Stockyards is under NEW ownership! Jeff and
Charles Mallicote (903)785-7191
Barn
(903)784-7800
Lower yielding
bulls sold $ the
95-96.5
Rebeca Hazaleus
have purchased
market as of March 1,
Charles’ Mobile (903) 739-0682
Barn (903)784-2238
Hi
yielding
slaughter
cows
sold
$
74-79.5
2013. Cattle sales are still Thursdays 11 am, Sheep and Goats
Lower
yielding
slaughter
cows
sold
$
60-73.5
June 22nd at 11:00 a.m.
www.DurantStockyards.com
Thursdays receipts were shorter than normal due to the rain, but we are
www.Facebook.com/DurantStockyards
Sale Date Saturday, June 8, 2013
sure glad to have it!
Office: 580-924-1850 Jeff: 580-380-6300
Head Count 1431 Week Ago 775
Sale Every Sat. at 11 a.m.
Durant Stockyards is under NEW ownership! Jeff and Rebeca Hazaleus
have purchased the market as of March 1, 2013.
Cattle sales are still Thursdays 11am, Sheep and Goats June 22nd @
11am
Under 300 lbs 1.55 2.25
www.DurantStockyards.com
www.Facebook.com/DurantStockyards
Office: 580-924-1850 Jeff: 580-380-6300
Open 8-5:30
Mon-Fri
Pat Doyle & J.R.
Mechanics
Leonard
Pharmacy
www.leonardpharmacy.net
Pharmacists
Eugene Kegans
& Kacey Blackerby
122 W. Collin, Leonard, Tx
587-3363
Wolfe City I.S.D.
INVITATION FOR BIDS
NOTICE OF REQUESTS FOR
PROPOSALS
(RFP)
MARKET REPORT 6-6-2013 ~ 400 Head
Golden West Apartments:
Now Accepting Applications
for 1 & 2 Bedroom
Apartments. Water, sewer,
garbage, appliances, lawn
maintenance
provided.
Laundry facility. Rent is
based on your income. 62
years of age or older, handicap/disabled, regardless of
age. Call (903) 496-2320.
“This Institution is an equal
opportunity provider and
employer”
DOYLE’S
GARAGE
533 W. Dallas St., Wolfe City, Tx 75496
(903) 496-7333 (903) 496-2283
533 W. Dallas St., Wolfe City, Tx 75496
(903) 496-7333 (903) 496-2283
DuranI
Stockyards
Owens
Funeral Home
300-400lbs
1.45 1.90
Under-300lbs 1.40 2.15
300-400lbs
1.25 1.65
Slaughter
Steers
400-500lbs
500 and up
1.35 1.85
1.10 1.57.50
400-500lbs
500 600
1.20 1.55
.90 1.40
Heifers
*Cows
.45 .81
* Bulls
.85 1.00
*Stocker Cows 800 1170
*Pairs
950 2150
*Baby Calves
150 360
* Holstein Steers 80 120
The Wolfe City ISD, 503 West Dallas St., Wolfe City, TX
75496 will receive bids for the Construction of:
1. Secure Entry Vestibule, Walls and Doors, matching
existing materials and architecture, Wolfe City
Elementary.
2. Secure Entry Vestibule, Walls and Doors, matching
existing materials and architecture, Wolfe City Middle
School.
3. Secure Entry Vestibule, Walls and Doors, matching
existing materials and architecture, Wolfe City High
School.
4. Metal Security Fencing, Wolfe City Elementary and
Middle School.
5. Metal Wall/Doorways, exterior, Wolfe City
Elementary and Middle School.
6. Video Surveillance Systems at all three campuses,
interior and exterior;
Bids will be accepted until 1 P.M., on Thursday, June 20,
2013.
Bid specifics can be obtained at the Wolfe City ISD
Administrative Offices, 503 West Dallas, Wolfe City
Texas, or on the WCISD website, www.wcisd.net. For
an appointment to view the areas please contact
Superintendent Vernon Richardson, 903-496-7333.
