The Cleveland Advocate (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 50, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 19, 1982 Page: 2 of 16
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Page 2 - Section A. CLEVELAND ADVOCATE, Sat., June 19,1982
ADVOCATE ALMANAC
| Marriage licenses
Calendar of events.
JUNE 13-JUNE 19
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Independence
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bargain
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Cont. from front page
Nadine Farley
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MAINTENANCE
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outer space
is sched-
Saturday
Fredia Cox
Francis Mims
Pl BI.ISIIER
MANAGINGEDITOR
News staff
WE’VE GOT
IT ALL
RETAIL ADVERTISING
Sales staff
d« 592-2626 «
443-7225
Want to share your
news? Call 5!>2-262(i
or 143-7225.
Interested persons will
want to be at this meeting, so
mark your calendars accord
ingly
Lois Burns
Mary Mile, Kelly Spann
(Tuesday) we could get finished
by July 1,” he explained “That
rain has slowed down our work
in some areas we need to do “
Barnhill, who has worked
on several jobs in this area, said
he didn’t know of any state po
licy that prevented work to be
going on while the utility lines
were being relocated.
“In several jobs the con-
struction was going on while the
utilities lines and pipes were be-
ing installed. I can’t see why
they can’t do that here.”
vices at First Assembly of God.
507 River St Weeknight services
will begin at 7:30 p m and Sun
day services will beat 10:50a m
and 7 p m Barbara Lott will
speak and James and Keith Lott
will lead the music for the
Al TOGRAPH PARTY
JUNE 19: There will be an
autograph party for Tom Town-
send. author of The Lost Gray
Wolf, at Gates Book Exchange in
Livingston, 1109 North Washing
ton St., from 10 a m to 2 p m
The Lost Gray Wolf is a fictional
adventure story based on the fin
ding of a submarine in the Gulf
off the coast of Galveston The
book is published by Larksdale
Press of Houston
open discussion of abortion in
Texas and the country as a
whole They will have current
information regarding the
Hatch Amendment and the
Helms Amendment, both of
which are currently in Senate
committees being considered
for action by the full Senate?
Both of th?se amendments are
supported by President Rea
gan
CIR( I I.ATION
Staff
BUSINESS OFFICE.
SUff
HAPPY 25TII WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
JUNE 20: The children of
Willard and Margaret Bertling
invite you to join them in
wishing their parents a happy
25th wedding anniversary A
reception will be held in their
honor from 2 to 4 p m at Pen
Oak Baptist, Church in Cleve-
land
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
JUNE 21-25: First Baptist
Church in Romayor will be
holding Vacation Bible School
for children three years Old
through the sixth grade ('lasses
will be from 9 to 12. and all.
children are welcome to attend
corporate pilot and had been
working for Monco Motors for
four months as personnel man
ager
Metcalf Funeral Home is
in charge of arrangements.
PERKINS FAMILY REUNION
Jl'NE 19 AND 29: The fifth
annual family reunion of the
descendants of Hardin C. Per
kins (1811-1887), pioneer East
^exas settler from Dahlonega,
Georgia wil be held at Loblolly
Lodge. Ratcliff Lake, Ratcliff,
Texas Family members are re
quested to bring memorabilia
and a picnic lunch Related first
generation lines are Green
Crumpler. Grier, Carpenter,
Allen, Acorn, and Weaver For
additional information, contact
Irene Perkins Welch, P O Box
804. Crockett, Texas 75835, phone
71>t&44 2681.
WESTSIDE BIBLE SCHOOL
JUNE 21-25: The Westside
Church of Christ will begin
Vacation Bible School from 9:3(1
to 11 for : children all ages
through sixth grade. The many
aspects of Chirst s life will tie
studied. There will be plays and
puppets Refreshments will be
served Everyone is invited to
attend For more information
call 592 1235
UNCLE BUDDY AND OZZIE--Uncle Buddy Solomon will be
conducting a Children s Crusade June 27 through July 1
at New Caney Assembly of God, 7:30 nightly The theme
of the crusade will be One Way With Jesus and will
feature puppets such as Ozzie Uncle Buddy has worked
for many years in the field of education; public private,
and Christian Pastor Forest Bridges invites evetyone to
come and bring their families to this special occasion.
