Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 103, No. 134, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 7, 1981 Page: 3 of 34
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City Cemetery Society
The City Cemetery Society
held its regular monthly
meeting at the Peoples National
Bank on Monday, June 1. Mrs.
L.F. Bridges Jr., president,
presided over the meeting
which 12 members attended.
Following a short business
meeting, committee chairman
gave their reports on memorial
received.
Memorials for the
beautification fund with Mrs.
Mary Maxwell, chairman,
include: for Bruce McLarry by
Lucille P. Auld of Dallas and
Mrs. Bussell Chaney; for Mrs.
Abel (Pearl) Pate by Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Clement, Mrs.
Mattie Lou Taylor, Wanda Lair,
Sammie Brewer, Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Prim, Mrs. Merle
Flippin, Mr. and Mrs. Boodie
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.
Stephenson, Mrs. Tom Wor-
sham, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wood;
for Miss Julia Bergin by Miss
Virginia Knox and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Bradshaw; for Carr Smith
by Mrs. Merle Flippin; to
Graydon Johnson by Mrs.
Merle Flippin; for William J.
Fanning by Norene, R.C. and
Fern Jeffress and Mrs. Eleanor
Dunken.
For W.S. (Bill) Tyler by Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Clement,
Carlisle Clement, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. B.F.
Ashcroft, Mrs. John Sheffield,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Chan-
cellor; for Andrew F. Meier by
Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Ashcroft.
Memorials chapel fund with
Mrs. A.C. Champagne,
chairman are for Asa Routh by
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pogue;
for Miss Julia Bergin by Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Pogue and
Mrs. W.C. France; for Mrs.
Pearl Pate by Tony and Nancy
Hughes, Troy and Mary Lynne
Jolly, Tony and Kathleen
Champagne, Monette Stephens,
Marion B. Dildy, Mrs. Harry
Payne, Lyna and Betty
Chamberlain, Kenneth and
Beuna McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McClendon, Mrs. Leo B.
Bennett and Mrs. Margaret
Thomas and family.
For W.S. (Billy) Tyler by Dub
and Margaret Ruth Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Mead and
Marion B. Dildy; for Andrew F.
Meier by Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mead; for Mrs. Maggie Lou
Perkins by Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mead.
Road fund with Mrs. E.L.
Ashcroft Jr., chairman include:
for Julia Bergin by Mrs. Bob
Thomas Lilly, Dr. and Mrs. Ray
Hanna, Mrs. James Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Carothers,
Mrs. Alvis Pickett, Mrs. Audley
Moore, Mrs. W.L. Willis, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Milligan, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Milligan; for
Judge Wm. J. Fanning by Mr.
and Mrs. Joe A. Williamson,
Mr. and Mrs. W.A. McDowell,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Askew Coffey
and Mr. and Mrs. W.A.
Carothers and family.
For Pearl Pate by Mr. and
Mrs. E.L. Ashcroft Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Harmon, Mr. and
Mrs. W.A. Carothers, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Brice, Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill Craver, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Wingo, Mrs. Nelson
Gilreath, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gilreath and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
A. Williamson, David Brice,
Mrs. Drew Pearson, Mrs.
Graydon Johnson, Mrs. Audley
Moore, Mrs. W.L. Willis, Mrs.
Kenneth Brice, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Milligan, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Milligan, Mrs. Alvis
Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Alexander, Mrs. LeRoy Pogue,
Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Pratt and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brice.
For Jim Harrell by Mrs.
Nelson Gilreath; for Miller D.
Sewell by Mrs. I.T. Harper; for
W.S. Tyler by Mrs. Fred Moelk,
Mrs. Duke McKinney, Mr. and
Mrs. E.L. Ashcroft III, Mr. and
Mrs. L.F. Bridges III, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe T. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Leggett, Mrs.
Skillman Bird, Mr. and Mrs.
L.F. Bridges Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
E.A. Kistenmacher, Mabel
Kretzmier, Mr. and Mrs. W.A.
Carothers, Mr. and Mrs. Oran
Jackson, Lyman Brice and Mrs.
Lawrence Tramel.
Food Seminar Planned
A food preservation seminar
will be conducted at 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday, June 16 with the
location announced at a later
date.
Growth in home canning and
gardening is usually attributed
to economic reasons — growing
and preserving produce to fight
rising costs. TTiis is a major
factor. One of the biggest
reasons now is that some
canners want natural nutritous
foods with no preservatives,
additives, chemicals or
colorings; while others are
required to adhere to special
diets — such as low sodium
diets.
Another reason for home
canning growth is simply that
many people find it an en-
joyable and rewarding hobby.
Other method of conserving
fruits and vegetables will be
included in this seminar.
One will be able to see
demonstrations on canning,
freezing and drying fruits and
vegetables for home use.
Registration will begin
Monday, June 1 and the fee is
$1. One will also be eligible to
receive the food preservation
mail-out series which will begin
the week of June 22. You may
register by calling 885-3726 or
885-3443. Leave your name,
address and telephone now.