The Wolfe City ISD reserves the right to reject any or all
bids or to waive any informality in the bidding. The
Wolfe City ISD, Wolfe City, Texas will not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex,
disability, familial status, or age.
Appeared in: The Wolfe City Mirror on 06/06/2013 and
06/013/2013
Wolfe City I.S.D.
533 W. Dallas St., Wolfe City, Tx 75496
(903) 496-7333 (903) 496-2283
NOTICE OF REQUESTS FOR
PROPOSALS
(RFP)
The Wolfe City Independent School District (WCISD),
Hunt County, Texas will receive Proposals for the following:
RFP #13-2 Diesel Fuel for school vehicles, including
delivery to WCISD, 513 Hanna St.,Wolfe City, Texas,
for the period August 1, 2013 through July 31, 2014.
Proposals should include all costs, delivery surcharges,
and other costs.
for the WCISD until 1:00 PM local time, June 20, 2013
in the Administrative Office at 503 West Dallas St, Wolfe
City, Texas 75496. Contact person for this project is
Vernon Richardson, Superintendent, 903-496-7333.
The district reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any informality.
Appeared in: The Wolfe City Mirror on 06/06/2013 and
06/13/2013
Join Us
Page 3, June 13, 2013 Weekly Gazette & W.C. Mirror
For The 4th Annual City Wide
Fireworks Display
Saturday, June 29th at Dusk
Behind the Puckett Family Clinic in Honey Grove
Come out and bring a lawn chair.
Stay in Touch With Those in the
Hospital
By: Carolyn Hicks
CaringBridge is an online, health-focused
social networking site in which you can stay in
connection with your loved ones during a hospital
stay. More than 500,000 people connect through
CaringBridge every day.
Either you or a friend or family member can
start a CaringBridge personal site. You can choose
to open your site to everyone or only a select few,
to protect your privacy. Your personal data is protected and not sold, and you won’t see any advertising as CaringBridge is supported by donations.
Use CaringBridge to keep a journal for your
hospital stay, keeping your friends and family up
to date on your progress. They can even leave supportive messages for you on the site. You can also
use the SupportPlanner to organize and coordinate
tasks with others.
You can access CaringBridge on any Internet
browser, or even on your iPhone or Android
device through the CaringBridge app.
CaringBridge also offers other services, such as
the CaringBook, a physical full color book that
documents your CaringBridge activity
CaringBridge is an easy way to stay connected
with your friends and family during any health
event. Paris Regional Hospital now provides this
information
and
free
link
on
ParisRegionalMedical.com and it available free to
use online at http://www.caringbridge.org.
Ramblings
By: Lena Shaw
The Ladonia Chamber of
Commerce will be showing a
movie, “Ice Age” on the square
Friday evening June 14th beginning at 8:30 p. m. It is free and
everyone is invited but advised
to bring bug spray to repel the
mosquitoes.
The following Saturday June
15th, the annual 20 miles of
garage sales will be held. Pecan
Gap, Bugtussle, Dial, Ben
Franklin and Ladonia will all
participate.
The annual Rattler Reunion
will be held at Fannindel on
Saturday June 15th also. Each
year, a few who have always
attended are unable to be there
to see old friends. Edward
Isaacs of Sherman was in
Ladonia Saturday and visited
the Isaacs and Freys in downtown Ladonia and also visited
1941 classmate Lena Shaw. He
called another classmate in
Houston, Newt Bartley, and he
is not sure he will be able to
make it to the reunion this year.
Congratulations to 2013
Honey Grove High School
graduate Alyssa Robnett who
was a member of the Beta Club
and received the Distinguished
Achievement Award. She has 31
college credits and will attend
the University of Texas at
Arlington to work for a degree
in nursing. She is the granddaughter of Debby and Jim
Crofford of Ladonia.
As of Saturday, Jerry Don
Smith showed some improvement, but is still critically ill.
