Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1981 Page: 19 of 19
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COLEMAN COUNTY CHRONICLE
A Tenth
For God
And all the tithe of the land, whether of the
seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, i* the
Lord's: it is holy unto the Lord. Lev. 27 JO.
The Lord has imparted to us heaven's richest
treasure in giving us Jesus. With Him He has
given us all things richly to enjoy. The
productions of the earth, the bountiful harvests,
the treasurers of gold and silver, are His gifts.
Houses and lands, food and clothing, He has
placed in the possession of men. He asks us to
acknowledge Him as the Giver of all things; and
for this reason He says, Of all your possessions I
reserve a tenth for Myself, besides gifts and
offerings, which are to be brought into My
storehouse.
God’s plan in the tithing system is beautiful in
its simplicity and equality ... All may feel that
they can act a part in carrying forward the
precious work of salvation. Every man, woman,
and youth may become a treasurer for the Lord
and may be an agent to meet the demands upon
the treasury. Says the apostle: “Let every one of
you lay by him in store, as God hath prospered
him." 1 Cor. 16:2.
Let each regularly examine his income, which
is all a blessing from God, and set apart the tithe
as a separate fund, to be sacredly the Lord’s.
This fund should not in any case be devoted to
any other use; it is to be devoted solely to
support the ministry of the gospel.
A tithe of our income is "holy unto the Lord."
The New Testament does not re-enact the law of
the tithe, as it does not that of the Sabbath, for
the validity of both is assumed.
I speak of the tithing system, yet how meager
it looks to my mind! How small the estimate!
How vain the endeavor to measure with
mathematical rules, time, money and love
against a love and sacrifice that is measureless
and incomputable! Tithes for Christ! Oh, meager
pittance, shameful recompense for that which
cost so much! From the cross of Calvary, Christ
calls for an unconditional surrender ... All we
have should be consecrated to God.
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Whon News
Column
Written by Mrs. Tom Rutherford
In last week's news we stated
that we would have more about
the funeral and burial of Mr.
Vernon Fiveash. But seeming-
ly, the news otherwise gave
a good coverage. He was born
in our community, Whon, to
Mr. and Mrs. Gus and Maidie
(Forehand) Fiveash on May 9,
1921. He spent the greater
portion of his childhood in our
community. He also served
time in the service. But for a
number of years he with his
family have lived and worked in
and out of Abilene. As for
myself, I loved Vernon deeply.
He was raised in this commun-
ity as 1 was also. He was in our
home (my parents) a lot and I
was in the Fiveash home a lot. I
often wondered if I felt by
Vernon as I would have a
brother. The sadness has hit me
as well as his family and sister,
relatives and friends. But we all
realize that death is coming our
|, way sometime. But did not
expect death to come to a man
as active as Vernon. Our sym-
pathy to the bereaved.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ray
Schulze and daughter of Bangs
visited in the Tom Rutherford
home Wednesday afternoon fol-
lowing the burial service for
Mr. Vernon Fiveash. Vernon
and Wilfred Ray were second
cousins. After enjoying tea and
cold water with the Ruther-
fords, the Schulze family went
to visit her mother at Waldrip.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ray
Schulze are planning to start a
new home in Early where they
each teach school.
Mrs. Jacky Morris and child-
ren, Jeffery and Jennifer, Mr.
John David Morris and Mr.
Kevin Peek, all of Santa Anna,
spent the weekend in the Floyd
Morris home.
Mrs. Doris Stearnes of
Brownwood spent Tuesday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Dar-
win Lovelady in Santa Anna
and attended the Fiveash ser-
vice at Stevns Funeral Chapel
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vinson
were transacting business in
Abilene on Wednesday and
|-"visited the daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Berry, there.
Mrs. Charles Armbrust and
daughter of Houston have re-
cently visited with her mother,
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DID YOU KNOW?
