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THE TULIA (Swisher County) HERALD
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John Tas"Jay" Stone
Delbert Gail Bullock
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Farm Bureau
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Would like to say "Thank YOU" to all the mem-
bers who attended our Annual County Convention
and our local merchants and friends who helped to
make our County Convention a success:
TULIA. - Carolyn Hale, 67,
died Friday, Oct 27, 2006.
Services were at 2 p.m. Mon-
day in First Baptist Church with
the Rev. Charles Davenport, re-
tired former pastor, officiating
and the Rev. James Hassell, pas-
tor, assisting Burial was in Rose
Hill Cemetery by Kornerstone
Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Hale was born Feb 9,
1939, in Tulia to Varna Eugene
Love and Sylvia Irene George
Love. She lived in Tuha all her
life and graduated from Tulia
High School in 1957 She mar-
ried Richard Hale on Aug 9;
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Individual campuses may earn
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SILVERTON - Delbert Gail
Bullock, 72, died Monday, Oct.
23, 2006.
Services were at 2p.m. Thurs-
day, Oct. 26,2006, in First Bap-
tist Church with Chad King of-
ficiating and Rance Young as-
sisting. Burial with Masonic rites
was in Silverton Cemetery by
Myers-Chancellor Funeral
Home.
Mr. Bullock was bom Jan. 29,
1934, to Lloyd and Bertha
Gibson Bullock in Briscoe
County. He married Dora Oliver
on Feb. 14, 1955, in Amarillo.
Mr Bullock was a Mason.
Survivors include his wife;
four sons, Barry Bullock of
Friona, Tom Bullock and wife
Amelia of Wayside, and Andy
Bullock and Rodney Bullock,
both of Silverton, two daughters,
Rox Anne Holm of Sacramento,
Calif., and Cindy Johnson of
Hale Center; his mother, Bertha
Holder of Tulia; a sister, Sue
Russell of Amarillo; and a
brother, Jerry Bullock and wife
Diana; 10 grandchildren, three
great-grandcluldren, and several
nieces and nephews.
The family suggests memori-
als to Silverton EMS.
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God, who generously
gives us everything
for our enjoyment.
pick up an application at their
county Extension office,” said
Kyle Smith, Extension associate
director for county programs.
Producers will be responsible
a small stock farm He married
Ola Bradshaw in 1982.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, a brother, (
and a sister, Louise Riley.
Survivors include his wife, of
Clarendon, four sons, Roger
Stone and wife Pam of Lawrence,
Neb., Billy Bradshaw and wife
Dianna of Wilmington, N.C,
Dennis Bradshaw and wife
JoAnne of Mineral Wells and
Douglas Bradshaw and wife Ann
of Benbrook; a brother, Kenneth
Stone of Howardwick; a sister.
Sue Hardage of Altus, Okla.; 12
grandchildren; 22 great-grand-
cluldren, and three great-great-
grandchildren
The family suggests memon-
als to the Clarendon Volunteer
Fire Department, P.O. Box 364,
Clarendon,79226-0364
Condeolences may be ex-
pressed at www robertsonfuneral
com
The Tulia Herald, Nov. 2, 2006
he worked for the RO Ranch
until 1955. Subsequently, he
worked for the Texas Depart-
ment of Transportation until his for their TAKS writing
j Enjoy Yourself
Al! of us should eat and drink, and enjoy
what we have worked for; it is God’s gift.
This nice little verse is from Ecclesiastes
_____ 3:13, and when I read it, I immediately _________
thought of its appropriateness and how it relates to almost every-
one in our daily struggles to try and balance our work and play
Simple as it is. this verse just struck me right and made me feel
good, because it was a scriptural reminder that we are all sup-
posed to enjoy the fruits of our labor I hope we can all take this to
heart If we feel guilt or some other negative emotion regarding
what we have worked so hard to achieve, then our accomplish-
ments may not be as enjoyable, nor is this what God wants for us
God wants us to be physically and mentally sound, and balancing
our lime between work and recreation is
to achieve this This is important not
us. but for our relationship with our /
ones. So, within reason and with
degiee of discretion, we
should try to enjoy the
blessings that our Lord I
; gives to each of us, and
j we should prayerfully
j thank Him for the enjoy-
) nent of life.
