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I Mrs. Calvert Norris,
} Mrs. Lloyd Cole
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a, Oklahoma visited in
Cole home Saturday
ind Mrs. William
Darleen, Tim, and
f Topeka, Kansas,
to their home
[ following a visit in the
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[and Mrs. George
Ion visited in the
fonti home in Amarillo
id Mrs. J.G. Flowers
Pampa Saturday on
id Mrs. Carl Jahnel
the Dale Gruhlkey
Adrian over the New
tiday.
guests in the John
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\ and Mrs. Marvin Ray
and Larry, Mr. and
Ramp, Mr. and Mrs.
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and mr. and Mrs.
n and Teresa.
[Mrs. Clem Hurd and
|ames Hurd of Pampa
lie Morris Moore and
homes Sunday,
derson was in Vega
[and Monday on
lenaley of Woodward,
spent the weekend
in the Walton Moore home.
Mrs. Glen Bill Walker and
Anna, and Mrs. Amelia Ramp
were in Amarillo Friday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dickinson
visited in the Lee Roy Young
home of Sudan, over the
Christmas holidays. Also there
was Barbara Dramon and
children of Needville.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dickinson
visited in the Ernie Benner
home in Amarillo New Year's
Day and withMrs. Clarence
Childress of Canadian Satur-
day.
Guests New Year's Day in
the David Cook home were Mr.
and Mrs. John Wright, Shawn,
and Sharon, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Shrode, Tony, and Kelly
of Canadian.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Alexander
held a dinner bridge game
Saturday evening. Those at-
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ronny Barney, Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Bevoni, Mr. and Mrs.
Abbey Thorne of Canadian, Mr.
and Mrs. John Ramp, and Mr.
and Mrs. David Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morey of
McCune, Kansas spent the
weekend of the 20th in the Ray
Morey home. Christmas week
guests were M. and Mrs. John
Hall. Katrina and Ben of
Newcomb, New Mexico. Guests
the weekend of the 28th were
Mrs. Jean Morey. Dan and
Brian of McCune, Kansas, and
Linda Cordello of Kansas City.
Walter Sullivan
of Higgins dies
Sunday night
Walter C. Sullivan, 70,
retired Santa Fe Railway agent
at Higgins, died Sunday
eveining in St. Anthony's
Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon in the
First Baptist Church in
Higgins. The Rev. P.A.
Mitchum, pastor, officiated.
Graveside rites were con-
ducted by the Higgins Masonic
Lodge in Memory Gardens
Cemetery at Pampa.
Mr. Sullivan was born at
Bronte, and came to Higgins in
1949 from Waynoka, Oklahoma.
He was employed by the Santa
Fe for 45 years, and was agent
at Higgins for 21 years prior to
his retirement in 1970.
He and his widow, Ida. were
married at Clovis. N.M. in 1956.
Other survivors include a
son, John L. Sullivan, of
Decatur, Georgia; a daughter.
Mrs. Mary Lou Lion of
O'Fallon, Illinois; thret step-
daughters. Mrs. Evelyn . tice
of Littleton, Colorado; 'rs.
Christine Moore of Phillips; and
Mrs. Maxine Dunham of
Pampa; two brothers, Ben R.
Sullivan and C.J. Sullivan, both
of Big Spring; and two sisters.
Mrs. Claudine Jones and Mrs.
Lucy Watson, both of Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jackson
spent last week in Salado at
their vacation home.
12th annual award
ceremony slated
Twenty-two "Citizen of the Year" awards have ben
presented by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce since the
annual honors ceremony wss first instituted at the Chamber
of Commerce banquet in 1964.
Two more Canadian citizens will be honored on January
18th when the twelfth annual awards presentation is
scheduled. Retiring Chamber of Commerce President Tom
Abraham, who was "Man of the Year" for 1967, has asked
that nominations for this year's award be made by mail to
the "Citizen of the Year" committee of the Chamber of
Commerce immediately.
There were some errors and omissions in the list of award
winners published last week. Here is a corrected and
up-dated list of the citizens who have been honored with this
award during the past eleven years:
1963: Mabel Teas and Erbin Crowell
1964: Sybil Wilson and Malouf Abraham
1965: Palma Morris and John Wilkinson
1966: Maudaline Hutton and A.B. Talley
1967: Cleo Isaacs and Tom Abraham
1968: Polly Tubb and Ben Ezzell
1969: Rachel Snyder and Ivan Conklin
1970: Bessie Webb and Elmer Sparks
1971: Blossom Newell and Dr. E.H. Morris
1972: Sally Brainard and Jim Waterfield
1973: Libby Barker and Dr. Rush Snyder
Nominations are now open for the 1974 awards, which will
be presented at the 1975 annual banquet at City Auditorium
on January 18. There is no "voting" for the honor...the
selections are made by a secret committee named by the
Chamber of Commerce president each year; but all names
submitted by interested citizens are considered when the
selections are made. Nominations from the public are invited
each year in an effort to make sure that some worthy
individuals may not be overlooked.
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Ezzell, Ben. The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 9, 1975, newspaper, January 9, 1975; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth136366/m1/17/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hemphill County Library.