The Whitewright Sun (Whitewright, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 3, 1986 Page: 3 of 8
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Bridal Shower
BELLS-A Bridal Shower was held for
Patricia Simmons of Bells, bride-
elect of Jeffrey Wright stationed at
Fort Riley, Kansas, with the U.S.
Army.
The shower was held at the home
of Mrs. Cathy Simmons of Bells on
June 28, at 7p.m.
Hostesses were Cathy Simmons,
sister in law of the Bride-to-be and
Vicki Pettit, sister of the bride-to-be.
Refreshments were served.
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Bridge
The Monday evening bridge club
met in the home of Lydia Woodson.
Refreshments were served, with
Maurine Johnson, winning high
score.
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who attended, Jack and Anna Ruth
Pritchard. Former room mothers
who attended were Tommie Pettit,
E.T.Pettell presented awards to,
Most successful Rickie Bradshaw,.
Changed the Most, Sherry Sanford
Kelley, Changed the Least-Barney
Gilliam, Travel the fartherest-Debbie
Linnet Massenburg-Married the
longest-Debbie Fench Youree-Lost
The Most Hair-E.T.Pettit-Has the
Most Children-Russell Robertson-
Has the most gray hair-Pam Branch.
Russell Robertson was elected
chairman of the next reunion which
will be held in 5 years.
Plates for Handicapped
New license plates for the 1,200
handicapped motorists were display-
ed by Tax-assessor collector, John
Ramsey, Wednesday. He invites
deserving drivers to bring a state-
ment from a doctor affirming the
persons handicap. The driver must
turn in their old plates. The new
plates replace small stickers that
previously allowed handicapped
motorists to park in specially desig-
nated places.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie J. Simmons
of Bells announced the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter Patricia Ruth Simmons to
Jeffrey Lee Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Wright of Savoy.
The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate
of Bells High School and is
employed at Long John Silvers in
Sherman.
The prospective groom is stationed
at Fort Riley, Kansas with the
U.S.Army.
The couple want to invite all their
friends and relatives to the cere-
mony, which will be held July 4th at
Bells-Savoy Ambulance service
The Bells-Savoy Emergency Ambu-
lance service accepted two resigna-
tions Monday night at the special
meeting. General manager, Don
Francis is its only paid employee,
his resignation is effective July 1st.
He said he could not support his
family on his $1,300 monthly ambu-
lance salary. He was hired in 1980.
Francis replacement is Juanita
DeMuth, an emergency medical
technician, training for a paramedic
certificate. The service is reorgani-
zing.
The board accepted the resignation
of secretary, Charlotte Teems. Jim
Teems, her husband said she
resigned because she was tired.
Next regular meeting is July 8th.
Youth Trail Ride
An old fashioned trailride-hayride
was held on Saturday, June 28 at
3:30 p.m. at the Dale Hill Farm,
east of Bells on Hwy. 82. Hambur-
ers and fixings were had, including
desert. Horses, mules, wagons, kids
and everyone enjoyed the games.
There was arm wrestling, potato
sack race, horse shoes, tug of war,
and a cow chip throwing contest.
Pvt. Jerry Walters
Pvt. Jerry Walters, who has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
was
inroute to Ft. Hood, where he has
been assigned to the Army Signal
Corps. His mother, Mrs. Elaine
Miller, his sister Missy Walters of
Okla., and his grandmother, Bessie
Ramsey of Bells accompanied him
there. They were met at George
Town, by his uncle Michael Ramsey
of Austin. They all took him out to
dinner.
Visits
Debbie Liner Massenburg and
Kyla Keith of apple Valley, Cal.,
daughter of Ray and Sharon Liner of
Esquire Estates, visited relatives in Mrs. M.G.Ramsey, while he
Bells and Denison over the week-.
end . They are visiting 2 weeks for
the first annual Bell High School
-10-year reunion.
continue their special bonding. We also believe dear old
Dad and, yes, the siblings, too, should be as much a part
of this wonderful event as possible. So we’ve set up liberal
visitation policies that make the birth, a close family expe-
rience ... an experience every bit as wonderful as you’d
hoped it would be!
For your
FREE copy of the WNJ
Birthing Center Brochure,
telephone: 893-4611.
