Illustrated Paperboy (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 12, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 12, 2002 Page: 2 of 8
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Page 2, ILLUSTRATED PAPERBOY, Wednesday, June 12, 2002
The Illustrated
Paperboy Staff
208 N. Travis St.
Cleveland, TX 77327
281-592-5356 .
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Eugenia Johnson
General Manager
Tamara Crouch
Office Manager
Richard Decker
Distribution
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Moon writes, “Ira Jackson and Dick Peebles, owners of Cleveland Hardware forty-nine years ago (1953)
had any- and everything a person could ask for in the hardware line. Those were the “good old days” before
The Thank You Corner discount stores and blister packs of hardware items from across the sea that no one can help you put to-
__ Photo by Moon Young
of the Illustrated Paperboy aether!
The Pastor and members of The &
New Bethel A.M.E. Church at
814 Vine Street, Cleveland, Tx,
would like to take this opportu-
nity to thank the many businesses
and former students for your gen-
erous donations for an AD to be
used in our Souvenir Booklets.
Our 72 Church Anniversary
held on May 26,2002, was a great
success, spiritually as well as fi-
nancially. Many thanks to you,
and may God continue to bless
each of you.
Reverend Keith Gilmore,
Pastor
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Day by Day by Betty Bazar
Well, my living room is in complete chaos. A few days ago my
dining room was in complete chaos. As a matter of fact, my dining
room is still in complete chaos, even worse than before, because
Joe has moved in things from the living room to the dining room,
plus all the dining room furniture is still moved out to the middle of
the room. They are like little islands of disarray.
You see, Joe is painting the dining room and living room; and,
while I like the results—a nice, clean paint job—I really hate the
mess. My perfect situation would be if I could just leave the house for a few days and come
back to find it all repainted. I would like that, but it is not very practical.
You never realize how much stuff you have until you start moving it around or cleaning it
out. Our son-in-law Quinn informed me the other day as he helped Joe move a china cabinet
that I was a pack rat. I replied that 1 was not a pack rat; I just had a lot of stuff. Of course, in
almost the same breath, Quinn observed that my Houston Oiler tumblers were collector’s
items. That’s the problem—What do you keep and what do you throw away? What is the
difference between a pack rat and a collector? Hmmm, interesting question.
Now, Joe is about as good a painter as I am a seamstress. Well, he is actually probably a
better painter than I am a seamstress, but neither of us is planning on trying to make a living
in those particular fields. Neither activity is natural to us, and it is interesting to watch us
struggle through the tasks.
While Joe was preparing to paint and actually painting, I was in various rooms of the
house doing my routine chores, and I could hear him in the dining room and living room
talking to himself and sometimes talking to me. The first day he painted the dining room and
got through painting the walls pretty well; it was the wood trim around the doors and the
baseboards that got him. I was in the den and kitchen, and I could hear him in the dining
room. He was squatting down and bending over and walking on his knees trying to reach the
baseboards; I could hear him grunt and then say “Oh” or “Ugh” or “Oww.”
Finally, I asked, “Is it that bad or are you just trying for sympathy?”
“Oh, this thing is killing me,” he said. There was no doubting the sincerity in his voice.
He finished the job today; and, as we sat down for lunch, he looked at me and said, “No
one in any form of construction has to worry about me stealing their job, not in .painting or
building or electrical work or anything. Their jobs are safe.”
First Assembly of God
To Hold Meeting
First Assembly of God’s
Women of Fire Meeting will be
on the 13th of June at 7:00 p.m.
Our speaker this month is Thelma
Daniels. The church is located at
507 River Street.
Public Notice
The Joint Commission on Ac-
creditation of Healthcare Orga-
nizations will conduct an accredi-
tation survey of Cleveland Re-
gional Medical Center on June
17, 18 and 19, 2002.
The purpose of the survey will
be to evaluate the organization’s
compliance with nationally es-
tablished Joint Commission stan-
dards. The survey results will be
used to determine whether, and
the conditions under which ac-
creditation should be awarded the
organization.
Joint Commission standards
deal with organization quality of
care issues and the safety of the
environment in which care is pro-
vided. Anyone believing that he
or she has pertinent and valid in-
formation about such matters
may request a public information
interview with the Joint
Commission’s field representa-
tives at the time of the survey.
Information presented at the in-
terview will be carefully evalu-
ated for relevance to the accredi-
tation process. Requests for a
public information interview
must be made in writing and
should be sent to the Joint Com-
mission no later than five work-
ing days before the survey be-
gins. The request must also in-
dicate the nature of the informa-
tion to be provided at the inter-
view. Such requests should be
addressed to:
Office of Quality Monitoring, :
Joint Commission on Accredita-
tion of Healthcare Organizations,
One Renaissance Boulevard,
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
The Joint Commission will ac-
knowledge such requests in writ-
ing or by telephone and will in-
form the Organization of the re-
quest for any interview. The or-
ganization. in turn, will notify the
interviewee of the date, time and
place of the meeting.
This notice is posted in accor-
dance with the Joint
Commission’s requirements and
may not be removed before the
survey is completed.
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Illustrated Paperboy (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 12, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 12, 2002, newspaper, June 12, 2002; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth861440/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Austin Memorial Library.