The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 109, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 29, 1981 Page: 10 of 10
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Howard Named To Finance Committee
Texas Lt. Governor
William P. Hobby, Jr., to-
day, concurrent with the
commencement of the 67th
Session of the Texas Legis-
lature, announced the selec-
tion of Senator Ed Howard
of Texarkana as a member of
the Senate Finance Com-
mittee, the Senate Adminis-
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Frank Peek, Richard John-
son, R.L. Edwards, Bruce
Scott, Earl Humphrey, and
Darwin Floyd.
J.G. (Grady)
Moore
J.G. (Grady) Moore, 85,
a retired farmer, who until
recently had been living
with his daughter in China,
Texas near Beaumont, died
at 1 p.m. Jan. 26, in Slessor
Nursing Home in Beaumont.
Death followed several
months of declining health.
Funeral services are
scheduled for Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 p.m. in the
Bagwell Baptist Church,
with the pastor, the Rev.
Don Means officiating. In-
terment will be in the Old
Shamrock Cemetery at Bag-
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E.J. (Josh) -
Robinett
Funeral services were
held at 2 p.m. Tuesday for
E.J. (Josh) Robinett, 88, Rt.
1, Bagwell, who died Jan.
25th in Red River General
Hospital.
Mr. Julian Reynolds of-
ficated at services in Linde-
man Chapel, and Clarksville
Funeral Home directed in-
terment in Manchester Ce-
metery.
Mr. Robinett was born
in Douglas County, Mo., on
Sept 10,1892, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Robinett, but
was a long-time resident of
Red River County. He was
married to Maud Cogburn in
Paris on July 22, 1919.
Survivors include: wife,
Mrs. Maud Robinett, of the
home; three sons, Russell
Robinett, Bagwell, and C.T.
Robinett and Donald Robi-
nett, both of Kerrville; one
sister, Dorothy Adkins,
Boise City, Okla., six grand-
children; eight great grand-
children.
Grandsons served
casketbearers.
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Funeral services for Joe
W. Runyan, 38, Avery,
County Commissioner of
Precinct 3, were held in
Lindeman Chapel Friday af-
. ternoon at 3
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The Clarksville Times, Thursday, January 29, 1981, Page 10
I ★ TAB Test Schedule
Continued Front P«<e One
remain in high school. However, they
will not be required to take it more
than once. Later attempts to improve
scores and evaluate any remedial
programs will be voluntary.
The annual test program will be
administered by specially-trained
personnel in each school district
under the guidelines and supervision
of the Texas Education Agency.
This is the test which created a
furor throughout the State last
May-June when the test results were
revealed to the School Boards.
The results were so unfavorable
in some cases that Administrators^
refused to release the overall results.
Mst incensed were several "blue
ribbon” schools in which students did
poorly in one segment or another of
the tests, although generally such
schools rated the highest in overall
scoring.
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Affairs. Senator Howard
will serve as Vice-Chairman
of both the Finance Com-
mittee and the Administra-
tion Committee.
The Senate
Committee is charged with requests for funding prior to
p.m., with the
Rev. Presley Hutchens, pas-
tor of the Avery United
Methodist Church officiat-
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Continuing Ed To Organize Karate Class
The Area Vocational School’s
Continuing Education Division has
announced the organization of a class
in Karate, with registration at the
school on North Donoho to be from'
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday night, Jan.
29th. ’
The Class will teach the basic
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Questionaires
On Deer Must
Be Returned
Officials of the Texas
Parks and Wildlife Depart-
ment remind landowners
that obtained anterless and
or doe permits for the 1980
deer season in Red River
County to return the post
card questionaire they re
ceived when they obtained
their permits. The question
aire is the white post card
found in their permit packet.
. Landowners are' asked
to fill in the two blanks
requested on the front side
of the post card, remove the
card from the packet, and
return to the pre-printed
address on the back of the
card. It is important that the
cards be returned even if no
deer were harvested during
the season. The proper pos-
tage should be attached to
the card. Unused peermits
do not need to be returned.
Department personnel
remind landowners that this
information is important in
managing the deer re-
sources of Red River
County. Future bag limits,
season lengths, and anter-
less permit issuances are
partially based upon deer
harvest information. ' * I
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served as Chairman of the
inance Committee until he
retired in 1979. Senator
Howard said ”1 am pleased
with the opportunity to pro-
vide representation to our
area in this important com-
mittee and am looking for-
ward to working with Sena-
tor Grant Jones, Chairman
of the Committee.
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The results in the Dallas Schools
were so shocking that they led to a
general re-assignment of administra
five personnel and a complete re-
evaluation of teaching methods and
testing, in the DISD.
