Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 94, No. 80, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 22, 2001 Page: 3 of 12
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Seminole (Texas) Sentinel, Sunday, July 22, 2001, PAGE 3
Netherlands County, city Set
visitors talk , ..
to Lions Club regular meetings
Gerod Black
tells Rotarians
about camp
Special guests at Seminole Lions
Club luncheon meeting Tuesday at
Gaines County Commissioners and The council will meet at 7 p.m. at Gerod Black presented the
the Seminole City Council have set City Hall to consider regular reports, pmgmm for qprmnnio Rntary rinh’s
Thelma’s were John (Jan) van Erden
and his sons Niek and Rene of the
Netherlands.
van Erden was a guest of the club
five years ago when he gave a
program about the Netherlands. He
and his sons were visiting the Terry
Jeffries while returning to this
country for a tour of 12 western
states.
During the business meeting
President Ira Clower reported on the
Lions Leadership Development
conference, attended by five local
club members at Seagraves the
previous Saturday. He also reported
that there will be a District 2T2
Board of Directors meeting on July
28.
William T. Curry was program
chairman. In charge of next week’s
program will be Paul Elam.
Broom Sale chairman Shane
Wimmer advised the club that the
annual sale has been scheduled for
the last Saturday in August and that
work assignments will be handed out
soon.
regular meetings
Monday.
Commissioners will meet at 10
a.m in the commissioner’s courtroom
of the Gaines County Courthouse to
meet with Bob Kristek and Larry
Springer, Jo Ann Wolf, representing
the Cherry Blossom Inn and Beth
Moore of the Ashmore Agency and
Seminole conduct the first public hearing on luncheon meeting Thursday at
the proposed 2001 -2002 city budget Tama's
and consider awarding a bid tor a fire Gerod was one of seven former
RYLA campers invited to attend the
During his report, City annual leadership camp last week, as
Administrator Tommy Phillips will assistant counselors and youth
report to the council on a meeting set leaders.
for July 30 regarding the redistricting He expiained to the Club how
plan, August meeting dates and a much difference there was in
consider a request from each, meet proposal to close the 500 block of, attending the camp previously as a
with County Treasurer Linda Clark
and consider approval of an
Interlocal Participation Agreement
with the Texas Association of
Counties, consider approval of the
Treasurer’s Quarterly Report, meet
with County Clerk Pat Lacy, open
bids on surplus equipment and
conduct a budget workshop.
Northwest Avenue D.
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CHLOE GRISSOM
..to attend State Horse Show
Local 4-HTer
to attend state
horse show
Chloe Grissom, the daughter of
Jimbo and Shelia Grissom of
Seminole, will represent Gaines
County 4-H at the State 4-H Horse
Show in College Station this week.
Miss Grissom, a senior at
Seminole High School, will show in
the halter class of the state event.
She earned her way to the state
show by recently winning first in the
young halter mare class at the district
show in Lubbock.
Senior Citizen
Activities
Activities at the Senior Citizen
Center during the week of July 23-27
are as follows:
Exercise classes, 9:00 a.m.,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Obituaries
17-year-old high school junior and
now as a 20 y6ar old college student.
He gave the club a rundown on
the activities and events at Camp
RYLA held at Capitan, N.M. and
praised the club on the selection of
Bryce Autry and Michael Wood to
attend the camp. He reported that a
video was made during the camp
which would be of benefit to future
campers on what to expect and how
to prepare for the camp.
Dave Davis was program
chairman. David Shuler reported the
death of Club Charter member Finley
Moore and plans for the funeral
services. Reeves Cothes is the only
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PLAY REHEARSAL
The cast of “The Foreigner" is shown rehearsing a scene from the play, which
will be presented August 10 and 11 at the Seminole High School Little Theatre.
Tickets are currently on sale and are available at the Seminole Area Chamber
of Commerce office. Dinner will be served from 6:30-7:30 p.m. each night, with
the performance beginning at 7:30 p.m. Cast members are, Paul RusseH (far
left) and front row, from left, James T. Smith, Paige Freeman and Linda
Froelich; back row, from left,.David Williams and Tommy White. ■
call canceled
Dorothy Ann Goss
1927-2001
Services for Dorothy Ann Goss, 74, of Seminole, were held Friday, July remaining Charter member living.
20, at 2:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. Bobby Bates officiating. Shuler also expressed the club’s
Burial followed in Gaines County Cemetery South under the direction of appreciation to Gene King, who was
Boyer Funeral Home. , attending his last meeting.
She died Wednesday, July 18, at Memorial Hospital following a lengthy Club president Steve Scott led the
illness. club in the Pledge of Allegiance and
Mrs. Goss was bom June 12,1927 in Konawa, Oklahoma. She married Janis Buxton brought the prayer.