Engagement Announced
.the Calvary Baptist Church in Bells
at 6:00p.m.
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NOTICE
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY
of the CITY of BELLS
is now accepting applications for
1, 2,&3, Bedroom Apartments
Rents are based on 30% of income
to applicants quanting according to
HUD regulations
FOR MORE
INFORMATION
Thursday, July 3, 1986, WHITEWRIGHT SUN—Page 3
Blue Ridge Rodeo
There will be a CRA Rodeo in Blue
Ridge Texas on July 10-11-12, at
8:30 p.m. each night.
There will be a Ladies Barrel Race
each night with a jackpot of $35.00
each night. Open-is Thursday and
Friday night, Invitational Saturday
night (lst-8th Places from Thurs.
and Friday.) Long sleeve shirts and
hat must be worn INTO the arena.
Other events are Bareback Bronc-
$50.00, Saddle Bronc-$50.00, Bull
Riding-$50.00, Bull Dogging-$50.00,
Calf Roping-$50.00, and Team Rop-
ing-$60.00.
There will be a parade July 10th.
Admission to the Rodeo will be
Adults: $4.00 and Children: $1.00.
The rodeo will be held at the Blue
Ridge Arena located 1 mile north of
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Bandy’s Cafe
Fri.-Night Special All You Can Eat
Fresh Catfish $7.95
Hot Lunches- Sandwiches
11 Donuts on Weekends
Special Orders Appreciated
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Tamala Thrasher, Jennifer Clark,
Tisha Murphree, Krista Isom, Anis-
sa Isom, Cale Hightower, David
Gaddy, Alice Ann Moore, Marc
Moore, Trudy Coker and Courtney
Hightower.
Award pins were presented to the
students. Four trophies will be
presented later. A special gift was
given Charla Shearer who graduated
this year, and will be attending
college next year. Gifts were presen-
ted to Mrs. Booth by the students.
Bells Reunion
Bells High School Class of 1976,
held their 10 year class reunion,
June 28, Saturday at T.P.& L Park
in Savoy.
52 were present for BBQ picnic.
E.T.Pettit, Senior class president,
welcomed guest and former teachers
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Blue Ridge, just off Highway 78.
There will be a Rodeo Dance on
Saturday Night.
Family honors
Lillie Winkler
SAVOY — Mrs. Lillie Winkler
was honored recently with a din-
ner party in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Douglas (Brenda)
Brooks, in celebration of her 83rd
birthday.
Among the 37 guests were her
son, daughters and their spouses:
Alton and Paula Winkler, Lena
and Eugene Hensley, Jean and
Leon Hughes and the Brookses, all
of Savoy, and Ann and John Ray
and Louise and Benny Elk, all of
Denison.
Alsb attending were eight of the
honoree’s 13 grandchildren and
their spouses and eight of her 15
great-grandchildren.
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Piano Recital
Mrs. Lucille Booth presented sev-
eral of her students in a piano
recital in the Fellowship Hall of the
First Baptist Church in Bells.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fred Shearer
beautifully decorated the hall with
baskets of fresh and silk flowers.
Near the piano was a flowing water
fountain, backed by a mirrored
reflector. The refreshment table was
covered with pink satin and net.
Punch and fresh strawberry cake
was served to both guests and
students by Mrs. Lenora Shearer,
Mrs. Pear Haliburton and Mrs.
Daisy Hogan. Each of these ladies
were presented a corsage by Mrs.
Booth.
Students participating in the recital
were, Charla Shearer, Eileen Coker,
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In Victorian times, doctors often delivered babies in their
street clothes. Fact is, babies didn’t always get off to the
best start!
Today, what a difference!
At Wilson N. Jones’ modem Birthing Center, new mothers find
a delivery environment as warm and comfortable as their own
homes, yet with the most advanced medical facilities right at
hand. It is also that special caring that has made Wilson N.
Jones the hospital of choice for so many, many years.
For example — mother and baby have had a close and
loving relationship for nine months. Why separate them
immediately after delivery? Here, they stay together and
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Waldrop, Jo. The Whitewright Sun (Whitewright, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 3, 1986, newspaper, July 3, 1986; Whitewright, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1372394/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Whitewright Public Library.