Represented nationally by
Texas Press Association
and U.S. Suburban Press
SPLENDORA SUMMER
BASKh. I BALL ( AMP
JUNE 25: Is the deadline
for signing up for the girls sum
mer basketbail camp at Splen-
dora High School, to be held July
12- 1V> Cost of the camp is $20 per
child gnd the camp will run from
1:30 to 5 pm daily and
youngsters in grades six through
nine art welcome A $10 deposit
and an application must be filed
at the high school office before
June 25 The camp will lie con
ducted by basketball ■ coaches
Mabie Holt of Splendora. Julia
Wedaman of Shepherd and
Ph>His Bruchmiller of Goliad
. . On Tuesday. June 22. a.t
7 30 pm in the Community
Room of the First Bank and.
Trust of Cleveland there will
be a* meeting hosted by the
Liberty County Republican
Party
The purpose of this meet-
ing is to acquaint the public
with the status o'f abortion in
Texas and elsewhere
Ken MqKee and Dent
DeVolt from the Huntsville
chapter of the Right to, Life
organization will be there
They will have a slide presen-
tation that will precede an
A Trades Day
uled in Coldspring
June 26 in conjunction with the
effort of the San Jacinto His-
torical Commission to raise
funds for the restoration of the
1887 jail
The Trades Day is held
the fourth Saturday of each
month in an effort to raise
$40,000 for the restoration
They are held on the
courthouse lawn and booths
can be reserved by calling
Evonne Lepley, chairman of
the fund raising efforts, at
653-4321
The items for the booths
should be collectables, arts
and crafts and the like, not
garage sales items
The state, awarded San
Jacinto county 1224,ooo to re-
store the histories] jail and for
it to become a museum U will
be located in Old Town in
Coldspring.
Hilda Faulkner is chair-
man of the San Jacinto Histori-
cal CommiMion
Trades Day
set June 26
MID SOI TH BOYS AT
CENTR AL BAPTIST
JUNE 26: The Gospel sing-
ing group, the Mid South Boys
will. be performing at Central
Baptist Church at 7:30 p m Cen
tral Baptist is located at 615
Plum Grove Rd Everyone is in
vited to this performance
Billye Barrow,
Marlene Kerr. Linda Johnson
; Friday. July 2nd will be
Straw Hat and Bonnet Day in
the city proper and those
caught outside without a straw
hat or bonnet headpiece may
be arrested by the ‘ Keystone
Cops" The dress-of-theday on
Friday will be patriotic colors
— old-fashion or frontier style
A “Youth Dance" will he held
at the Stancil Park Pavilion
Friday Night from 9 12
Saturday’s activities
Stancil Park will include
Cake Bake Contest, Baby Pa
rade, Quilt Contest, all day
Flea Market, Arts and Crafts
Show, 42 Tournament, flag
raising and patriotic speech.
Fire Truck Rides for the small
fry, fun and games sponsored
by community organizatins.
Family picnics, basket lunch
es - a special black-eyed pea.
THULEV ELAND _____
ADVOCATE
REVIVAL AT NEU HOPE
MISSION VRY BAPTIST
jCHt’RCII
JUNE 28,11 I V 3: Revival
scheduled at New Hope Baptist
Missionary Baptist Church at
7:30 p.m nightly Evangelist is
Phillip Burr There will* be
special singing each night The
pastor is Doti Vann EverVone
welcomed
at
a
NIGHT SONG
Jl'NE 19: Grace Missio-
nary Baptist Church, on Plum
Grove Road, will be showing the . call 592-7774.
film "Night Song" at 7 p m The
movie is free and refreshments
will be served afterwards
Everyone is invited to attend
Special educati6n
classes in Cleveland started
the same year as kindergar-
ten classes.
“It was good for my
kindergarten children ffiat
year,” she says. “To teach
the children that everybody
Lott
Family from Jacksonville.
Texas will conduct revival ser
Marriage Licenses, Leia
Mae Catchings, County Clerk
Donald Ray Garner and
Mrs Mary Ethel Garner. Wil-
liam Henry Johnson and Mrs
Deborah Lee Benevides,
George Burton Johnson and
Miss Elizabeth Ann Anderson,
Jonathan Ray Smith and Mrs
Nancy Kay Burroughs. Jack
Lesley Duncan. Jr and Miss
Lydia Ann Sutton
Uriah Jasper Currier and
Mrs Marian Mardell Cramer,
Donald Lee Fingleman and
Miss Kenya Renee Price. Jo
seph Franklin Stifflemire and
Mrs Rosemary Brown, David
Willis Kenworthy and Ms.