Clarksville students in general
measured well within the normal „lIfcfcVC, VIIC UC.,SLC nu,i,n,IS>
range on most of the tests, although tration Committee, and the
the Administrators told the School Senate Committee on State
Board there were some areas of ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
concern" in which corrective mea- I
sures were to be taken. |
Mrs. D.M. (Helen)
r Gable
Mrs. D.M. (Helen) Ga-
ble, 79, Rt. 1, Avery, died at
her residence Jan. 24th.
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Monday in Jolleys
Funeral Chapel, with the
Rev. Clax;k Wilson, pastor of
the Clarksville First Baptist
Church officiating. Burial in
New Shamrock Cemetery
was directed by Jolley’s
Funeral Home.
Mrs. Gable was born in
Savannah, Tenn., on July 27,
1910. On July 28, 1919, she
was married to Delvous
Gable who preceded her in
death in 1978.
Survivors include: two
sons, D.M. Gable, Fort
Worth, and Jerald Gable,
Dallas; five sisters, Mrs.
Helen M. McIntosh, Arling-
ton; Dorothy Gable, Alta N.
Gable, and Mrs. Edith
Burckhardt, all of Ft.
Worth; and Mrs. Maxine
Pagitt, Athens; and eight
grandchildren.
Casketbearers were:
Lee Minter, Mike Seman,
Alvie Markham, Bobby Belt,
John Oce Williams, and Bill
Taylor.
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lish Cemetery under the
direction of the Clarksville
Funeral Home. Commis-
sioner Runyan was killed in
pickup-truck accident in
Avery Wednesday night.
He was born in Red
River County on March 16,
1942, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Runyan of Avery. He
was married to Barbara
Baker in Dallas on Feb. 2,
1961.
After some 10 years as
a County Road Maintenance
J Employee, Mr. Runyan was
elected Commissioner and
' began his second four year
term Jan. 1st. He was a
[ veteran of service with the
U.S. Navy.
Survivors include: wife,
Mrs. Barbara Runyan; one
son, Joe (Jody) Runyan, Jr.;
two daughters, Melissa
(Missy) Runyan and Deanna weDI directed by the Clarks
Runyan, all of the home; two vine Funeral Home. -
sisters, Shirley Barder, Dal- The family Will receive
las; Veva Smith, Mesquite; friends at the Funeral Home
Corene Hines, Garland; and on Wednesday night from 7
Melvin Runyan of Queen to 9 p.m.
City; and parents, Mr. and Mr. Moore was born at
Mrs. Fred Runyan, Avery. Elmo, Kaufman County, on
Another brother, Kenneth, J$ji. 2, 1896, son of the late
was killed in a car accident Mr. and Mrs. Adoniran J.
in 1968. Moorfc. He graduated from
Casketbearers were: Cleburne High School in
1915 and attended Texas
i A&M in 1916. He served in
• WW I in France and spent
i most of his life in Red River
1 County at his home north of
I Bagwell.
i He married Clara Belle
I Stell at Cleburne on Dec. 29,
>. 1917; she preceded him in
J death in 1962.
• Mr. Moore taught
J school in Goat Neck School
> near Cleburne, Wylie, and
J Manchester before settling
■ down to farming north of
J Bagwell. He was Secretary
■ of the Bagwell Independent
[ School District and was ac-
i tive as a Deacon in the
[ Bagwell Baptist Church up
i until 1978 when he moved to
[ be with his daughter in
i Beaumont.
Mr. Moore served as a
i State Representative from
f Red River County in the
49th and 50th Texas Legis-
lature Sessions in 1945 and
1946.
S ' Survivors include: five
• sons. Bob E. Moore, Hous
' ton; Joe G. Moore, Dallas; J.
Judd Moore, Elgin; George
C.^ Moore, Austin; and Char-
les G. Moore, Lubbock; and
one daughter, Mrs. Vernon
T. Watley, Beaumont. Also,
>' 24 grandchildren and 5 great
grandchildren.
Casketbearers will be
Robert Moore, Joe Grady
Moore, III, Charles Watley,
John Watley, John Charlie
Dotson, and David Hutson.
Honorary casketbear-
ers are to be John Stanphill,
Bill Glass, Sam Buzbee,
Senate consideration.
Former Senator A.M.
.. . Aikin, whp proceeded Sena-
tor the Sate of Texas. The tor Howard in representing
appopriation for 1982-83 will the 1st Senatorial District,
approach $26 billion dollars
of our taxpayers* money. AU
state agencies must coif
vince members of the Fi-
, nance Committee of the
Finance need and importance of their
the responsibility of recom-
mending to the legislature
the biennial appropriations
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Watson, Gavin, Jr. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 109, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 29, 1981, newspaper, January 29, 1981; Mt. Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1295828/m1/10/?q=%22grady+moore%22: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.