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was earned for the numbers of
students that were commended
j scores.
retirement .Mr Stone always ran Again, student performance
Drought Aid Applications Are
stressed Texas counties To be J - . ' • •
eligible for the program, produc- said Notification to producers
—---------------------------; regarding payment or denial will
George; Available At Extension Office
Texas Cooperative Extension tion to the Texas Department of
_ ..' 1 Agriculture, and no electronic
1958, in Tuha. She worked for
Taylor-Evans Farm Store until
1978, when she went to work lor
Littlejohn-Viughn Insurance Co.
and retired from Sadler-Viughn-
Chapman Insurance Co after 20
years.
She was preceded in death by
a grandson, Jacob Frank Rogers,
and a sister. Olive Bradley
Survivors include her hus-
band, two daughters, Rhonda
Rogers and husband Jeff of
Kress and Gena Aduddell and
husband Gene of Garland; five
grandchildren, Jenny Rogers of
Dalhart and Megan, Melissa,
Mason and Mackenzie
Aduddell, all of Garland, a
brother, Eugene Love and wife
Stephanie of Florida, three sis-
ters, Sue Jennings and husband
Herb of Tulia, and Janice Nix
and husband Doug, and Gayle
Love, all of Amarillo, a brother-
ui-law, Ted Bradley of Arkansas;
and several nieces and nephews
The family suggests memori-
als to Rose Hill Cemetery or to
the Jacob Rogers Scholarship
Fund at Hale County State Bank
in Tulia or at Kress National
Bank in Kress.
Condolences may be ex-
pressed at www komerstonefun
crals com
The Tulia Herald, Nov 2, 2006
tea.. $
applications is Nov. 13.
About $16 1 million in block
grant funds have been allocated will not be determined until all
by the USDA to eligible live- applications are received and
stock producers in 216 drought- processed by the Texas Depart-
stressed Texas counties To be ment of Agriculture, officials
QUANAH - Vennie Pauline
Lockridge, 84, died Wednesday,
Oct. 25,2006.
Services were at 10 a.m. Mon-
day in First Assembly of God
Church with the Rev. Mark
Strickland, pastor, officiating,
and the Rev Eric Brooks, pas-
tor, assisting. Burial was at 3
p.m in Kress Cemetery by Smith
Funeral Home.
Mrs. Lockridge was born
March 26, 1922, in Young
County to Ray and Hattie Colley
Manley She married Jeff
Wallace Lockridge in 1940 in
Paducah.
Survivors include two sons,
Harold Lockridge of Owasso,
Okla., and Kenneth Lockridge of
Plainview; two sisters, Eileen
Lockridge of Quanah and Zelma
Hipp of Chinese Camp, Calif.;
six grandchildren, and four
great-grandchildren
The Tuha Herald, Nov. 2, 2006
irloin Steak With Onions, Homemade Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Frog Eyed Salad?
Dabbage Salad, Garden Salad, Country Beans, Brocolli and Cheese Soup, Sour-tt
dough Rolls, Cornbread Muffins, Biscuits, Assorted Sweet Breads, I
Assorted Desserts, Iced Tea, Hot Coffee ft
Tulia ISD Earns The "Gold"
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CLARENDON - John Tas
“Jay” Stone, 88, died Saturday,
Oct. 28,2006, in Mineral Wells.
Services were at 1 p.m. Thurs-
day in Robertson Funeral Direc-
tors Chapel Of Memories with
the Rev Bryan Knowles, Baptist
minister, officiating. Burial was
in Silverton Cemetery.
Mr. Stone was bom Nov. 7,
1917, in Cottle County to Tas
Kirk and Jennie Lewis Stone.
