The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 6, 1981 Page: 3 of 14

                                
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Lamaze
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P.O. Box 1975
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Every member is urged to be
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Home Delivery
119 E. 4th
Hereford
364-3535
Orig. 6.00. Mens size 14%2
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The show will be held in the
Hereford Community Center
from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. and
will include live entertain-
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3rd & Bedford
Dimmitt
647-2189
ing, and band music are some
of the scheduled crowd
pleasers.
In addition, there will be a
concession stand and clowns
with balloons for the young
ones.
Only a limited number of
artist's booths are available
with applications being
screened. All area artists are
invited to apply.
For further information
write Mrs. Gail Blain, Box
164, Hereford, Texas 79045.
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Dissolve yeast in 1 cup warm water. Add to first mixture. Add eggs, mix well and
gradually work in flour. Knead until dough springs back to touch. Let rise 30 minutes
to one hour. Punch down and cover with damp cloth. Refrigerate over night.
Two hours before baking shape rolls. Let rise. Bake at 325 degrees until golden brown.
Note: This dough will keep for several days.
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on the abundance of peaches I
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cooking them, canning them,
and freezing them.”
To spread some good old
peach preserves on here is
Mrs. Livesay’s recipe for
Sure Fire Bran Rolls.
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Marringe Crisis, The Christian Family,
Teon Rebollion, Divorce Problems,
Bible answers t Family Problems
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Christian Assembly Church
Thurs - Fri - Sat
BREAD
Sure Fire Bran Rolls
1 cup Kelloggs All Bran Cereal
1 cup shortening
34 cup sugar
2 cups hot water
1% teaspoons salt
2 packages dry yeast
2 beaten eggs
7 cups flour
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A new series of Lamaze
Childbirth classes will begin
Monday, Aug. 17 at the First
Baptist Church. The classes
will be instructed by Penny
Jessup.
Classes will be held every
Monday at 7 p.m. for couples
with due dates through No
16.
Fee for the classes is $25
and for further information
one can contact Mrs. Jessup
at 364-6435.
A group of women were discussing the draft the other night
and we decided if we were invited to a war, we could jolly
well have the imagination to think of some way to terminate
it.
I suggested the best way to stop a war was to ask the men
directions on how to get there. We’d never find it.
As the suggestions flowed in, we decided to make a list.
1. Let Tim Conway make a series out of it and it would run
only 13 weeks.
2. Put the war in the hands of the post office. It might not
stop it, but it would certainly slow it down.
3. Assign children to war zones and tell them they have to
clean their rooms before they can go.
4. Tell your husband it’s something he has to dress up for.
5. Transplant troops via Amtrak.
6. Have one-size fits-all uniforms that are issued in little
eggs.
7. Schedule it on the same night Alan Alda is speaking to
your child study group.
8. Spread the rumor hair bleach will be in short supply until
the war is over.
9. Tell them the other side is fighting with a cellulite germ
that makes thighs inflate upon impact.
Probably the best suggestion came from Barb, whose son
graduated from high school and left home for the first time to
join the Marine Corps, When he came home on leave he
wasn’t in the house five minutes before he engaged in a
knock-down-drag-out fight with his 15-year-old brother.
Barb grabbed a large wooden spoon! jumped between
them, and gave them a look that would get her 30 years.
They separated and backed off. Barb figures the only way
to end a war is to draft experienced mothers, arm them with
wooden spoons and "the look" and send them into battle.
You haven't seen desertion until you’ve seen children runn-
ing from their mothers' tongues. You think they can stand
hearing, "What do you think you’re doing? Don’t you have
anything more constructive to do? I'll give you something to
do. Now, put that gun down before someone gets hurt!”
Ridiculous, you say? Not half as ridiculous as wars.
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SUGARLAND MALL
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ortega
are the parents of a daughter,
Jessica, born Aug. 2. She
weighed 6 lbs. 4% ozs.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Allen
Bixler are the parents of a
daughter, Michelle Lea, born
Aug. 3. She weighed 7 lbs. 7%
ozs.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thomas
Guseman, II are the parents
of a son, Cecil Thomas, III,
born Aug. 3. He weighed 9 lbs.
2 ozs.
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ing and initiated one new
member, Maisie Heath.
President Helen Sowell
presided over the meeting
which was preceded by a
covered dish supper for
members and their guests.
Essie Martin was present for
the supper but had to leave
for various reasons.
The next meeting will be
7
Additional members pre-
sent Monday evening were
Doris Coffin, Rose Goheen,
Ruth Stethem, Betty Boggs,
Edith Richardson, Bessie
Saulcy, Doris Wilson, Erma
Murphey and Marie Goheen.
