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Marie 9s Malarky
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Marie Harris, Phone 995-2195
III, I'llF.RF.! I'm afraid the news in
this column will he slim this week as I
luxe not ventured any farther than the
edge ol my front porch since the snows
started Dec I 5. apparently not much has
been going on anywhere Due to the
weather Bruce ( ook did not get here tor
his reception
Nobody lus called or written me I
have made a lew calls trvmg to get some-
thing togethei. hut like I s,ud helore. I’m
not a mind reader and it s sort >>1 difficult
learning about all your comings anil
goings without a little help1
I DID Rf ( t IN I a note about the new
babv horn to ken and Debbie Ncvnis ol
Sweetwater, but I had that last week I
will add the name ot the other gland-
mother. which I didn't have then she is
I vclvn krecht ol Colony I oca I grand-
parents are Kalph and I ela Mae Nev ms
\nd little k \ le I odd was Id1 me lies long
at both in Hendrix Hospital in \hilene.
instead ol Id inches
NIK. NNI) MBS. II I . Ilarral had a
wonderlul month'sstav in Roswell. N M
in December and January but were glad
to get home I hey visited their son and
daughter-in-law. Malcolm and lave
Ilarral \lso with the lamilv lor the
l hristmas observance was Malcolm and
I aye's two sons. I eland and Ronnie
Harial. and then vv ives and children I mm
their ranch at I nemo, and their daughter
and son-in-law. I aDontia and Randy
I’irtle and three hovs ol Roswell I lie
I ulia couple's nephew. Max Ilarral ol
I ayettevdie. \rk , also visited with them
in Roswell a week during the C hristmas
season
NY \1P \ I H\ I <) I arlv and Norman
Me \ 11 c 11 \ and then families on the death
ol their sister. C reola Harris, who died
I inlay night in Swisher Memorial Hos-
pital \ lormer longtime I’lainview resi-
dent, she had been in lulial'arcf enter a
vear Mso sv mpathv to M is I It (Ruby)
\1c\nellv. sister-m-law ol ( reola. and
her lamilv. Sv mpathv to the lamilv ol
Harley N Moore "b. ol Browntield. who
died I uesdav. Ian 20. He was a lormer
I llll.Ill
MRS. JF NN M (F.len Pearl) A vent had
her children. Ion \vent and Susan Bus-
hice and daughter. Sara, all of I ubbock.
home during the Christmas holidays
PI. EASE GKT WEI I. soon, all luli-
ans vv ho are ill including those in out-of-
town hospitals katherine Stephens
admitted Ian 2(1 to High Plains Baptist
Hospital in Amarillo Ruby I ee Ste-
wart who was dismissed from an Ama-
rillo hospital last week but is staying in
Amarillo with her brother .lames
Stewart Doan admitted Jan. lb to the
Veteran's Administration Medical Cen-
ter in Amarillo (nlbertS I imsadmil-
ted to the A eteian's Administration Med-
ical Center in Amarillo on Ian I1)
IIOMf FOK ( hristmas with their
parents. Dr. I red and Rebekah Richards,
were John and Melinda Richards and
sons. John Mark and Jeffrey, ol Hous-
ton. Sarah and ken Burk, and children,
lenmlei and John, ot San Antonio, and
I h/aheth Ann and Ken Stone of Dallas
Also with the lamilv were Rebekah's
mother. Alls I’errv AN ebb. ol San Anto-
nio I lie Richards' son. I reddy ol San
Antonio, visited them after Christmas.