Following the early death of their groups -All Students, African
father, the family moved from American, Hispanic, Wliite, and
Silverton to a farm northeast of Economically Disadvantaged
Clarendon in 1929 During the Students High performance
Depression, he and his brothers must be realized within each of
and sisters fanned, and he the student groups
At the district level, TISD
earned a GPA for its overall stu-
dent attendance rate The atten-
dance rate of each of the student
ers must have suffered livestock regarding payment or demal will
or forage production losses from be before Dec 31
drought March 7-Aug. 31 Applications also may be
“Producers wanting to apply pteked up at Farm Service
to receive drought assistance can Agency offices and Texas De-
partment of Agriculture area of-
fices
Information on program spe-
cifics is available at 800/835-
5832 _____
by Ken Miller, Ed.D.
Tulia ISD Superintendent
The Texas Education Agency the district to be acknowledged
has announced school districts of
which Gold Performance Ac-
knowledgments (GPAs) have
been earned. GPAs are issued to
recognize districts and individual
campuses that have achieved a
high standard in regard to stu-
dent performance indicators
Tulia ISD earned several such
Gold Performance Acknowledg- on the TAKS w riling exam
ments. Swinburn Elementary re-
in order to be recognized for a ceived four GPAs One for the
attendance rate, one for the num-
ber of commended students for
reading/English Language Arts
and mathematics, and another
for Comparable Improvement m
mathematics.
Swinburn and Highland El-
ementary had been notified ear-
lier this year that the campuses
had earned a rating of Recog-
nized, another indicator that stu-
dents perform extremely well in
regard to the state accountabil-
Tresefiting
The 2Oth JAnnuoL
Carley's 'Holiday 'Buffet
Thursday, ^Nov. 9. 2OO6
11:30 JLM - 1:30 TxM
There will be an assortment of Holiday
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And Home Canned Goods.
Menu
Chicken Fried Steak Fingers, Hand Breaded Chicken Strips, Tender Strips of
worked for neighboring farms
and ranches. In 1943, he married
Mabie Moore and they had one
son
Toward the end of World War groups was 96 percent or greater
II he served in the U.S. Army with two of the groups earning a ity system
After separation from the Army, rate of 97 percent or greater Staff members, parents, and
Also at the district level, a GPA especially students can be proud
of their high standard of achieve-
ment The District wishes to
thank all involved for helping
make TISD a great place to learn
OLNEY - Scott Given, 48,
died Sunday, Oct. 22, 2006, in
Wichita Falls.
Memorial services were at 2
p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2006,
at the First Baptist Church in
Olney with the Rev. Andy Gra-
ham, pastor of the Southside
Baptist Church, and the Rev. Roy
Keith, pastor of the First Chris-
tian Church and the First United
Methodist Church of Paducah,
officiating. Arrangements were
under the direction of Lunn Fu-
neral Home.
Mr Given was bom Oct 16,
1958, in Odessa to the late
Nathaniel and Rebecca (Bixby)
Given He married Rita Ramsay, ,
Oct 31, 1987, in Kermit.
Mr Given was a graduate of
the Leadership Command Col-
lege at Sam Houston State in
Huntsville. He was Chief of the
Olney Police Department, and
had served as Captain in the
Tulia Police Department, Chief
in the Friona Police Department,
Lieutenant in Monahans Police 5
Department, and patrol officer in 5
Kermit Police Department He j
was a member of the Texas Po- i
lice Chiefs Association He !
moved to Olney from Tulia in j
July, 2005 '
Survivors include his wife. I
Rita Given of Olney, one son. j
Chase Given of Olney, three i
daughters, Tasmia Given of Aus- |
tin, April Given of Amarillo, and
Kia Given of Olney, two broth-
ers, Neil Given of Missouri, and
Bix Given of Houston; one sis-
ter, Candy Wright of Odessa; one
grandson, Tatmer Reese of Ama-
rillo; and numerous nieces and
nephews.
Condolences may be expres-
sed at lunnfuneralhome.com.
The Tulia Herald, Nov. 2, 2006
is making available application / • . • . .
packets for the recently an- applications will be accepted
nounced Livestock Assistance However, application packets
Grant Program administered by can be printed from the Texas
the Texas Department of Agri- Department of Agriculture web
culture. Deadline for submitting SIte at http //www agr state
tx.us/
Compensation to producers
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