The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 16, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 8, 1988 Page: 4 of 8
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June 10-11- 12
Friday, 7:30 p.m. Worship Service
Saturday, 2 p.m. - Singing
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7:30 p.m. - Worship
Sunday, 6:30 a.m. - Breakfast served
8:00 a.m. - Worship
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Nineteen counties from the Rol-
ling Plains 3 Extension District
were on hand for the annual 4-H
Teen Leader Lab held at the Texas
4-H Center on Lake Brownwood.
The theme for the weekend was
"Jammin" with 4-H - Hawaiian
Style" and 160 4-H members, adult
leaders, and County Extension
Agents met at Brownwood to be a
part of this educational and fund
leadership experience.
The Lab included educational
workshops, vespers, and recreati-
on. Election of the 1988-89 4-H
District Council officer was held
and ten new officers are: President -
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I Baptist Church Sunday, Baptismal
service was held in the afternoon
at the Guthrie Baptist Church. He
and his family had lunch with the
Michael Holcomb family in Guth-
rie.
thankful to the Lord for
me get Brianne thru' an 8-
have eye surgery in Wichita Falls slumber party Fri. night-Sat
this Tuesday. Bill Witnby (n ew
road construction foreman in
Guthrie) has much to be thankful
for this week, after a run-in with a
bull.
Vacation Bible School starts
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were:
PEE WEE DIVISION:
Walk Trot - Ryan Antilley, 4th;
Byron Fields, 5th;
Poles: Byron, 7th; Ryan 9th;
Barrels: Byron, 8th; Ryan, 10th;
Stakes: Byron, 6th;
SR. DIVISION:
Pleasure: Tonya Sursa, 3rd;
Nancy Graves, 5th;
Horseman: Tonya, 4th, Nancy
7th.
Riding: Nancy, 1st, Tonya 2nd;
Poles: Nancy 5th.
Barrels: Nancy, 4th.
Flags: Nancy, 4th.
Stakes: Nancy, 3rd.
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primary production herd."
Educational programs conducted
by the Texas Agricultural
serve people of
all ages regardless of socio-eco-
nomic levels, race, color, sex, reli-
gion, national origin, or handicap.
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THE PADUCAH POST
i Guthrie Gazing
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Sure was quiet in Guthrie
Sunday morning cause there were
a lot of folks missing. Yes, I know
it was the first full weekend after
school was out, and yes, I know it
was a beautiful day, but we did
miss ya. What about next week?
Prayer list this week includes:
Sue Moorhouse, still at Baylor
Medical in Dallas, her husband
Tom, and children Jed and Jody.
Son Propps at St. Mary's in
Lubbock is able to move his hand
after therapy, is doing much
Hearing On
Appeals Set
At Guthrie
By Ora Lee Frazier
Judge Jack Young of Mule-
shoe, 287th Judicial District,
will preside at 9 a.m. June 16,
in Judicial District Court of
King County in an appeals
hearing stemming from ab-
sentee voting in the March 8
Democratic primary.
Seven voters are appealing
King County Election Regis-
trar Evelyn Sursa's April 6
and April 13 decision that they
were not eligible to vote in the
primary election because of
failure to meet the residency
requirement.
Judge Young had heard
initial voting testimony pre-
sented in the March 25 ele-
tion contest suit.
Fiftieth Judicial District
Judge David Hajek dismis-
sed himself from hearing the
appeals.
MDA Telethon
Upcoming
The 1988 Jerry Lewis Labor
Day Telethon to benefit the Mus-
cular Dystrophy Association will
be broadcast on KFDX TV 3. The
Wichita Falls portion will be host-
ed by Bill Warren and Cindy
Bradford at Sikes Center.
Anyone interested in volun-
teering to work during this years
Telethon can contact the Wichita
Falls MDA office at 817-696-5581.
better. Avis (I haven’t forgot about Blodgett and Chuck Dannheim
you sweetie) is doing well also.
Our prayers to the Dr. Glenn
Blodgett family, in the loss of
Glenn's grandmother in Spear-
man last week. Rita Graves
reports have been good. Charlene
By Beth Dannheim
King Co. CEA-HE
The King County 4-H Fashion
Revue will be held Monday, June
13 at the Community Center. The
public is invited to attend the style
show at the pool at 6 p.m. followed
by an awards presentation and
hamburger cook-out. The 4-H'ers
will be modeling garments they
have constructed, garments they
have purchased by comparison
buying, and T-shirt dresses made
and painted in workshops.
Winners of the constructed and
buying division will compete in dis-
trict competition on June 29 in
Albany.