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JOYCE WALKER
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Aug. 17 at 8 p.m. at which
VFW Post No. 4818 met in time special guest, Mrs.
regular session Monday even- Billie Rhoades of Amarillo,
her work sitting at the kit-
chen table.
Mrs. Livesay, known by her
friends as Daisy Mae, met
Norman Livesay at a party at
a neighbor’s house in
Lockney and, according to
him the romance was helped
along because they attended
the same, “little old country
church.”
Married 61 years now the
couple moved from Tulia to a
farm near Hereford in 1926.
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else had come,” recalls 1974. The couple are
Livesay, “There were bug- members of the Central
gys, wagons, and model T’s. Church of Christ, but they do
They even raffled off an old not get to attend often due to
Essex car in about 1924 or Mrs. Livesay’s inability to
25." He explained that the car walk unaided.
had belonged to tourists who “I enjoy doing a lot of
couldn’t pay their bills, so things and I really don’t let it
merchants auctioned off the get in my way much. I have to
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By DEBEGRAVES "We used to know World War II veteran and is
Staff Writer           everybody in the county, also a retired plumber. Their
“My hobby is cooking, I   from Floyd to Tucumcari,  other son, L.J., lives in
cook all the time and I just   before the country settled up  Hereford and is a sales
love doing it,” said Mrs. N.W.   so much," said Livesay, who  representative for Summer-
Livesay of 209 E. Fifth. Due   farmed for 51 years and is  field Fertilizer. The Livesays
to knee problems and suse-  now a retired plumber,        also have six grandchildren
quent surgery Mrs, Livesay “I really thought Hereford and three great-
is confined to the use of a was the grandest place I had grandchildren.
walker. “I haven’t taken a ever seen,” reminisces Mrs. About Hereford Mrs.
step without it in two years,”   Livesay, who was a charter  Livesay said, “I like it all,
she said. The physical disad-   member of the Ford Club, for  myself, but I got particular
vantage doesn't stop Mrs.  which she wrote the Ford  enjoyment from the Home
Livesay from participating in news for the Brand.           Demonstration Club.” She
her favorite pastime of cook-    "Everybody came to town  was a member of that
ing though she does much of  on Saturdays just to see who  organization from 1947 until
The couple have three keep busy,” commented Mrs.
children. Their daughter Livesay who has been busy
resides in Amarillo, where recently canning peaches
her husband teaches at from the two trees in their
Amarillo College. Her name backyard, which yielded six
is Mrs. Milton Horst. One of or seven bushels of fruit this
their sons, Harold, lives in year.
Las Lunas, N.M. He is a The gardener of the family
Tuesday evening at the last week. Sick members
regular meeting of Hereford were reported on at the
Rebekah Lodge No. 228, it meeting.
was announced that a dona- Peggy Lemons was hostess
tion of $48 was sent to the to Faye Brownlow, Ada
"Birthday Fund” for the Odd Hollabaugh, Lydia Hopson,
Fellow Childrens Home at Glessie Shelton, Roberta
Corsicana. The meeting was Combs, Lavita Fitzgerald,
held in the IOOF Temple.     Verna Sowell, Ursalee
With 19 members present, Jacobsen, Leona Sowell, Beth
Vice-Grand Roberta Combs Hall, Bessie Saulcy, Susie
presided in the absence of the Curtsinger, Mary Beel Clan-
Noble Grand.                 ton, Helen Sowell, Bessie
Twenty-seven visits to the Lawrence, Peggy Lemons,
sick and thirteen greeting Karrol Rettman, Edna
cards were sent during the Mathes and Ruth Rogers.
—Hospital Notes---
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL Murillo, Aurelia Ortega.
Boy Arrellano, Holly Bix- Jo Polston, Cathie Rolf, Inf.
ler. Inf. Girl Bixler, Justin Girl Rolf, Rodney Sams,
Bronniman, Nancy Daniel, Trent Shelton, G.R. Smith,
Gypsy Determen, Clint Edna Thompson.
Formby, Jake Gregory.
Cathy Guseman, Inf. Boy Maggie Thompson, Lenora
Guseman, Judy Henry, Betty Traylor, Luis Varela, Mable
Henson, A.T. Jones, Rosario Wagner, Jeanie Wright, Inf.
Mendoza, Inf. Girl Mendoza, Boy Wright, Shelly Webster,
Robert Medley, Secundino Ciro Tijerina.
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Skater Curtis Stockton
Counsoling Pastor at Trinit Fellowship,
Amarillo
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•Games •Nursery provided
The Fox™ Shirt
Wesley United Methodist
Church is hosting
"WESLEY’S FALL
FESTIVAL OF ARTS AND
CRAFTS” on Saturday, Sept.
12.
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