Mrs. Hettye Turney, in Holiday
Hill Rest Home; and with her
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Turney, in Santa Anna. Also
they came to the Turney farm
in our community. Mrs. Arm-
brust is the former Neuvah
Turney.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacky Bullion of
O’Donnell came Thursday and
visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Greham Fitzpatrick, and
their daughter, Michelle, who
has been here this summer.
They took Michelle to Brown-
wood to spend this week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Bullion,
and the Jacky Bullions return-
ed home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper of
Rockwood were bedtime guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vinson
Sunday night.
Mrs. Glen Grote and two
daughters arrived home Satur-
day a.m. around 3 o’clock
following a 2 weeks visit with
her parents in Washington
State. They returned home by
car. A friend from there came
home with her from that part of
the world to be with the Grote
family for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morris,
Mrs. Jacky Morris and child-
ren, Kevin Peek and John
David Morris attended the Elm
Grove Rodeo Saturday night.
Leon Carter visited with the
Tom Rutherfords Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fitzpatrick
and Brandon of Santa Anna
visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Greham Fitzpatrick,
during the weekend at different
times.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ruther-
ford were in Abilene Friday.
When I had an appointment
with my bone doctor. The
report was real good and we
also visited in the home of our
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Smith, Barry and Deborah.
Deborah is making prepara-
tions to attend John Tarleton
College in Stepenville the next
school term.
C. M. Sft pd Mrs. Bobby
Stewart aJ*Vson, Steven, of
Omaha, NfHska, spent sever-
al days thep&t week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bean
Radle, in Santa Anna. They also
visited a son, Russell Stewart,
of Dallas before returning
HARMONICAS
WERE INVENTED IN 1821
BY FRIEDRICH BUSCHMANN
IN BERLIN, GERMANY.
TODAY, MOST HARMONICAS
ARE MANUFACTURED IN
TROSSINGEN, GERMANY.
AN ORDINARYMOUIHORGAN
HAS 80 PARTS. FOR
some reason\ girls and
women SELDOM BUY OR -'M
PLAY THESE INSTRUMENTS.
1 i: DISTINGUISHED STATESMAN
AND POWERFUL ORATOR,
PATRICK
HENRY
FAMOUS FOR SAYING, "GIVE
ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME .
DEATH “-HAD 6 CHILDREN
BY HIS FIRST WIFE AND
// BY HIS SECOND WIFE.
HE QUIT PUBLIC LIFE IN
A FINANCIAL BIND AND
BEGAN A SUCCESSFUL
CAREER /IS A LAWYER,
EARNING SUCH LARGE
FEES HE WAS ABLE-TO
BUY HUGE TRACTS OF
LAND IN THE CAROUNAS,
KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA
AND GEORGIA.
Mrs. Wayne Jones
Flies To Colombia
Mrs. Wayne Jones left by
plane Monday morning for Bo-
gota, Colombia, South America.
She will join her husband there
where they will be making their
home. Wayne is employed as
Drilling Superintendent for
Helmerick and Payne Drilling
Company.
Without justice no nation can
expect to have peace or pros-
perity.
home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Nicky Poldrack and daughter,
Danita, of Brownwood were
also guests in the Radle home
during the week.
Joe Alvin Wynn of Ft. Worth
and Herschel Wynn of Gran-
bury visited in the Radle home
Wednesday afternoon.
Walter Lee of San Angelo is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Vinson a few days this week.
Stephanie and Melanie Love-
lady of Brownwood were week-
end guests of their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin
Lovelady, in Santa Anna. Their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randel
Lovelady came for them Sun-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Grote and girls visited
briefly Monday afternoon with
the Tom Rutherfords and the
Greham Fitzpatycks. She was
also shopping in Brownwood on
Monday.
Mrs. Rex Turney of Santa
Anna spent the weekend with
her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McCullough and dau-
ghter in San Marcos.
Mrs. Bob Smith of Abilene
attended the funeral of Mr.
Vernon Fiveash on Wednesday
afternoon and spent Wednes-
day night with her parents, the
Tom Rutherfords.