Several in the area are checking
on him through phone messages
from his sister, Kaye Smith
Hall. Please continue in prayer
for him. He is allowed no visitors except family members.
Mr. Milton is now home from
the hospital and has a pacemaker.
Neva Taylor is also critically
ill from a malignancy and is in a
Tyler Hospital. Please be in
prayer for her and her mother
Jean Stewart who is not in the
best of health either.
Even though school is out the
town is quiet, as the children are
winding down and preparing for
summer ball games and the
upcoming Bookworm Club
organized
by
Danielle
Childress.
Do you enjoy working with
children? Hayden Thomas is
doing a wonderful job as youth
minister to the sixth through
twelfth grades at First Baptist,
but no one has come forward to
teach the younger children.
Shh! Shh! Their parents may
disown me, but are older folks
not allowed to speak their
minds? I am going to tattle on
my great granddaughters. The
teenager, Madison, will be
entering High School in
Commerce next semester. This
year, in addition to participating
in track, volley ball and basket
ball she came away with several
awards. 1, Top Scholar in
Science and English. 2. A honor
roll for the year. 3. Perfect attendance for the year. 4. The “C”
award, when the average in all
studies is never below 95 for the
year. Algebra I, Art, Health, Pre
AP English, Science, Social
Studies and Spanish. 5. Top
reader award. She won first
place in the UIL district oral
reading event. 6. Principal’s
Award (one boy and one girl
chosen from the class). Her
little sister, Savannah, finished
fifth grade and turned 11 on
June 11th. Her awards were 1. A
honor roll for the year. 2.
Principal’s Award for all A’s
through 3rd, 4th and 5th grades.
3. Gold Medal for her
Accelerated Reading. 4. Medal
for winning district in UIL oral
reading. 5. Language arts
Award. 6. Academic excellence.
She is also an All Star on her
softball team, where she pitches
and plays shortstop, was a member of the student council and
for the last six weeks of school
was part of the 5th grade news
team. I love them as only a
great grandparent can, and am
very proud of them. I ask that
you join me in prayer for them,
that they pursue their quest for
knowledge throughout their
lives, attaining wisdom as they
go.
Congratulations to Karen
Jones Pickard of Pecan Gap
who was recently named Delta
County volunteer of the year.
She is a member of the Big
Sisters, and mentors young
ladies who need her support.
She works in her community
and her Church, teaching in
Vacation Bible School and
wherever she is needed.
Birthday greetings on June
14th to Herma Jo Crews, Pat
Belinowski, Joseph Metzke and
Dylan Karl; on June 15th to
Larry Hamlin, Ronnie Sandlin,
Billy Frey, Judy Ann Thomas,
Austin Smith and Justin Miller;
on June 16th to Brandon
Thomas and Daniel and Carolyn
Kennedy; on June 17th to June
Drawbond, Jamie Reel and Ray
Mills, on June 18th to Dunta
Lewis; on June 19th to Patrick
Camacho and on June 20th to
Teleta Ann George.
Happy Wedding Anniversary
on June 14th to Blake and
Mandy Shaw!
Carol Shaw is back home in
Garland after several weeks in
Indiana with her parents. Her
father became very ill and
passed away on June 1st, with
all members of his family
around him. Bruce and Joyce
Moore spent years in Ecuador
as missionaries to the Colorado
tribe there and did mission work
in Guatemala also. Bruce’s cremains will be scattered in
Ecuador at a later date. A
memorial service was held for
him in Indiana.
Happy Father’s Day to all
you dads out there. May you be
the inspiration to your children
which will inspire them always
to work for the common good of
all mankind. May God continue
to bless all of you and your families.
Job Opening: Pay
Commensurate with Duties
By: Reuben Trussell, Pecan Gap
Tuesday morning, as Ed was
leaving East Side, he told Gary
Don to come on down to their
work site, presumably for a job.
“What would he need to do”,
asks Gary Don? Ed indicated
that he would do nothing. Well
… there was a certain preacher
there who heard the offer the
way he wanted to hear it. The
preacher asked, “Where can I
sign up to come there and do
nothing … and how much does
it pay?
