Cleveland Advocate (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 89, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 5, 1980 Page: 4 of 15
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Cleveland Junior High campus last Friday. Students beware! Perhaps
student discipline is taking on a firmer note! (Staff Photo)
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EIGHTH GRADE WINNERS - - Eighth grade students who took honors in
the Cleveland Junior High costume contest were: left to right, LaMonte
Holifield - first; Kevin Stephenson - second runner - up; Felton Lee - second
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to right are: Jim Land first; Sherri Wood - second; Duwayne Rice and Cindy
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and a billboard in front of the Church,
to coincide with a Gospel Singing Nov.
8, and a Revival Nov. 9 -16, and a
Senior Citizens Fall Festival
Luncheon Nov. 22.
More details in future. Take 3% 0
South to 163 East and follow signs to
Macedonia A - G. “The end of your
search for a friendly Church” is the
slogan now used by the Church,
according to the pastor, M. L. Mc-
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Miss Tiffany Tucker has been
elected to the office of 1980 - 81
Cleveland FFASweetheart. Tiffany is
( the daughter of Mrs. Jimmy Lynn
Tucker of Cleveland and is presently
enrolled as a senior at Cleveland
High.
Show and Queens contest as a repre-
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By Nita Krolczyk
The New Caney Future Farmers
of America held its annual Creed
Contest Tues., Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in
New Caney High School Auditorium.
The Creed is a five paragraph
summary of the beliefs of future
farmers that was adopted back in
1930.
The top four contestants were
first place, Nancy Lutz; second place,
Casey Robinson; third place, shelley
Kaye; and fourth place, Dewight
Fisk.
To participate in this contest the
student must be in his first year as an
agriculture student.
There were 13 participants, and
the judges were Mrs. Martham, Mrs.
Gassiott and Karen Wren.
Vincent E. Thompson, President
and Chief Executive Officer, and H.
Ms. Nichols is also a graduate, of
Sam Houston University in Hunts-
ville, Texas, where she received a
BBA in Accounting and plans to
pursue her efforts to become a C.P.A.
this year. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George M. Cunningham of
Splendora, Texas.
“We are certainly fortunate that
Guy and Adena relocated in Garland’
which therefore made it possible for -
us to add Adena to our fine officer .
staff. Her background in accounting
will be of real value to us as we look
ahead to an increasingly complex
banking environment,” said Thomp-
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function for the bank. Ms. Nichols
recently moved to Garland, where she
now resides with her husband, Guy.
Ms. Nichols was previously employed
by Harrell, Rader, Ward and Bonner,
a CPA firm in Palestine, Texas ana
her work included audits on several
bank clients. She graduated from
Splendora High School in 1974.
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