A reminder
..Deadline for news
items for Sunday
People Today page
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1 is noon Thursday.
Charm School Set
For Local Youth
A charm school designed for
youth ages 9 to 19 and sponsored
by the Hopkins County Ex-
tension Service is planned for
Tuesday, June 9 at the Wesley
United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall, 614 Texas St.
This day-long event will begin
with registration from 9:30 until
10 a.m. and will conclude at 2
p.m. A 82 registration fee will
be charged. Participants are
asked to bring a sack lunch and
drinks will be furnished. Those
attending will participate in
several workshops.
Janie Crump, County Ex-
tension Agent-Home
Economics, will speak on
nutritious snacks while Robin
Rogers and Debra Neal will
lead participants in modeling
techniques. All phases of hair
Work on
care will be discussed by
Tewana Domer, a local
beautician. Sharon Burney will
guide the group in an active
session on aerobics.
Local representatives,
Shirley Moore for Avon, Gena
McFadden for Aloe Care,
Jackie O’Quinn for Mary Kay
and Donna Wetzel for Merle
Norman, will demonstrate their
products on participants and
answer questions about skin
care.
The activity will conclude
with a style show of summer
fashions by the Style Setters.
All area youth are cordially
invited to participate. Contact
Carrie Brazeal at 885-3443 or
885-3726 for additional in-
formation.
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Reunion
McFadden Family
The McFadden family held
their reunion Sunday, May 31 in
the Civic Center.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Williamson, George
Kephart, Mr. and Mrs. Exum
Williamson, Irene Bur gin, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bob Burgin, Brad
and Cory; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Burgin and Eric; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford McFadden, Mr. and
Mrs. J.D. Russell, Hattie
Williamson, Mr. and Mrs.
Theader Barton, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Williamson and Shayne;
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn William-
son, Annette and Rhonda; Mr.
and Mrs. R.T. Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Quary, Odeana
Stewart, Stephanie and Scott;
Mr. and Mrs. D.O. McFadden,
Lisa and Traci.
Others include Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McFadden, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat McFadden, Michael
and Marisa; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
McPhearson, Mr. and Mrs.
Monty Wells and Monica; Mr.
and Mrs. Junior McPhearson,
Jimmy McPhearson, Paula
McPhearson, Mr. and Mrs. R.C.
Burgin, Susan, Sharon and
Sheila; Douglas Boydston,
James McFadden, Mr. and
Mrs. Don McFadden, Douglas
Williamson, Louann Mc-
Fadden, Mike Wood and Kelly
McFadden.
The family decided to make
the reunion an annual affair
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THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Springs, Texas, Sunday, June 7,1M1—SECTION 1-4.
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Coping with chronic fatigue
Mrs. Kirk Adam Walker
DEAR DR LAMB - I’m 18
years old and married when I
was 16 and already three
months pregnant. Three
months after my first baby I
found out I was pregnant
again. It came as a total shock
and I was depressed for
weeks. My second child was
born five months ago. Both
my children are beautiful.
Things have happened very
fast in the last two years of
my life. I’ve handled it very
well emotionally but physical-
ly I’m having a rough time
I’m tired all the time and feel
extremely run down My fam-
ily doctor took loads of tests
and found nothing. He gave
me some vitamins and iron
and sent me home Now, three
months later, I’m still tired
and just feel awful all the
time. Please tell me what to
do to get back to my old pep-
py self again. I love married
life and my two girls but I just
feel out of it.
DEAR READER — You did
the nght thing in having an
examination About one in
five people who have persis-
tent fatigue do have a medical
reason for it Any number of
illnesses can make you tired
Since you have had complete
studies it is unlikely that your
problem is really medical
You may be tired because you
Filak - Walker Marry
In Candlelight Service
in fact are doing a greal deal
of work, looking after two
small children. When you
work hard it is expected that
you will be tired.
Beyond that is the problem
of growing up too fast and
having too many responsibili-
ties before you are emotional-
ly prepared for them. About
80 percent of people who have
chronic fatigue have a psycho-
logical reason for it. While
you think you have done well
emotionally but not physical-
ly, I would guess that the
opposite may be true.
The ways to cope with
chronic fatigue are discussed
in The Health Letter number
HEALTH
Lawrence E. Lamb.M.D.
9-6. Fatigue Feeling Tired
and Weary, which 1 am send-
ing you Others who want this
issue can send 75 cents with a
long, stamped, self-addressed
envelope for it to me. in care
of this newspaper. P.O Box
1551. Radio Citv Station. New
York. NY 10019
Meanwhile. I suggest you
arrange to have some psycho-
logical counseling and start
planning some time away
from your responsibilities for
some fun Fun and variety in
life do a lot to eliminate that
tired feeling that comes from
working too hard, too long at
the same thing day and night
DEAR DR LAMB - I am
80 yean old and have a terri-
ble itching in both of my ear*
Sometimes it is »o intense that
it wake* me up at night. It it
not caused by wax, but ia a
the bony part of the ear.