Ed responded.
“Nothing! You will be paid
nothing to sit and do nothing.”
The response given by Ed
brings to mind a scripture in the
Bible.
Paul instructs the
Christians of two thousand
years ago, “In the name of the
Lord Jesus Christ, we command
you, brothers and sisters, to
keep away from every believer
who is idle and disruptive and
does not live according to the
teaching you received from us.
For you yourselves know how
you ought to follow our example. We were not idle when we
were with you, nor did we eat
anyone’s food without earning
it. We worked night and day
when we were with you. We did
this, not because we do not have
the right to such help, but in
order to offer ourselves as a model for
you to imitate. For
even when we were
with you, we gave
you this rule: “The
one who is unwilling
to work shall not eat.”
We hear that
some among you are
idle and disruptive.
They are not busy;
they are busybodies.
Such people we command and
urge in the Lord Jesus Christ to
settle down and earn the food
they eat. And as for you, brothers and sisters, never tire of
doing what is good.” (II
Thessalonians 3:6-13)
That brings to mind a story
… Jay was telling Mike that he
had just lost his job. “Why did
the foreman fire you?” Mike
asked in surprise. “Oh,” Jay
said, “you know how foreman
are. They stand around with
their hands in their pockets
watching everybody else work.”
“We all know that,” replied
Mike. “But why did he let you
go?” “Jealousy,” answered Jay.
“All the other workers thought I
was the foreman.”
Idleness, even in the work of
the Lord, comes to no good end.
As the preacher told the congregation this past Lord’s Day,
“Our first duty in to tell others
about Jesus and the salvation He
brings to us.”
We are to be busy as a witness for Christ. In The Great
Commission, found for times in
the Gospels and once in the
Book of Acts, Jesus tells the
Disciples, and us, to “GO”! Go
into the world, beginning at
home, and tell others The Good
News. By our words and
actions we can tell them that
God loves them and has a wonderful plan for their lives. By
our certain actions and failure to
tell them the Good News we
witness also. We tell them we
do not care where they spend
eternity.
To any who do not know
Jesus as Savior, who are reading
these words … “Look to Jesus
and be saved!” To those who
are saved … be busy telling
family, friends and neighbors
that Jesus is THE ONLY
ANSWER to the spiritual needs
of their lives. Heaven is a wonderful place and Heaven is a
REAL place. Jesus is the only
way for us to get to Heaven.
“Do not let your hearts be
troubled. You believe in God;
believe also in me. My Father’s
house has many rooms; if that
were not so, I would have told
you. I am going there to prepare
a place for you? And if I go and
prepare a place for you, I will
come back and take you to be
with me that you also may be
where I am. Jesus said, “I am
the way and the truth and the
life. No one comes to the Father
except through me.” (John 14:16)
“What we do for ourselves
dies with us. What we do for
others and the world remains
and is immortal.” (Albert Pine,
English author, d.1851)
A final apocryphal story. It's
a hot summer day and Dewey
and Larry are in a ditch digging
away. Meanwhile, Gary Don is
up under the shade of a tree sipping on a cool drink. Dewey
asks Larry, "Why are we down
here digging in the hot Sun
while Gary Don is being cool up
there?" Larry says, "I don't
know, I'll go ask him". Larry
goes up and asks Gary Don,
"Why are you up here in the
shade drinking a cool drink and
Dewey and I are in the ditch
digging in the hot sun?" Gary
Don says, "'cause I've got
smarts". "What's that? Asks
Larry. Gary Don puts his hand
in front of the tree and says,
“Hit my hand as hard as you
can". Larry swings his fist at
Gary Don’s hand. Gary Don
moves his hand and Larry hits
the tree, hurting his hand. Gary
Don, says "I knew to pull my
hand away, that’s called having
smarts". Larry goes back in the
ditch and Dewey asks, "What
did he say?" Larry says, "Its
cause he has smarts." "What's
that? Asks Dewey. Larry puts
his hand in front of his face and
says. "Hit my hand as hard as
you can!"