He and Ins wife and children had spent
Christmas with her tolks
I IM) A .If f f f KS spent her ( hrist-
mas holiday from teaching m lulia
Schools w ith her mother. Johnnie .letters
at Paducah. I hey went to (iuthrie lor
Christmas dinner with Inends at the
famous bbbb Ranch, where I inda's dad
used to work I inda said she and her
mothei also |Ust eipoyed relaxing in trout
ol the fireplace.
ft I Nl N NNI) \l Burks were in
Amarillo I uesdav. Jan. 1.1. attending
luneral services lor a longtime Iriend.
loin Draper. 77. He was semi-retired
trom AN iclnta I eather Co and formerly
was associated with Draper-Ross Pro-
duce ( o. and Draper I ruit. both Ama-
rillo tirms lleworked lor several years in
Alemphis as a Draper-Ross salesman
helore moving to Amarillo in 1947
Al had introduced lorn to Marjorie
I )rake vv ho became Al rs I )raper in 193b
Mariorie introduced I ulala to Al so the
selection
Pangburn's
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People At Work. . . .
FAYE HEN THORN is office manager and secretary at the First Baptist
Church She has been employed 11 years.
loursome friendship had a memorable
beginning
(■I KS I S Of Mr. and Mrs. Newman
Bartley during < hrisi mas time were their
children and families. Mr and Mrs lerry
Bartley and son. led. ol I ubbock. lohn
led Bartley and son. Bryon. of Austin,
and Shu lev and Bill R ho.ids ol I ulia and
their sons. Steve Rhoads and daughter,
lustma. ol I ulia. and Alike and Sarah
Rhoads and little girl. Jenny . ot Amarillo
Steve Rhoads is in St Anthony's Hos-
pital in Amarillo where he was admitted
Jan lb Aluch improved t riday. he has
been moved out ol intensive care to a
private room His lamilv visited him
I riday
Steve's little girl, lustma. b. and Mike's
girl. Jenny. 2. spent the weekend with
their grandparents. Shirley and Bill, and
great-grandparents, the Bartlevs.
Hil l NNI) SIIIRI f N Rhoads were
recogm/ed in honor ol their wedding
anniversary. Sunday. Jail lb. at Christ
I utheran ( lunch ot which they have
been members since I9K3 I hey were
married Ian 17. 1952 Shirley is chair-
man ol the (mod Shepherd ( hnstian
Outreach program lot the church and
also director ol the church family night
program'
Also recogm/ed at C hrist I utheran
Church the same dav were members
ANcldon and Ruth Smith who were mar-
tied Jan 24. 195.1 Weldon, an elder, has
been president, vice president and treas-
urei ol the church Ruth is church orga-
nist. has taught Primary Sunday School
classes and has been Sundav School
superintendent
Both couples attend the Pastor's Sun-
dav School ( lass
less Sainmann and Betsy l aw son also
were recogm/ed during the serv ice.
DAVII) AND fllRYI. NNynne and
children. Michelle and I ric. ot A1esa.
An/ stayed a week w ith his parents. Alai
and Alary fiances AVynne during the
Christmas holidays
( ()N(,R Nil INI IONS to Debra and
Al ichael 11 atelier on the birth ol a daugh-
ter Amber l.auren. who arrived at 7 40
a in Saturday. Jail. I 7. at Central Plains
Regional Hospital in Plamview I helirst
chikl ot the couple, she weighed X pounds.
5 ounces and was 20 inches long Proud
grandparents are Mr and Airs Charles
Hatcher ol I ulia and Mr. and VIrs Alil-
ton I auric ol kress. (ireat-grandparents
welcoming the baby girlarel lien Hamot
lulia. I mma I auric ol Darrou/ett. and
Air and Mis Harold Butler ol I leetra.
I he grandparents have already visited
their new grandchild, ol course.
(I NN I ON NNI) I Nl R N Devin and
baby girl. NN hit nev. ol Dallas v isited his
parents. Virginia and Id Devin, at
( hristmas
IN N IT. I I KR I received from Mrs. F.
