Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1990 Page: 3 of 16
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THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1990, PAGE THREE
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By Appointment or Drop-Ins Welcome
HOLLIDAY
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Rick Rollins, Pastor
Sunday School..............................9:45am
Worship.....................................11:00am
Evening Worship..........................6:00 pm
Wednesday Worship.....................7:00 pm
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Gfl Peters, Minister
Bible Study..................................9:30am
Morning Worship........................10:15am
Evening Worship...........................6:00pm
Wednesday Worship......................7:00pm
Tues. Mom.Bible Class..................9:3Ctem
FAITH TABERNACLE
Sunday School............................10:00am
Worship.....................................11:00am
Wednesday Worship......................7:30pm
UNITED METHODIST
Pastor, Dan Boyd
Sunday School............................10:00am
Morning Worship.....................11:00am
FIRST BAPTIST
Randy Potter, Pastor
Sunday School. .............................9:45am
Morning Worship........................11:00am
Evening Worship........................7:00pm
Wednesday Prayer Meeting.........6:30pm
MANKINS
BAPTIST
Eugene Bullard, Pastor
Sunday School............................10:00am
Morning Worship ....................711:00am
Evening Worship...........................6:0Cpm
LAKESIDE CITY
FIRST BAPTIST
Edward Lane, Pastor
Sunday School..............................9:30am
Morning Worship ........................10:30am
Evening Worship........................6:00pm
Wednesday Services...................7:00pm
MEGARGEL
Christian Fellowship Spirit of Love
Pastor
Sunday Worship.................. 9:45am
Evening.....................................6:30pm
Wednesday................................7:30pm
CATHOLIC CHURCH
OF THE ASSUMPTION
Harry Fisher
Su iday Mass..............................8:00am
Thursday Mass...........................5:00pm
First Friday Mass........................5:00pm
FIRST UNITED METHODIST
Raymond Grube, Pastor
Sunday School.........................10:00am
Worship Services......................11:00am
FIRST BAPTIST
Gregg Harvell, Pastor
Sunday School.........................10:00am
Church....................................11:00am
Evening Services........................6:00pm
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Harvey McQueen, Minister
Bible Study.................................9:30am
Worship Services......................10:30am
Evening Services....................... 6:30pm
Wednesday Services...................7:00pm
SCOTLAND
FIRST BAPTIST
Andy Graham, Pastor
Sunday Bible Study.....................10:00am
Morning Worship.....................11:00am
Evening Services....................... 7:30pm
Wednesday Services...................7:30pm
ST. BONIFACE
Sunday Mass..............................9:00am
Tuesday Mass................. 7:30am
WINDTHQRST
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC
Peter Sharum O.S.B.
Saturday Mass............................6:15pm
Sunday.........................7:30 & 10:30am
Mon-Thurs-Fri.............................7:30am
Wednesday.................................7:00pm
DUNDEE
BAPTIST
W.M. Pursley
Sunday School.........................10:00am
Morning Worship.....................11:00am
UNITED METHODIST
Pastor, Dan Boyd
Fellowship..................................8:45am
Morning Service.........................9:00am
Sunday School.........................10:00am
ARCHER CITY
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Clay W. Mims, Minister
Bible Class...............................10:00am
Morning Worship.....................10:55am
Evening Worship........................6:00 pm
Wednesday................................7:00pm
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Pastor, Billy Holley
Sunday School.........................10:00am
Morning Worship............ 11:00am
Wednesday Services...................7:00pm
FAITH MEMORIAL BAPTIST
Pastor, Alan Brock
Sunday School...........................9:45am
Morning Worship.....................11:00am
Evening Services........................7:00pm
Wednesday Services...................7:00pm
FIRST UNITED METHODIST
Wally Williams, Pastor
Sunday School...........................9:30am
Morning Worship...........8:30 & 10:35am
Youth Fellowship .......................6:00pm
FIRST BAPTIST
Roger Deerinwater, Pastor
Sunday School...........................9:45am
Morning Worship.....................11:00am
Evening Worship........................7:00pm
Wednesday Services...................7:00pm
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rick Truitt, Pastor
Sunday School...........................9:30am
Morning Worship.....................10:30am
THE BIBLE IS YOUR OWNER’S
MANUAL FOR A GOOD LIFE
When you buy a car or a household appliance, it comes
with an instruction booklet called the owner’s manual. It tells
you how to operate it and what to do if a problem develops.
All of this sounds very modern, but there is an ancient
precedent for this book of advice. It’s called the Bible.