Now,
that’s
called
Workman’s Comp!
By the way, what if our elected officials in Austin and
Washington were paid according to the work they accomplish?
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Page 2, June 13, 2013 Weekly Gazette
Letter To The Editor:
The recent ‘On Record’,
comments from a Ladonia City
Council Member remind of
what happens in a small town
when it is left undefended by
the First Amendment, the freedom of the Press. Freedom of
Speech. A desenting opinion
against Government.
One,
that can not be equaled by misuse of official elected or
appointed powers.
It speaks well of our
Community (Ladonia) to publish the transition and the growing pains, the smell of dirty
laundry is much needed.
“The evolution, from those
in Power, to the people being
returned the Power".
As a new member of this
community (Ladonia), I want to
Thank the Journalists, from the
Gazette, who are willing to
walk in and look you in the eye,
and ask for your comments.
Many have none, and others
only whisper. Now, is a great
time for Ladonia... a moment to
speak aloud, and if for that you
are retaliated against, you have
a Voice, you always have, if you
will only speak up!!!
Glen Wolfe
2 S. Plaza Ladonia, Tx 75449
903-375-5009, ladoniashelterdogs@yahoo.com.
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BE AWARE:
By: Lorrie Page
The sunflower fields just east
of Honey Grove, or otherwise,
are beautiful this time of year
and people are continuously
stopping along the highways to
take photographs of their
famiies, children and grandchildren in the picturesque setting.
It’s been asked to ALERT the
public about the sunflowers.
The flowers are sprayed with an
industrial chemical that can be
absorbed through the skin as a
poison... so BE AWARE!
Signs are placed at strategic
areas of the fields warning
photograhpers, but are not
seemingly followed.
PLEASE,
PLEASE,
PLEASE DO NOT LET
CHILDREN RUN THROUGH
THE FIELDS... keep everyone
at the edge of the fields for
photographs.
Evelyn Ruth Ivey
Nursing Job Fair at
Paris Regional Medical
By: Carolyn Hicks
On Monday, June 24th from
4 PM to 8 PM, Paris Regional
Medical Center will host a Job
Fair to recruit and hire
Registered Nurses and a Family
Nurse Practitioner for full-time
and PRN positions.
Paris Regional will be doing
on-site interviews for nurses in
Behavioral
Medicine,
Emergency Room, Float Pool,
House Supervisor, Intensive
Care Unit, Labor and Delivery,
Medical Surgical, Observation,
Oncology, Patient Transfer
Center, Rehab, Step-Down,
Surgery and West Paris Clinic.
Registration will be in the
front lobby at Paris Regional
Medical Center, 865 DeShong
Drive, Paris, TX 75460.
Interviews will be conducted in
Lewis Hall. Participants should
bring a resume and nursing
license with them. Job offers
will be made on-site.
Full-time positions offer a
generous benefits, including
medical, dental, vision, life
AD/D, long term disability,
short term disability, flexible
spending accounts, 401k, vacation time, sick time, bereavement, jury duty, major holidays,
and tuition assistance.
Refreshments will be offered
in the cafeteria for those awaiting their interview. Participants
will also receive a ticket for
PRMC door prizes.
For more information on
positions available, or if you are
unable to attend, please visit
www.parisregionalmedical.com
or call (903) 739-7515.
Honey Grove
VFW
Thanks to Memorial Day Helpers!!
BENEFIT COMING JUNE 22nd!!!
By: Charles Shipman, Cmdr
Delta Funeral Home
“Serving Area Since 1939”
451 SW First St.
Cooper, Texas 75432
(903) 395-2165
Honey Grove VFW would
like to thank ALL of the volunteers that participated and or
attended the Memorial Day ceremony and the putting out of
the flags around cemeteries.
We would also like to
announce that we will be having
a benefit to help raise funds for
SSG Kristopher Vleck of the
Texas State Guard, prior Army
Jones ~ Walker & Son
Funeral Home, Inc.