Debra Jean Mathis, Robert
Lee Fregia and Miss Carolyn
Rene Williams
jimmy Lee Eberhardt
and Mrs Martha Jane Hunt
McNally. Terry Duane Dun-
ham and Miss Lola Ann Brock,
Manuel Aguirre and Mrs Ta-
juana Marlenne Dunklin,
Franklin Adam Ripkowski, Jr.
and Miss Rhonda Faye Selph,
Royce Darrol Self and Mrs
Karen Marie Ellis, James Wil
bain Clanton. HI and Miss
Anita Gail Neatherlin
Ignacio Suarez Carabes
and Miss Herlinda Gonzalez.
Gonzales. Johnny Ray Ship
man, Jr and Miss Regina
Lynn Golden. Gary Layne Lu
cas and Mrs Patricia Ann
Mayon, Jeffrey Wayne Casey
and Ms Kathie Jo McIntosh,
Herbert Gwert Green, Jr and
Mrs Brenda Gail Reeves.Mi-
chael Steven Bouton and Miss
Treasia Ann McDonald
Roy Franklin Hall and
Mrs Berneta Lee Davis Mur
phy. Walter Eugene Thacker
and Mrs Eddie Lou Robert
son. NormaTC Wayne Taylor
and Mrs Sandra Lee Blake.
Gary Lynn Buchanan and Mrs
Judith Ann Leger, Michael
Ray Templeton and Miss La
Vonna Faye Frazier. Morris
Roland Anderson and Ms. Ed-
na Royce. Burch, Lester Jack
Heapsand Mrs Patricia Anne
Heaps. Norman Richard Ma-
loney and Mrs Glenda Gayle
Wahl
Ciro William Cuozzo and
Miss Kerry Louise Burde. Jon
Carlton Connell and Miss Bob
bie Lee Mitchell, Michael
Thornton Bryan and Mrs. Vici
GALILEE BAPTIST
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Jl'NE 21-25: Galilee Bap-
tist Church. 710 Watson St . will
be holding Vacation Bible School
from 3 30 p m to: 6 30 p m
There will be refreshments daily
for children Parents are invited
to attend with their children A
parade will be held Saturday
morning For more information
DOLEN BAPTIST VBS
JUNE 21-25: Dolen Baptist
Church will be holding Vacation
Bible School for children four
years old through eighth grade
from 9 to noon Classes for
vouth. ninth grade and older,
will be held at 7:30 p m. AU area
KIDS CRUSADE
JUNE 20-25: There will be
a Kids Crusade at Macedonia
Assembly of God Services will
be at 6 p m Sunday night, and 7
pm during the week The
Charles Quinnett Family will be
conducting the Crusade Special
features include puppets, Gospel
tricks, the man from outer space
and a talking computer Kids all
ages are invited For more infor
’mation contact Pastor L M<
Daniel at 592 3161
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Entered and paatage pail at the post uffice in
Cleveland. Texas 77J27 as Second Class mail
AHMsal sabacripUea price ...........
Scalar cttlxea rale ... ........$19.99
I Tracey Kevin Mason and
Sandra Lee Vestal. Gary Don^
Evans and Beverly AleeneB
Wilburn. William Oscar Josey
and Edith Marie Humphrey,
James Keith Crumpton and
Dak* Renee Daresh, Roger
Stanton Edwards and Belinda
Lee Tahbbnemah, Joel An
thony Graham and Deborah
Renee Morris, and Mack
Blocker and .Jewel Dean Pow
ell
Car
Cont. from front page
re-
mains a bargain at
the supermarket 11
costs only about 10
cents a pound more
than' it did in 1954,
points out a poultry
marketing special-
ist with the Texas
Agricultural Exten*
sion Service. Texas
A»M University Sy-
stem.
A highly pro-
ductive and efficient
poultry industry is
responsible for this,
ihicuding genetics,
nutrition, produc-
tion, management,
processing and dis-
tribution Birds now
grow heavier in a
shorter period of
time due to im-
proved breeding and
asuttiau——I
spaces willbe available to rent ham & homemade cornbread
at Stancil Park for 910 fee, and tea lunch served by the
from 9 5 on Saturday senior citizens square dan
cing Ballet Tap & Jazz
Dancing
Evening activities at the
high school football field will
feature hot air balloon rides,
old time gospel singing, and an
aerial fireworks display
staged by the Cleveland Volun-
tary Fire Department J)
Concession Stand will be
open for the day events at-’
Stancil Park and the evening
events at the football field
The overall purpose of
the Chamber Committee is to
help sponsor and coordinate
the activities and events of the
celebration Chairman Gra-
ham urges everyone young
and old to join in this commun-
ity effdrt to honor our nations
flag, celebrate the nation’s
birthday and erijoy a relaxed
and memorable day with our
family and friends
Lynn Miller. Kenneth William
Brancheau. Jr and Miss Dana
Sue Vaughan, Darryl Wayne
Da’Vis and Miss Ronda Ann
Roe, Harold Buford Thompson
and Mrs Brenda Gayle Oliver.