Truman Goss on December 5,1945 in Brownfield. She moved to Seminole Dorothy Holbrooks Brown was
from Post in 1960. She was a homemaker and member of the United pianist for the song session let} by
Pentecostal Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Truman, on Tim Liles.
June 16,2001; and a daughter, Juanita Middleton, in October 2000. Janis Buxton won the weekly
Survivors include two sons, Doyle Goss of Seminole and Charles drawing.
Goss of Lexington, Oklahoma; three daughters, Geneva Belongia of Guests attending included former
Post, Joyce McNew of Andrews and Linda Morris of Seminole; four residents Ron and Judy Plumlee of
brothers, James Holleman of Post, Donald Holleman of Wichita, Big Spring and her son Kenny
Kansas, Sterile Holleman of Beaver, Oklahoma, and Ule Holleman of Everett.
Oregon; one sister, Lennis Burnett of Brqwnfield; 18 grandchildren; 32
great-grandchildren; and 4 great-great-grandchildren. District COUrt j 11 TV
Finl°y Moore
1906-2001
Services for Finley Moore, 95, of Seminole, was held at 10:00 a.m. The jury call for 106th District
Saturday, July 21, at South Seminole Baptist Church with Rev. Bobby Court at the district courtroom in the
Phillips, pastor of Vine Baptist Church of Odessa officiating and assisted by Gaines County Courthouse has been
Rev. Dan Dale, pastor of South Seminole Baptist Church. Burial followed in canceled.
Gaines County Memorial Cemetery under the direction of Ratliff Funeral Potential jurors were scheduled to
Home. report this Monday, July 23, but that
He died Tuesday, July 17, in Paris. ■ is now not necessary.
Mr. Moore was born April 16, 1906 in Franklin County. He attended
East Texas State Teachers College. He married Elta Miller on June 16, 1928,
in Commerce. They moved to Seminole in the early 1930's, where they
remained for twelve years before moving to Mount Vernon. They returned to
Seminole in 1956. He was invoh ed in several businesses and established
Moore Real Estate Agency, where he worked for twenty years. He was a
member of the Rotary Club, South Seminole Baptist Church and was also a
past Mayor cf Seminole. He was preceded in death by his wife, Elta, in 1976,
and he married Alma Green, who died in 1994. He was also preceded in death
by a daughter, Virginia Hunt; a sister, Clara Bagley; and a grandson, Gary
Holder.
Survivors include a son, Don Moore and his wife, Gloria; a
daughter, Jeanenne Holder and her husband, Rouy; a son-in-law, Billy
Hunt of Denver City; a brother, Dirwood Moore of Irving; a sister,
Irene Gandy of Mount Vernon; a stepson, Weldon Green and his wife,
Mary Helen; two stepdaughters, Myra Hambley and Mary
Franzmeyer; ten grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; and three
great-great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Glen Cavitt, Herbert Hicks, Arthur Jones, Raymond
Woodard, Ronnie Aten and Melvin Kinnison.
GOSPEL MEETING
5th Street church of Christ
315 NW 5th Street
Seminole, Texas
Monday, July 30th through
Friday, August 3rd
with
BRETT HOGLAND
of Lubbock, Texas
Times:
Monday-Friday 7:30 p.m.
)u are invited to come and hear the Word of God
preached with honesty and great concern for all men
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Recycled Teens, 2:00 p.m.,
Monday
Senior dance, Tuesday
Birthday luncheon, noon, Thursday
* * *
-Hot lunches are served at the
Center to anyone over 60 regardless
of race, religion, or economic status
for a suggested donation of $2.00.
Persons under 60 are required to pay
$4.50. Membership in the Senior
Citizen organization is not required
to enjoy the lunches.
- Lunch reservations must be turned
in by 10:00 am by calling 758-
4020. Call the same number for
Meals on Wheels, available to
anyone over 60.
* Senior Citizens Menu
July 23-27
Monday
Fork chop with gravy, yam patties,
yelfow squash, combread, pineapple
Waldorf
Tuesday
Chicken and dumplings, broccoli,
com on cob, fruited jello, Texas toast
Wednesday
Chicken strips, rice Pilaf, steamed |
cabbage, roll, chocolate meringue j
pie, fresh fruit
Thursday
Barbeque brisket, pinto beans, potato
salad, fresh vegetables, roll, cake and
icecream
Friday
Pried catfish, com on cob, California
mixed vegetables, combread, peanut
butter cookies
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Dow, M. Gene & Fisher, David. Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 94, No. 80, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 22, 2001, newspaper, July 22, 2001; Seminole, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth804443/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.