“Caring Service Since 1942”
DIGNIFIED CREMATION... $895
Affordable Graveside Services
We will honor all pre-paid plans
& insurance policies from other funeral homes.
1-800-809-5079
1209 Live Oak, Commerce, TX
Cooper-Sorrells
Funeral Home
803 East Main Street
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1999-2013
P.O. Box 165, Honey Grove,Tx 75446
SGT for undergoing a surgery
that has left him bed ridden.
Please come out to help us support a local troop from Plano
with donation and a great time
at the Honey Grove VFW on
Saturday June 22nd starting at
1200 PM, with an Auction at
about 5PM. And of course there
will be food for all . We hope to
see you there!!!!
Sherman- Evelyn Ruth
(Cain) Ivey, age 91, went peacefully to be with the Lord
Sunday, June 9, 2013 at the
Homestead of Sherman.
Evelyn Ruth Cain was born
July 8, 1921, the daughter of
Willard Elmer (W.E.) Cain and
Mamye Grace (Witherspoon)
Cain in Mulberry, Texas. Evelyn
graduated from Bonham High
School in 1939 and helped her
parents for the next several
years with the raising of her two
brothers. She has always been a
selfless person and felt in her
heart that she needed to remain
at home to support her husband
through his career in law
enforcement. Evelyn married
the love of her life, William
Hoyt Ivey Sr., on January 23,
1949 in Bonham, Texas. Mrs.
Ivey worked in Bonham at the
M and S clinic as a receptionist,
in Honey Grove at the Duke and
Ayers five and dime variety
store which later changed to
Perry Brothers. She retired in
1984 so she could help take care
of her first grandchild. Evelyn
was constantly putting other’s
needs before her own and
served as her husband’s main
caretaker until his passing 12
years ago. She was a member of
the McKenzie United Methodist
Church of Honey Grove, the
United Methodist Women and
the Philathea Sunday School
Class. Throughout her life,
Evelyn displayed the utmost
example of having a forgiving
and non-judgmental spirit. The
world was a better place with
the presence of Evelyn (Cain)
Ivey, and she will be deeply
missed by all those who knew
and loved her.
Mrs. Ivey is survived by her
loving family, son, Hoyt Ivey Jr.
and wife Johnna of Sherman,
TX, three grandchildren, one
great-granddaughter, and a host
of nieces, nephews, in-laws,
cousins and friends. She was
preceded in death by her husband, parents, and two brothers,
Dwight and Doyle Cain.
A celebration of life service
will be held at the McKenzie
United Methodist Church in
Honey Grove, TX, at 3:00 p.m.
on Saturday, June 15, 2013;
which will be officiated by
Vivian Crowson, Rodney
Stanford and Brandon Donna.
Allens Point Community
Club to meet June 18th, 6:30 p.m..
Pot luck meal, Short business
meeting & Games. Ya’ll Come!
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By Nelda Campbell
Reminder: The 20 mile long
Garage Sale is this Saturday,
June 15, and includes the towns
of Bugtussle, Ladonia, Pecan
Gap and Ben Franklin. There
are maps available at some locations showing where the garage
sales are located.
June 1, Stephen Woodall
graduated from SCAD, School
of Art and Design, in Savannah,
Georgia. He will be working in
Columbus,
Ohio,
with
Abercrombie and Fitch in the
field of men's
fashion.
Attending his graduation in
Savannah, Georgia were his
parents, Nick and Nancy
Woodall, brothers Thomas and
Jonathan of Poetry, Texas, as
well as his grandmother Toni
Woodall of Pecan Gap, Texas.
Congratulations Stephen, we
wish you the best.
Peggy Sandlin visited her
son Barry Sandlin and wife
Terri and daughter Jennifer in
Milsap, Texas over the weekend.
They all attended
Jennifer's graduation Saturday
at Peaster High School Gym.