However, in this case the instructions apply not to some
material possession but to your life, and the way you should
live it. Moreover, just as you could misuse your household
device, you could also ruin your life by your failure to follow
the instructions. So read your Bible and obey its mandates.
Hear it explained at your House of Worship, where you
learn that, unlike your household appliances, the rules for a
good life will never become obsolete.
As a guide, the
Bible is without
a rival.
- Author unknown
“All scripture is
...for instruction
in righteousness. “
- II Timothy 3:16
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I have come that they may have life,
and that they may have it more abundantly.
John 10:10
First State Bank
of Archer City Since 1909
574-4507 Member FDIC
Bates Concrete
Construction Inc.
691-1055 Highway 79
Beall's Dept. Store
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beall
574-4823 119 S. Center
Nelson's Texaco Station
574-4231 303 S. Center
Archer City Pharmacy
574-4912 113 S. Center
Haigood & Campbell
754-4622 106 E. Walnut
Murphy Chevrolet
574-4521 Archer City
R.D. Schlomach,, M. D.
and Family
Archer City
Archer County News
574-4569
June Theresa Veitenheimer and Rob-
ert Eugene Zotz were united in marri-
age Saturday, October 20 at 5 p.m. at
St. Mary's Catholic Church in Wind-
thorst. The Rev. Peter Sharum offici-
ated the double ring ceremony. Vows
were exchanged before an altar flanked
with brass candelabras and brass con-
tainers bedecked with spider mums,
gladiolas, roses and assortments of
greenery.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Veitenheimer and Mrs. and
Mrs. James Zotz all of Windthorst.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Al-
phonse Zotz and Mrs. Eugene An-
derle.
Escorted by her father the bride wore
a long white formal designer gown
featuring a satin fitted bodice intri-
cately beaded and sequined. The long
fitted sleeves were crowned with Eliza-
bethian puffs. The cascading organza
ruffled skirt fell to a semi-cathedral
train and was topped with a satin pep-
lum which was beaded, appliqued and
accented with a giant satin bow. The
fingertip veil of illusion featured a
tiara adorned with ruffles, silk petals
and sprigs of pearl beads. The bride
carried a fresh floral bouquet of cham-
pagne pink roses, white stephanotis,
English ivy centered with cymbidium
orchids and surrounded with greenery
assortments, chantilly lace and rib-
bons.
Elaine King, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. She wore a tea-
length gown of teal taffeta with black
velveteen bodice accented by oversized
puffed elbow length taffeta sleeves,
shoulder bows and a giant taffeta back
bow. Complimenting the attire was
black velveteen bow and heart earrings
and black patent shoes. The fresh flo-
ral bouquet was pink roses, white or-
chids and greenery featuring a pop-out
wrist corsage.
Bridesmaids were Jean Berend and
Joyce Wolf both sisters of the bride
and Karen Moisant. Traci Berend, the
bride's niece, was junior bridesmaid.
The attendants were dressed identical
to the matron of honor.
Flower girl was Trina Berend, niece
of the bride. She wore a tea-length
gown of teal taffeta and black vel-
veteen accented with scalloped ruffles
and velveteen bows. She carried a
white wicker and lace basket adorned
with fresh flowers and ribbons.
Robert Krahl was best man.
Groomsmen were Duane and Jimmy
Zotz, brothers of the groom and
Chuck King.
The groom was dressed in a black
tail Pierre Cardin notch tuxedo with
wing collar shirt and black bow tie. A
boutonniere of fresh pink rose buds
and stephanotis complimented the
look. The best man and groomsmen
were attired in black satin lapeled
notch tuxedos with wing collar and
teal cummerbund and tie. They wore
fresh floral boutonnieres of pink rose
buds.
The ushers were Scott Berend,
Frank Wolf, Mark Cooper and Kent
m.
Lindsay. They were attired identical to
the groomsmen with a black cummer-
bund and bow tie.
Ringbearers were Trent Berend and
Adam Wolf, both nephews of the
bride. Carrying the bride's bible was
Clay Zotz, the groom's nephew. They
were dressed identically in black Chris-
tian Dior pleated pants with black
suspenders and bow tie over a white
formal shirt accented with a black and
white arm band.
The mother of the bride wore a
black crepe tea-length dress accented
with iridescent sequined appliques on
the bodice. The groom's mother wore
a pink satin tea-length dress high-
lighted with delicate white lace. Each
wore fresh cymbidium orchid cor-
sages.
Acolytes were David Zotz and
Chuck Zotz. Deana Vieth served as
lector and eucharistic minister along
with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anderle.
