Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 7, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 9, 1980 Page: 4 of 16
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4—THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Spi^ngt, Texas, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1980.
North Hopkins news
David Withrow of Dallas,
grandson of Mrs. Verdis France
4 of Sulphur Springs and Mr. and
Mrs. Merl Withrow of this
place, underwent surgery in
Memorial Hospital Tuesday
morning.
Recent word is that Jessie
Guy (Vaden) Dawson is at her
r:?,
Dike
news
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home near San Antonio but her
condition is unimproved.
Mrs. Lowell (Iona) I^awson
has been a medical patient at
Memorial Hospital for a few
days, but is recuperating nicely
at her home now.
Kathy Busby and Tressie of
Hurst, Tommy tewis of Sulphur
Springs, Marcelle and Elwyn
Martin of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs.
J.D. Butler and David, his girl
friend, Judy', all of Garland, lyfr.
and Mrs. J. P. Butler of Pampa,
Pam Butler of Austin, Karen
and Randy Rodriguez of
Nacogdoches, Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Butlef of Sulphur Springs,
Uvonne. Elton and-Tim Chester-
of Birthright visited recently
with Mi's. Ethel Butler
Herbie and Brenda (Smith)
Willis, who are newlyweds, are
being honored Saturday night,
Jan. 12, with a bridal shower in
the school cafeteria. It will
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begin at 7:30 p.m.
J. Kin Orr of Baton Rouge,
Ea- Spent a few days this week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Orr, and Jesse.
- Cafla and Barryie Dixon
recently moved into the former
late W.B. Orr home place.
Jamie Brice.was injured in a
cow-pickup accident Monday
night on a road between PM 71
and'Highway 11, west oLEm»-
blem.
Sulphur
Bluff
news
Beauton Williams of Mission
Manor Home in Mount Vernon
spent one day at her home here
during the holidays. With her
w'as hdr daughter Betty and
Richard Mercer and children of
Richardson, her Neal and
Doris Williams and children
and C JT and Jeanette Williams
and children of Bogata.
Beth Ann and Joel Davis of
Palo Alto, Calif, spent New
Year's Day here visiting her.
father, Buster Alexander, at the
home of his sister, Mozelle and
Clyde Bassham
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Elleta and Pete Haerle and
family of Austin spent several
days with her father, Jeff and
Trixie Smith last-week.
Steve and Linda Acker Long,
Lynn Kick and children, all.erf
Dallas, visited Mary and Ralph
Vance last Saturday
Mrs. Ben Patterson and.her
children had a family dinner
Sunday at the home of a
daughter, Sallie and Alfred
Huie at Cedar Creek Lake.
Zelma Harris and son .Clyde
Jr. met her sistfer, Sue and M.P.
Loftis. of Seminole, Okla. at
Ramada Inn in Sulphur Springs
Sunday for lunch and to visit, as
the Loftis were returning home
after a visit in Tyler.
First Monday lunch was
served Monday, which was a
nice day and several visitors
attended. Thanks were ex-
tended to all for their par-
ticipation and donations.
Loreta Stapp received word
Mohday of the death of a
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Delmus
(Gay Nell) Stapp, in San Diego,
Calif. Services were held there
Wednesday.
The 4-H members attending a
dairy fitting and showmanship
clinic Saturday at the Civic
Center were Tiffany Harris,
Randy and Tammy Neal, .
Trevor, Susan and Sharon
Allan. Bill and Vicky Allen
helped with the clinic and other
leaders in attendance were
Glenda Harrris and Patsy Neal.
Dike 4-H’ers involved in the
food show have been reminded
that design for discovery,
recipes and a day’s menu are
due in the Extension office by 5
p.m. Friday.
Gene Neal has returned home
from the hospital, where he was
confined for several days with a
back injury.
Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Neal were
in Dallas Wednesday to take her
mother, Mrs. Lola Smith, to
catch a plane back to her home
in Inbbock after visiting her the
past three weeks.
Darrell Stewajrt has moved to
Ore City, not Oklahoma City, as
mistakenly reported last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C'leo Neal spent
'ew Year’s with their daughter
*d family, Mr. and Mrs.
k;ene Pettit of Garland.
“ere will be a housewar-
miitfor Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Lyitfiyho recently built a new
home 1(j moved from Dallas,
on Sunv Jan 20, from 2 to 4
p.m. Evvone js invite to come
and tour,ejr new home.
Rev. d Mrs. Robert
Hargrave,f Neosha, Mo.
visited rtntiy wjth his
grandmothi Mrs. Ruby
Hargrave.
Mr. and Mi ^be Palacios
are the proud p,nts ofababy
^ef aher from(
California is visa,, them.
Mrs. Tunce Bart, arKj Mrs
Lorene Davis, Mrs.>tty -pyhh
Mrs. Ruby Hargie ^rs'
Irene Burkham ano^. an(j
Mrs. Billy Gregg via^ Mrs
Abe Palacios last week
Those visiting Mr. arHVtrs
Billy Gregg recently weiyjr
and Mrs. Bruner Cokk j
Gordenville, Mr. and Mrs. a
Echduof Dallas, Mr. and M,
Dick I Henderson, Karla an
Sherri of Richardson, Mr. ana
Mrs. Jimmy Gregg, Diane and,
James of Mesquite, Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle McKinzie, Marty
and Marci of Cumby, Mr, and
Mrs. Mike Odell, Jill and Cody
of Como, Mrs. Mary Gregg and
Mrs. Ida Mae Kitts of Sulphur-
Springs.
Nelta
news
Bert and Era Bartlett and
Elvis and Lucille Neal were in
Tawakoni Sunday to Visit
Clifford Bartlett, who is to enter
the hospital.
T^e Chat and Chew will meet
Monday in the home of Mary
Beale.
Visitors of the Joe Don Joslin
» family recently have been John
David Jetton and the Danny
Harness families.
Tink, Vickie, Shelly and
Farrah Burkhart were Sunday
church visitors.
Ed Pruitt along with Ronnie
and Modena Ruth Whitlock
were Sunday visitors of Billy
and Alice Flippin.
Ellery and Maxine Johnson
were at Jake O’ Pines recently
to visit his sister, Nancy, and
her husband, J. W. Van Cleave.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Adams
and son from Slaton, and Mrs.
Jack Woosley of Lake Worth
visited Wednesday with Mrs.
Billy Flippin.
Cindy, Dale and Jennifer
Beale were on vacation in
Texoma and Justin to visit
friends and relatives.
Alice Flippin visited her aunt,
Mrs. Leona Jobe, and cousin,
Valeta Jobe, Sunday afternoon.
The Extension Club of
Sulphur Bluff will hold its
monthly meeting at 2 p.m.
Monday and install new of-
ficers. Anyone interested is
invited to attend.
Nicky Sudduth celebrated
New Year's in Dallas with
v several friends he had not seen
in some time.
The game of squash suppos-
edly originated in 19th centu-
ry London’s sinister Fleet
Prison, where prisoners
shaped balls from rags and
batted them against the walls
with crude rackets to pass the
time.
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Keys, Clarke. Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 7, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 9, 1980, newspaper, January 9, 1980; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth824885/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed April 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.