Jennifer plans on attending
Texas Woman's University in
the fall and will studying
Occupational Therapy. Good
luck Jennifer.
Jessie Plumlee who plays
baseball for the Sam Houston
Bearkats out of Huntsville,
Texas, played in the NCAA
Regionals against LSU last
weekend. The Bearkats were
ahead until the last 2 innings,
but the LSU Tigers beat them
by 2 points. The attendance
broke the record with 10,635
people there. Traveling to
Louisana to watch Jessie play
were his grandparents Bobby &
Billie McCarrell from Pecan
Gap, his parents Jason & Kayla
Plumlee and his uncle Kevin
McCarrell all from Rowlett.
The 40th Annual RSVP
(Retired Senior Volunteer
Program) Recognition Banquet
was well attended by folks from
Pecan Gap last Wednesday at
the Love Civic Center in Paris.
Besides enjoying a good meal,
they were entertained by the
well known Lanny Joe Burnett
from Bonham. Congratulations
to Karen Pickard who received
the “ Delta County Volunteer of
the Year Award” and to the
Pecan Gap Ladies Club for
receiving the “Station of the
Year Award”. Karen was very
surprised with the award and
was more surprised when her
husband Ed Pickard, her daughter Lyndsay Gable, and her
mother Waneatha Jones showed
up at the Banquet. We are proud
of Karen and the volunteer work
that she does. The Recognition
Banquet
honored
those
Volunteers from Delta County,
Lamar County, and Red River
County.
Anne Parrish is back in Oak
Manor Nursing Home in
Commerce after a fall in the
nursing home. Anne is some
better than she was on Saturday
but continue to keep her in your
prayers.
Helen Decker, mother of
Wanda White, is in the
Commerce Hospital with pneumonia. Remember Helen in
your prayers.
Peggy and John Moss celebrated their 55th Wedding
Anniversary this past weekend
in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.
They toured Avery Island where
the Tabasco Sauce is made and
took a car tour of the Jungle
Gardens. They had a wonderful
time.
Happy Anniversary
Peggy & John!
McKenzie United Methodist Sets Re-Dedication To
Celebrate Restoration Of 1918 Pipe Organ
By: Claude Caffee
On Sunday, June 23, 2013,
3:00 p.m., almost exactly one
year since the last concert was
held and the restoration work
began on McKenzie United
Methhodist Church’s historic
pipe organ, the restored
Hillgreeen-Lane Pipe Organ
will be featured in another concert; the program will demonstrate the rich sounds now resonating from the organ’s chamber, providing high and low
notes not heard for a number of
years. Chimes have also been
restored to the organ, the original having been damaged and
removed.
In addition to the
work on the mechanic components and the console, the
façade pipes have been restored,
giving the pipes a clean, classical appearance.
The organ was installed in
November, 1918, Reverend Rex
Wilkes serving the congregation; Mrs. Eugene Erwin was
church organist and D. W.
Rowton was Sunday School
Superintendent. A dedicatory
recital was provided by Mrs.
Cassidy of Dallas. A long line
of organists have served
McKenzie in this role: Mr. Allan
Dale Owens, Lorraine Lane,
Elizabeth Thompson, Lucille
Fladger, Willie Reed Gandy,
Dorris Jolly. All of these followed Mrs. Erwin as organists.
Mrs. Waltermeir followed
Annie Brewer.
Caroline
Whitlock is currently the church
organist.
While all of the specific individual roles have yet to be confirmed, Dan Vaughan, who has
spent the last year on the
restoration project, and who is
choir director and organists for
First Presbyterian Church,
Rockwall, Tx, will lead and
present a program on the organ,
play duets with Emily Ashcraft
and Chris Caffee on the piano.
The program will also feature
Monte Ashcraft, McKenzie
UMC’s director of music, on the
trumpet and Chris Caffee on the
organ. Chris will also play the
organ for two hymns. The program will last for approximately
one hour, followed by a reception in the Annex of the church.
Rededication of the restored
organ will be conducted at the
11:00 a.m. church service.