Glenda Schroeder was organist. Shir-
ley Schroeder and Lester Anderle sang
vocal selections of "Battle Hymn of
Love", "Wind Beneath My Wings",
"Through the Eyes of Love", "The
Wedding Song" and "On This Day".
Following the ceremony, the bride’s
parents hosted a reception and dinner
in the Parish Hall. Registering guests
at the bridal book were Julie Wolf and
Debbie Berend. The table was decor-
ated with white lace and displayed a
hand crocheted bridal doll made by the
bride's great aunt, Lucy Humpert. A
white bird cage housed a pair of turtle
doves at the entrance. A white bird
bath filled with greenery, baby's
breath and twinkling lights centered
the room.
The bride and groom's cake table
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Thursday, October 25
8:30 a.m. VA w/Jake Sheppard
1:30 p.m. Monthly Birthday Party, Service Center
6 p.m. Archer Unit American Cancer Society
7 p.m. Holliday Lions Club
Friday, October 26
11 a.m. Western Band, Service Center
Saturday, October 27
6 p.m. AARP Jamboree, Activity Center
Sunday, October 28
2 p.m. Holliday Chaparral Riding Club
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was draped with white ruffled lace and
accented with bridal net, large bows
and white lights. The four-tier, six-
heart cake was crowned with fresh flo-
rals and featured a water fountain at
the center. Serving the bride's cake
were her cousins, Sharon Cassidy and
Karen Fleitman. Serving the German
chocolate groom's cake was Kris Zotz,
cousin of the groom. Jennifer Wolf,
also cousin of the groom, served
punch from a crystal pedestal bowl.
Under an archway of teal colored
balloons a pair of stufffed Holsteins
dressed in their wedding attire sit
watch atop the cheese and cracker table
which was draped with white lace and
bridal net.
Assisting with the reception were
Clara Mae, Angela, Maxine, Trade
and Stephanie Veitenheimer, Margaret
Beaman, Shirley Vieth, Loretta Meu-
rer and Vinie Wolf.
A meal of turkey and dressing with
all the trimmings was catered by
Genevive Kermair and Co.
Following the dinner, the groom
hosted a dance featuring music by the
Southern Justice Band.
Bartenders for the evening were Dav-
id and Kenneth Veitenheimer, Brian
Anderle and Steve Zotz.
The rehearsal dinner was hosted by
the groom's parents in the Knights of
Columbus Hall and catered by Crea-
tive Catering Service.
Upon returning from their wedding
trip to Branson, Missouri, the couple
will make their home in Windthorst.
The bride is employed in the account-
ing department of Berend Bros, in
Windthorst and the groom is em-
ployed by Cletus Schroeder Dairy in
Windthorst.
Retirement Party
Set For O’Keefe
Friends of Mrs. Mary Glenn O'
Keefe are invited to a reception in her
honor on Wednesday, October 31 from
2-4 p.m. in the Tax Assessor office at
the courthouse.
Mrs. (Grif) O'Keefe is retiring after
26 years of service in that office. She
began her work there on January 1,
1965 and will retire at the end of this
year.
She hopes to spend more time with
her daughters, Kerry O'Keefe of Fort
Worth and Cambri Smith of Seminole
and her two grandchildren, Sky and
Kinsey.
Hostessses for the reception are Tax
Assessor Teresa Martin and Office
personnel, Vicki Getts, Mary Lu
Moser and Debbie Tedrow.
ACCREDITED BY THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY
BREAST CANCER DETECTION UNIT
available to area women!
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CANCER
‘ UNIT
Call
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th
ARCHER CITY CLINIC
404 E, Chestnut
ARCHER CITY, TEXAS
574-4581
for appointment
According to the American Cancer Socie-
ty, one out of ten women will develop
breast cancer sometime in her lifetime. It is
currently estimated
that over 37,000 women die each year as a result of breast cancer.
Ninety percent of breast cancers are diagnosed by women or their physicians fin-
ding a lump in the breast. Women who are diagnosed with a lump large enough to
feel have a 50 percent five year survival rate. A woman who is diagnosed as having
breast cancer by mammography, before a lump can be felt, has a 97% five year sur-
vival rate and a 90% 10 year survival rate. The cost is only $60.00 + $4,50 S&H,
A mammogram can detect a cancer this small,# even before it can be felt.
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Lobpries, F. Mike & Lobpries, Fran. Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1990, newspaper, October 25, 1990; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth840997/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Archer Public Library.