Educational programs conducted
by the Texas Agricultural
Extension Service serve people of
all ages regardless of socio-eco-
nomic levels, race, color, sex, reli-
gion, national origin, or handicap.
*
Wes Hollar of Seymour and his
son Rusty of Shallowater were
here Saturday on business.
*
Dr. and Mrs. Micky Park and
Jennifer of Tyler spent the
weekend in Paducah with his
mother Lottie Park.
*
We are very sorry but we can't
have the Chicken Fry the 11th as
announced, there is too much
coming up for that date, we will
announce later when we will have
the Chicken Fry, may have to put
it off until July. If you have told
ty; Vice president, Lee Wall, Foard anyone that won’t be able to find
County; Secretary, Rusty Willmon,
Motley County; Treasurer, Tonya
Sursa, King County; and Public
Relations chairman, Chuck Dann-
heim, King County.
These officers will conduct and
coordinate 4-H activities in the Rol-
ling Plains District.
4-H'ers attending from King
County were Tonya Sursa, Laurie
Masterson, Jamie Sursa, Sandy
Patterson, Buffie Blodgett, Lisa
Masterson, Jed Moorhouse, Bubba
Withers, Matt McCloy, and Chuck
Dannheim.
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By Gary Antilley
King Co. CEA_AG
Tonya Sursa in Livestock Jud-
ging and Misti Ozbom, Angie Wil-
liams, Jamie Ryerson and Chuck
Dannheim with Method Demon-
strations will be competing at the
State 4-H Roundup on Texas A&M
campus June 7-9. They earned
this honor by winning at the Dist-
rict level. Good luck to these 4-
H'ers.
You will be under no
obligation and have
By Perrilla Brewster
Pastor Chris McCauley of
Guthrie preached at the First
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SAVINGS
ASSOCIATION, FSA
Member FSLIC
As Smart As It Is Simple.
Cowboy camp meeting starts
this Friday at the Ag Bam in
Guthrie. Susie McIntyre (Reba's
sister) will be singing as will Jim
Fullenjim and others. All
Welcome.
Noticed Coach Roddy working
on his tan last week.
Revival starts at Dumont June
23 at 7:30. All invited.
Enjoyed a visit from Buffie
Ann Nell Smith attended the
piano recital, Sunday evening in
Childress, Mary Jane and Charles
King from here were two of the
participants.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Rogers
went to McCamey over the
weekend to see their daughter
Guylene and Terry Robertson,
Jordan Ray and Joanis. They
hadn't got to see their little grand-
daughter Joanis but for a short
time, so they wanted to see her.
Jordan Ray came home with them
to spend a few days.
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out differently, be sure and get
them word. It is so hard to find a
time that is right for everyone.
*
Miss Janell Smith of Amarillo,
and her friend Christan Hansen of
Lubbock visited Janell's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith during
the week. Christan graduated
from WTSU with a degree in
Nursing, and will be an employee
at St. Marys of the Plains Hospital
in Lubbock starting work the 20th.
Janell and Christan went through
college being room-mates.
King County Extension
*
Ranchers in King County with "Priority for the available feed
range and pasture land suffering resources needs to be placed on the
from inadequate rainfall may be 1
facing some tough decisions.
"To make the best of a bad situ-
ation, both from the standpoint of Extension Service
livestock management and range
recovery, many producers may
have to set some priorities on
possible liquidation of livestock.
Priorities for the sale of animals
should be on the basis of the least
productive animals on the ranch
the recent Vernon Horse Show and specific animal units which
may have a high current market
value.
Culling should start with open
replacement of heifers and cows.
"This may require earlier pregnan-
cy testing than usual, but with a
scarce feed supply, the unproduc-
tive animals need to be identified
and marketed."
Check the teeth of older cows.
Ones with very poor teeth will
have difficulty on rangeland with
severely reduced forage.
The loss of native feed supply
may dictate reduction of livestock
on some of the ranches in the coun-
WEDNESDAY,
Caprock
Distribute "
Will Chank C F
Caprock CommurQ ♦ • •
regrets to announce j
modifies will be dist^,3 ra
three months rather J
month. The next diSu'°
King County will be in * , e
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this week by the
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REFERENCES FURNISHED
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Monday afternoon.
Family Directory August 28 for
Guthrie and Dumont.
Still planning a boy's fishing
trip sometime soon.
I am
Gaither's mother in Seymour will helping:
morning whew! God Bless till next
week.
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King county 4-H'ers attended a teen leader lab at Texas A&M
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Adams, Patty. The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 16, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 8, 1988, newspaper, June 8, 1988; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1371449/m1/4/?q=%22Texas+Press+Association%22: accessed June 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.