Mark Alan Campbell and Miss
Theresa Louise. Winkler
Donald Edwin Darbonne
and Miss Leah Rayna Wiggins, Shanks
Paul "Richard Spoehr and Miss
Carol Ann Allen, David Wayne
Johnson and Miss Teresa Lee
Allen. Samuel Francis Jones.
Jr. and Mrs Sally Ann Cates.
Dan Edward Greaff and Miss
Margareth Rose Sohn. Johnny
Mark Willhoite and Miss
Cheryl Lynn Fairchild
Robert Bryan Rabel and
Miss Kathleen Bobbin Hughes,
Craig Steven Slovacik and
Miss Sheryl Anita Dubcak.
Billy Joe Martin and Mrs
TRINITY DISTRICT (IB
SCOUT DAY ( AMP
JI NE 28 JULY I . The
Trinity District Cub Scouts will
hold a Day camp for all regis
ieredCubs at the American Rice
Growers Park. Highway 148 in.
Dayton The program will in
elude crafts, games, nature,
first aid and other activities
related to Cub Scouting Hours
for the camp will be 9 a m to 1
p m The boys should bYing a
non spoilable sack lunch each
day Drinks will be. provided
The tee is $14 and this includes a
Day Camp T-Shirt For more in
formation, contact Mrs Nancy
Otto, at. 258-7272 in Dayton
Glendoline Whitmire, Linus
Dean Piepho and Nancy Lynn
Simmons. Robert Boyd Rogers
and Sheila Lee Dickerson.
DorranceEvet Deakle. Ill and
Roberta Antionette Atkinson,
Dennis Dale Beasley and Deb
orah Lee Patrick. Felix
Dlouhy, III and Renee Yvette
VIP --
they just love you to death."
Though Ellis thinks the
way children look at their
first teacher hasn't changed
over the years, she has
■noticed some differences.
“My first class, I tell
you, they were just as smart
as they could be,” she says. .
“But you know, television
and fadio and going places
and this new
program, oh, listen, they
are smart!”
Special
CHELATION INFORMATION
MEETING
Jl'NE 20: The Houston
Area Chelation Club will be
holding an information meeting children are invited to enjoy the
at the City Hall Auditorium in
Liberty, beginning at 2 p m The
public is invited to attend the at first
meeting and learn more about AT MRST
chelation therapy -the use of the .
chemical EDTA to treat car JINE L3-2<: ine
diovascular disease
was not the same, but that
we should be real nice io
people.” ■
Ellis eventually re-
tired from teaching. She
traveled some, even visiting
Hawaii, but she missed
teaching and soon returned
to her present position as a
teacher’s aide in remedial
reading at the elementary
school.
“I wouldn't take any-
thing for my years as a
kindergarten teacher,” she
says. “I enjoyed it. I taught
so many nice ones and so
many of them have done so
well — doctors and law-
yers.”
She sounds just like a
mother, speaking of her
children.
ESTABLISHED 191S
Ken Kirby
Russ Melvin
Chip Perkins,
Cindi Myers
COMPOSITION Dawn Aultmsn
SUff Beth McGibney. Mura Wise
By-pass
Cont. from front page
( LASS OF 1957 REI NION
JUNE 19: Members
Cleveland High School Class of
1957 will be meeting at the
Cleveland Country Club from
7 30 to 1L30 p m for a class
reunion Hosting the event will
be Kenneth Riggs. Bettie
Rutherford Groce and Maxine
Murry King
CLEV EL AND PASTOR TO ROMAJ OR BAPTIS1
LEAD REVIVAL
JUNE 16-19: Pastor B B 1 ingfe
of Cleveland Missionary Baptist
Church, will be leading a revival
at Bethel Missionary Baptist in
New Waverly Services will be
gin at 7 30 nightly Pastor Gene
Gardner of Beyiei invites the
public to attend These services.
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Melvin, Russ. The Cleveland Advocate (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 50, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 19, 1982, newspaper, June 19, 1982; Cleveland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1190251/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Austin Memorial Library.