I 11 ouise) Day ol Oklahoma City, lor-
merly ol I ulia. several months ago was
an article she had written entitled. "I he
Joy ol Bonus Hours", expressing her feel-
ings. I thought it was good and want to
share it with you
It is only recently that I have been able
to appreciate the Bonus Hours, in the
deadot night, those sleeplessd nights that
are not a respector ol age or sex I hose
Bonus Hours that are given to us. while
others lay and snore the night away Our
beloved I ord has given us these extra
hours as a time to meditate, to think ol
the beauties ol hie. the happv times ol
past years or time to plan lor happy davs
oi years ahead, not a time to worry, tor
these can be worn tree hours a little
private gilt trom God How precious the
thought, how fortunate I am to have
these hours
I too have seen the beautilul mirages,
on the grassy Plains ol lexas. I he sun-
shine shimmering in the water ol the
lakes, lakes that disappeared but were a
thing ol beauty, as were the wild flowers
ot the prairies that nature provided
I have long been aware ol the Creator's
splashing ol colors on the palette ol hie.
the beauties ol the sunrise and glorious,
colorful sunsets But I prav for the joy ol
seeing the beauties ol life and colors that
only my I ord can show me. during the
darkness ol the night. I rom here on I
shall value the Bonus Hours ol my sleep-
less nights. I he gilt hours that others
nnss out on.
SN M PATH A TO Burrell and Mattie
I vans and family on the death ol his
sister. I helma Ivans Ray. b4. ol fort
AN orlli on Jan. 17 She was a retired
school teacher and principal and was
president ol the Birdville Historical
Society
Burrell, who had recent surgery, was
adv ised bv Ins doctor not logo, so Mattie
went to the serv ices alone. NN ith the help
ol Alary and I )av id Burgess she (lew out
ol I ubbock Monday morning. Jan. I1),
and arrived salely in I ort NNortli about
noon I he I vans'son. I red. and daugh-
ter. Kristen, drove to I ort NVorth I rum
Sail Antonio late Monday. as did Mattie
and Burrell's nephew. Bill NNatkms of
I amesa and Ins son. I lennis I he funeral
was at 2 p.m I uesdav. Jan 20
Alattie said that from the time she
arrived in f ort NVorth on Monday until
she left on I hursday. there was no rain or
snow and the sun was shining brightly.
MRS. DAY IDfDorothyJllulsey went
to Dallas I hursday to attend a retirement
party lor her dad Bob I aimer on Friday .
Ian. 23 He retired after 20 years from the
Army and Air force I xchange Services
( A AI I S). a corporation that supplied
PXs and commissaries lor military bases
all over the world Mr. I aimer was pres-
ented several awards by Brigadier Gen-
eral John i . I ong. and his wile, Gi Gi
I aimer, also received an award lor “put-
ting up" with him working in the com-
pany all those years. I he retirement cele-
bration was held m the private club ol the
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29,1987
Paula Pitt Will Lead Workshop
Paula Pitt, extension agent for Swisher
County, will be leading a workshop at a
"Mission Awareness NVeekend“for Uni-
ted Methodist youth in the Northwest
Texas Conference. I he event, to be held
Jan. 30 and 31 at the f irst United Meth-
odist Church. I ubbock, will give youth a
greater insight into Christian mission
locally , nationally and around the world
Louis Schowengerdt, Bishop of the
Northwest lexasandNew Mexico Area,
will be the key note speaker. I he weekend
will also feature worship, workshops and
presentations.
I he youth Senate will convene with
two youth delegates and one adult dele-
gate trom each local church to establish
I9K7 Youth Serv ice I und(YSF) projects.
YSf certificates will also be presented.
Participants will be able to select and
attend two of the workshops which will
be offered, including:
“Responding to the Rural Crisis." Paula
will discuss the effects of the rural crisis
on youth and their families. She will help
youth discover important ways to be in
mission and ministry to those affected by
the crisis.
“Mission Opportunities at Home"
Randy McCurdy , director of youth min-
istry at I irst United Methodist Church.
I ubbock. will give participants direction
in lindmg and carrying out the differnt
types of mission projects in local
communities.