Sometimes there is a forma-
tion like dandruff as in ones
hair. I think sometimes it mil
drive me nuts I have used ail
kinds of lotions and ointments
and doctor’s prescriptions bat
none seem to do any good.
What do you suggest?
DEAR READER - There
are many causes for itchy
ears. It can be from dry scaly
skin It can be from a chronic
fungus infection. In someone
who has used a lot of medica-
tions’ it may be a chemical
irritation.
Proper treatment will*
depend upon proper diagnosis
Try your doctor a pin and if
he is not successful, ask to
have a consultation with an
ear. nose and throat special-
ist If you have no infection
and just have dry skin, the
doctor may be able to give
you an oily preparation so
that you can put drops in your
ear to simply lubricate your
skin I would not put anything
m my ear though, not even
the tip of a washcloth, without
seeing your doctor and getting
proper treatment You might
add an infection to the prob-
lem in trying self treatment
(WWSPAPra ENTERPRISE ABM.)
Miss Janet LaNell Filak and
Kirk Adam Walker were united
In marriage in a candlelight
ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday,
May 15 at the St. James
Catholic Church. Father
Bernard Pustejovsky per-
formed the double-ring service.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L.V. Filak of
Sulphur Springs. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J.D. Bennett of
Sulphur Springs.
An arch of candles formed the
background flanked by two
nine-branch candelabra. Four
palms created a garden setting
and family pews were marked
by brass candelabra.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown erf
white Organza designed with a
V’d yoke Df English Net, ac-
cented with schiffli embroidery
snowflaked with clustered
pearls. Peau d’ ange lace
shadowed the molded bodice
and reappeared as a Cameo
neckline.
Long tapered sleeves of
organza and lace were overcast
in a vented Bishop poof, paneled
to either side in sculptured lace.
The layered sleeve was caught
to a deep lace cuff underscored
in organza. A Peau d’ ange lace
pyramid with contrasting lace
bordering appeared at a slipper
level of the A-line skirt and
continued as a Chapel length
framer. The attached train was
embellished with a center lace
panel graduating in width from
the waist to length framer.
The bride carried a silk
cascade bouquet of spring
flowers in rainbow colors.
Miss Cheryl Filak, sister of
the bride, from Sulphur Springs
attended as the maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Melony
Newsom, Sharon Burney and
Gina Deaton, all of Sulphur
Springs.
The attendants wore gowns in
pastel rainbow colors of pink,
lilac, blue and yellow. They
carried coordinated bouquets m
the brides chosen colors which
complemented their gowns.
Sara Gee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Tim Gee of Sulphur
Springs, was the flower girl.
Adam King, nephew of the
groom of Sulphur Springs,
attended as the ring bearer.
Clay Walker, brother of the
groom of Sulphur Springs,
served as the best man
Groomsmen were Jim
Thompson of Austin; Sput
McCormack of Sulphur Springs
and Gary Filak. brother of the
bride of Sulphur Springs.
Jerry’ Rhodes, brother-in-law
of the groom of Sulphur
Springs, and Doug Walker,
brother of the groom of
Freedom, Okla., attended as
the ushers.
Miss Kellie Galyean provided
the music for the ceremony.
The reception area featured a
silver candelabra holding an
arrangement of spring flowers
The groom's table held a fern
arrangement in a brass con-
tainer. The registry table was
accented with an arrangement
of spring flowers in a bisque
cupid container.
Vali Rhodes, Terri Moore,
Diana Cross and Karen Roberts
served as members of the
houseparty.
After a wedding trip to San
Antonio, the couple will reside
in Sulphur Springs.
The bride and groom are both
graduates of Sulphur Springs
High School. The bride is
presently attending East Texas
State University. The
bridegroom is a graduate of
Stephen F. Austin and em-
ployed as a oil broker.
Parties and Showers
The bride was honored with a
paper products shower
Tuesday, April 21 hosted by
Jacquelyn Brice, Shirley
Moore, Nancy Stephens, Nancy
Rooks, Suzanne Stevens and
Judy Bench.
Diana Cross and Melony
Newsom hosted a lingerie
shower Tuesday, April 28
honoring the bride.
On Wednesday. April 29 a rice
bag party was given by Carol
and Sara Gee.
Jean Strickland and Sharon
Burney hosted a brunch
honoring the bride Sunday, May
3.
Patsy Bolton and Priscilla
Smith hosted plants and things
shower Thursday. May 7.
An “around-the-clock”
shower was given by Mary and
Lowell Cable honoring the
bride.
Following die wedding and
reception, the newlyweds were
feted with a barbeque dinner
hosted by Molly and James
Moore in their home
REGISTRATION DAY!
Wed., June 10,1981
1 p.m.-6 p.m.
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Keys, Clarke. Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 103, No. 134, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 7, 1981, newspaper, June 7, 1981; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth816668/m1/3/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.