Mrs. Lily Fox of Santa Anna
reports she received a tele-
phone call from a great neice,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams in
California, and they were new
parents of a baby boy whom
they named Shawn. Mrs. Scott
is the oldest daughter of the
late Sammy Jack Black and
Mrs. Black in California.
Mrs. Darwin Lovelady and
her sister, Mrs. Juanita Minica
of Santa Anna, were in Brown-
wood Monday (today) and visit-
ed with a sister, Mrs. Elvia
McDaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vinson
spent Thursday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Handley in
Ft. Stockton and brought the
great-granddaughter, K. K.
Valdez, home with them for a
few days. K. K. left Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Morris, Mrs.
Jacky Morris and children were
shopping in Coleman on Friday
and while in Coleman visited
with David Perkins and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ruther-
ford enjoyed a nice telephone
visit Sunday from our son,
Thomas Ray, in New Hamp-
shire, and a daughter, Lynda
Wheeler, in La Grange.
PROGRAM
MENUS
Menus for the lunches to be
served next week in the Cole-
man County Nutrition Program
are listed below.
MONDAY: liver with gravy,
English peas, rice, prunes.
WEDNESDAY: baked ham,
cauliflower, glazed yams, bread
pudding.
FRIDAY: beans and ham,
pickled beets, spinach, pink
applesauce.
Coleman, Texas, August 13, 1981
Sam McLellan
Awarded Ph.D.
At UT-Austin
Samuel G. McLellan, grand-
son of Mrs. Irene Pibrell of
Coleman, has recently received
his doctorate degree in Ger-
manic Languages and Litera-
ture at the University of Texu^
at Austin, where both he an™
his wife, Terry, are' now resid-
ing.
Sam has taught English at
the University for four years,
taking a one-year research A
batical at the University of OAxI
in Norway. He plans to contin-
ue his work in Austin for at
least another year.
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Barnetts And
Flemings Meet
At City Park
The Barnett-Fleming reunion
was held at Coleman City Park,
August 7.
Attending were the follow-
ing: Patty Gebhart and Jeffrey
and David Barnett of Friends-
wood; Agnes Carroll of San
Antonio; Leslie Ray Fleming of
Alice; Velma Creekmore of
Brownwood; Betty and Gene
Smith and Allyn Barnett of
Abilene; Opal and Frank
Stokes, Christian, Brittain and
Ashley of Athens; Arnold and
Ruth Barnett, Delbert and Joan
of Pleasanton; Raymond and
Doris Norman of Hobart, Okla-
homa; Steve Barnett, David,
Shane and Cody of Lake Bro-
wnwood; Avis Vaughn, Ladd
and Leanna of Early; Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Reynolds of Bangs;
Jean Whetstone and Kaylon of
Dallas; Margie Fleming, Phyllis
Rasberry, Carlie and Thelma
Fleming, Montie and Sandra
Guthrie, Sonny, Rhett and Mit-
chell, Idella Wristen and Melis-
sa, Billie and Montie Guthrie,
Pat Rutherford and friend,
Jetta Rutherford, and Taffy
Rutherford, all of Santa Anna.
Those from Coleman were
Bill and Geneva Barnett, Lorain
and Scott Cole, Greg and Loy
Myers, Tracy Villegas and Le-
ah, Billie Crye, Wesley and
Cory, Eva Barnett, Ruth Locke,
Henry, Lavada and Lora Bis-
hup, Sam Bolton, Mary Joyce
Bishup, Ruth Crye, Artie and
Opal Barnett, Edora Crye,
Vickie, Gene, Michelle and Car-
olyn Dobbins, and Ancil For-
bess.
The oldest attending was W.
H. (Bill) Barnett, age 78. The
youngest person present was
Elizabeth Kaylon Whetstone,
age 2 months, 8 days.
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COLEMAN INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
1981-82
BUDGET HEARING
The 1981-82 budget hearing for the
Coleman Independent School District is
scheduled for Tuesday, August 18, 1981
at 7:00 p.m. in the School Tax Office.
The 1981-82 school budget will be
reviewed and the tax rate set at this
meeting. The public is invited.
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