“ M oney M akes t he NVorld C io A rou nd
Or Does It?” I he Rev. Dixie Robertson,
conference program associate related to
youth, will lead this workshop on the
importance of developing a Christian
understanding ot money.
"Is There Mission After High School?"
Student representatives from the collegc
'mimstries of lexas lech. NVest lexas
Stale and McMurry College will present
an introduction to the mission opportun-
ities available at the college level.
“So You NVant I o Be A Missionary in
Muleshoe. . ." Youth will learn about the
many mission work possibilities availa-
ble through the United Methodist
Church, ranging from agriculture to
evangelism and education to medicine.
"Hungry Decisions-Around the
NVorld " I he Rev Connie Nelson-Darnel,
pastor of NVelch and NVellman United
Methodist Churches, will lead this work-
shop which will include a simulation
exercise of the life and death decisions the
hungry must make about themselves and
their families.
"Hungry Decisions-Around the Cor-
ner." Youth will learn about the hungry
in the Panhandle and hear stories ol peo-
ple who must rely on the services ol a
lood bank I eading the workshop will b ••
Carolyn I amer. director ol the South
Plains hood Bank. I ubbock.
Members of the design team who
helped plan the event include. Shelley
Heck and C'am Givan of I ulia. Corky
Kiser ol Dumas. Bobby Newton ol Abi-
lene; Medina Corwin ol Big Spring.
Chellc NVisdom of Lubbock and Eric
Clark of Stamford Co-chairpersons ol
the design team arc Kristina Horn ol Abi-
lene and the Rev Bill I it us. pastor ol
NVesley United Methodist Church.
Amarillo.
corporation's office headquartersd in
Dallas Dorothy said that AAIF.S
employs 70.000 people in its worldwide
corporation.
Prev ious to going to work lor AAI I S.
Mr. I anner served in the U S. Air Force
2b years I he retired Air Force officer
said that now he really plans to retire and
sleep late it he wants to and relax. I he
I anners have just moved to a new home
in Cedar If ill
I )orothy's brother. Robert I anner Jr.,
also ol Cedar Hill, was present lor the
retirement ceremonies. She left her little
boy sat home. David I ee. with I am and
Joe Anderson and son. Mareelle. of
( anyon and NN ill with his grandparents.
Poppy and NVilliam Kirk Hulsey.
POPPY III I.SEY was in Houston
I uesdav. Jan 20. attending a five county
meeting arranged by iheGult Coast Area
on Aging, to which she was invited
Poppy had planned to fly to Houston on
Sunday. Jan. IK. and visit her Iriend.
M iriam Mel )onald. prior to the meeting,
but the Amarillo airport was closed due
to the weather and Poppy did not get to
Houston in time for this visit
MARY NEI.I. McNnelly of Midland
came Sunday to attend the luneral in
Plamview on Monday ol Creola Harris
She was a houseguest ol Betty and I )ewey
Bryant.
Mary Nell proudly told about the birth
ol her granddaughter on Dec. 14. Named
I li/abeth Grace, the baby girl is the first
child of Mary Nell's daughter and son-in-
law. Suann and Richard Harris of Mid-
land She weighed b pounds. 15 ounces.
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Herald's newcomer series. He moved to
1 ulia from Dumas
Paul, who is a part time field represen-
tative lor the f irst National Bank, was
reared at Friendswood. He holds a BA
degree in Animal Science from lexas
A&M and is currently attending West
Texas State University, working on a
M BA degree. While at A&M. Paul was a
member of the Aggie Band. Paul's hob-
bies arc bird hunting and all outdoor
activities. He is a Methodist.
I he newcomer said that he finds the
people of I ulia to be very friendly and
easy to meet He also said that he thinks
I ulia is a nice clean little town.
As a welcome to the community. Paul
will receive a meal for two at El Matador
and a six-months subscription to The
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Tooley, Wendell. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 29, 1987, newspaper, January 29, 1987; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth507470/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.