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CROW FLAT
There will be a
DANCE
Sponsored by the Dell City Youth Club
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Wednesday, the Dell City 4H Club prepared and served the delicious
meal at the Dell Telephone annual picnic. Friday, July 6, Dana Dean
drove a school bus with twenty Dell City 4H members and their adult
chaperones to Scott Able 4H Camp in the Sacramento Mountains. They
enjoyed the weekend making new friends and participating in the fun 4H
activities. The members from Crow Flat were Clint and Shyra Dean and
Courtney, Reid, and Rance Layton. The Crow Flat adults traveling with
the group were Dana Dean and Robert and Stacy Layton.
Quentin and Dana Dean and their children, Clint and Shyra, spent the
4th of July at the Jones’ picnic at Cornudas Mountain. They left the
mountain early to go to Dell City to help with the preparations for the Dell
Telephone picnic. That night Sara Lewis and her children, Leslie and
Wilson, spent the night with Quentin and Dana and then returned to their
home in Pinon on Thursday. Clifton and Millie Dean enjoyed having their
daughter, Becky Walker and her children, Kyle and Whitney, spend the
night on the 4th of July. Becky and the kids returned to their home in
Sierra Blanca the next day.
Andy and Nora Lea Lewis had a nice 4th of July. They went for a drive in
the Sacramento Mountains with Nora Lea’s sister, Lucille Lewis, and
their good friend, Charlie Schultz. They drove through the mountains
near Timberon and enjoyed the cool temperatures and beautiful country.
Sunday, Andy and Nora Lea went to Sierra Blanca to see their daughter
and family. Gary and Kay Scarbrough are in the process of setting up
and moving into a new mobile home near Sierra Blanca Mountain. Nora
Lea reports that the new house is very nice and they had a good day
visiting with Kay and her family.
The Jones’ Annual 4th of July Picnic was well attended by many friends
and family at the Cornudas Mountain. Joining the Jones’were the Otero
CowBelles for their annual summer picnic. There was delicious food,
good music, and a lot of climbing and hiking up and around the
mountain. After the picnic, everybody adjourned to the Dell Telephone
picnic and fireworks display. Bobby and Pat Jones enjoyed having
Pat’s mother and niece, Ann Mitchell and Hallie Hunt, from El Paso. Ann
and Hallie came out Monday with Pat and Elizabeth after the trip to El
Paso for picnic supplies and Pat took them home on Thursday. Ty and
Michelle Greeman came Wednesday for the picnic and returned home to
Las Cruces that evening. They returned to Crow Flat Saturday morning
for a longer visit with Michelle’s parents, Bobby and Pat. They spent the
night and returned home Sunday evening. Bob and Elizabeth Jones
enjoyed having their grandson, Mike Jones, home for the 4th of July.
Mike is working for the Range Improvement Task Force at NMSU this
summer doing field studies around New Mexico.
Treava Davis and her daughters, Julia and Lacy, went to Sacramento,
New Mexico Tuesday to spend a few days with Treava’s mother, Julia
Parker. Julia has had a new home built on her property at Sacramento
and Treava reports that it is very nice and that Julia is very excited
about it. They enjoyed a family cookout and fireworks on the 4th of July
and then came home to Crow Flat on Thursday. Dennis and Treava and
the girls will be leaving Thursday, July 12, for Arkansas to attend a
Davis Family Reunion. They will be gone for about five days. Their son,
Bruce will stay at the Camaleche Ranch and take care of things.
Box 184
220 N. Main St.
DeH City, TX 79837
In addition to inventing the
telephone and working with the
deaf, Alexander Graham Bell was
also president of the National
Geographic Society from 1896 to
1904.
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Saturday
July 21,2001
@ the Dell City Fair Bam
8:00 p.m.
Dorothy Lewis
The 4th of July was celebrated with family and friends on Crow Flat.
Many went to Dell City Wednesday evening and enjoyed the Annual Dell
Telephone Picnic and spectacular fireworks display. Dell Telephone is
to be commended again for their outstanding display of patriotism and
they are appreciated for giving us this opportunity to get together as
Americans and celebrate Independence Day.
$7 DO per person
children age 6 and under $2.00
Pay attention to your enemies, for they are the first to discover
your mistakes.
—Antisthenes
The Crow Flat Cowboys took
off a few days from gather-
ing and branding cattle.
Scott Lewis, Bruce Davis,
and G.R. Walden went to
Canyon, Texas Thursday to
help Bruce’s sister, Colette
Davis, move from her dorm
room at West Texas A&M
into an apartment in Can-
yon. While in Canyon, the
boys enjoyed seeing some
old friends. Travis Lewis
spent several days in La
Luz, New Mexico at the
home of G.B. & Theone
Oliver. G.B. and Theone’s
daughter, Summer, came
out to the Jones’ picnic at
Cornudas Mountain on the
4th of July and Travis took
her home on Thursday. All
of the boys came home to
Crow Flat on Monday, July
9, with plans to get back to
their cowboy work.
Pete and Minnie Lewis re-
port that their children had a
big 4th of July. Deborahand
Mecca Hickox participated
in the rodeo at Capitan, New
Mexico. Deborah entered
the barrel race and team
roping events. Mecca won
first in the calf scramble the
first night and second night
and came home with a beau-
tiful buckle. Also at Capitan
were Pete and Minnie’s
grandsons, John Pete and
Tommy Etcheverry from
Carlsbad. They participated
in the afternoon Youth Ro-
deo three days. Tommy was
the first place winner of the
first day and John Pete was
the first day winner the sec-
ond day so the two brothers
faced each other in the third
day rope-off. John Pete
came home the winner of the
three day event. The boys
were competing in ribbon
roping, tie-down roping, and
steer roping. John Pete and
his dad, John Etcheverry
won third in the Open Team
Roping. John Pete and
Tommy’s parents, John and
Brenda Etcheverry and their
grandparents, Tot and Oleta
Etcheverry were in Capitan
and enjoyed watching the
boys compete. Saturday,
July 7, Mecca participated
in the AJRA Rodeo in
Carlsbad. She won second
in the barrel race. Mecca’s
good friend, Rhianon Liber-
wirth from Santa Fe. was at
Capitan and came home with
Mecca. She will be traveling
with the family this week to
Oklahoma for about ten
days. The Hickox family
plan to visit with Gary’s fam-
ily and attend and partici-
pate in rodeos in the Okla-
homa area.
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