Mt. Vernon Optic-Herald (Mount Vernon, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 12, 1976 Page: 4 of 14
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CETA worker statieued at
Sulphur Bluff High School
Patricia is seen here with
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Mrs. Jesses Moore, helptag
''remodel one of the school
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ONE OF TWO students
participating in Innovative
Programs at Sulphur Bluff
High School to Patricia
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ands won to Christ and healed.
Mrs Simonds is active in
women’s Christian work serv-
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Worth Chapter of Ladies Agape______w___
appreciation to Roy Herman,
bruised and andaU school offldataforthe by Keith Stretcher.
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Julius Sughrue, 11, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles West of Route
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serve as “Poster Child” for the
local ““Breath Of Life Cam
paign” for Cystic Fibrosis.
Julius was in really bad
condition at the time his
problem was diagnosed when
he was 24 months old. He is
now the picture at health and
receives daily treatment and
medication which is made
possible by the North-East
Texas Chapter of the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation.
He has been receiving daily
treatments with the IPPB
machine since his problem was
diagnoaed. He originally had a
, machine with which he had to
use a mask but he has a new
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two students, Pal
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taking part in Innovative
Programs. Patricia and Troy
are both CETA workers
stationed at Sulphur Bluff, and
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expenditures from Dad's and
Mother's own living expenses
and will avoid unexpected
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CHECKING ACCOUNT.e.AND HERE'S WHY
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Poster Child For CF Campaign
IPPB machine in his home with '
which be uses a mouthpiece He
to on the machine about 30 i
minutes each day and takes 15
tablets each day that helps
keep him alive. !
Mrs. Bill Long is chairman
for the local "Breath of Life
campaign’’ and is in need of
volunteers for the local fund
drive scheduled to begin ,
September 14.
Edward Jahn <
To Receive
Among local residents re-
ceiving degrees at East Texas I
State University's summer I
commencement. August 13.
will be Edward L. Jahn, who
will recectve the degree of I
Master of Science in Education
with a minor in computer
Both Mr. and Mrs. Jahn have 1
recently been notified by Dean
J. D. Morris of the University's
Graduate School that they have
been formally admitted to the
Doctor of Philosophy prograin
and that they will begin course
work on the PhD starting with
the fall semester.
The Jahns are an all ETSU
family with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Jahn, attending as
chemistry junior and a fine arts
senior, respectively, and their
daughter, Janette, a computer
science sophomore.
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Franklin County
Extension Agent
Dairying is big business in
the Northeast Area of Texas
and Franklin County is in the pounds.
middle of this big business The " __
1975 Texas Dairy Statistics County moving ahead of us in
have been released by Texas
Commissioner of Agriculture,
John C. White. “The latest
statistics are compiled by
Texas Crop and Livestock
- Reporting Service,” reports
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EXPERT INSTALLATION
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Patricia Randolph is a CETA
worker stationed at
will be ministering Sunday grams' each Friday. Keith Bluff High School.
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He will learn to appreciate
the actual cost off his
education.
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Sponsored By
ALEXANDER FURNITURE
CLEO HENDRICKS MT. VERNON
Innov/Uive Programs Operate At Sulphur Bluff
Innovative Programs, a Sulphur Bluff High
project of summer academic
aid. has been operating at
Simonds
Will Speak At
Logos Center
Eleanor and Charles Simonds participate in bmovative Pro-
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afternoon. August 15? at 3 p.m. instructs Patricia and Troy in
at Logos Christian Center in Reading. History, and Math.
Mt. Pleasant v One oesston of Innovative
The Simonds have just Programs was spent on the__r_
returned from Taiwan where campus of East Texas State cleaning up inside the school
they ministered with the Nora University. Keith took the building and in upkeeptag the
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needs for future years of
school.
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touch of Jesus to those who are
defeated
Charles works in Federal
Aviation Air Control and
ministeres with his wife as well
as teaching and speakhM to
church hnd study groups of all
denominations. The gifts of the
spirit are in operation in the
Simonds ministry.
The Logos Christian Center to
located at Fifth and Edwards
St. in Mt. Pleasant and
emphasised Holy Spirit Minto
try and Full Gospel teaching
with a 24-hour prayer and
rtwnvudtng tatafdww ministry
R<dfeff services are held
every Thursday night at 7:30
and Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.
Special teaching and ministry
seminars am held at the Center
with teachers and schedules
announced in the new media.
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campus, and gave them some Patricia occasionally has to do ;
instruction on how to prepare some fairly heavy work, such
for college. as help remodel a house on the
Sulphur Bluff school grounds
Keith wanted to express his Patricia also participated in
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sGiphur Bluff Superintendent, mer acedemic project taught
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Weldon Riggs, Franklin County
Extension Agent
According to these statistics
Franklin County ranks eleven-
th in the state in milk
production with 71,500,000
pounds. “We were tenth in
1974, ” says Riggs, “with Wood
1975. " In milk cow numbers
Franklin County ranks number
ten with7000 cows.
Geographically speaking,
Franklin County is the fifth
smallest county in Texas. "The
fact that we are tenth in cow
numbers and eleventh in
production speaks highly of our
dairymen,” says Riggs Ac-
cording to the statistics this is a
10,214 pound average per cow.
The dairymen and residents of
F'ranklin County have some-
thing to be proud of I
Copies of 1975 Texas Diary
Statistics can be obtained by
writing: John C. White,
Commissioner, Texas Depart-
ment of Agriculture. P. O Box
12M7, Austin, Texas 78711.
Macon Baptist
Church
Dear friend. This week at
Macon Baptist Church, Sun-
day, August 15. we are having
“High Attendance Day” in
Sunday School Our church
welcomes you to visit with us
this Sunday. Not only are we
reaching lor a goal, but my
prayer as pastor to that you
may come and receive a
blessing from the Lord.
Our church is located on
Hwy. 21, seven miles off Hwy.
37. Our auditorium in new, less
than two years old. Also, we
have plenty of Sunday School
space. I believe you would
receive a fine welcome and p
friendly atmosphere here at
Macon Baptist
I P>“*y you make a
special effort to be with us this
weekend in God’s house. Our
Sunday School begins at 10 00
in the main auditorium, at
11:00 church begins.
This Sunday to also “Old
Fashioned Day”. Men wear
your overalls, etc....women,
wear your long dresses,
bonnets, aprons^ etc.
Again may we wish God’s
1 blessings upon you and may
you enjoy real happiness and
prosperity. If I can be of any
assistance to you, pleast feel
free to call .Macon’s patxoh-
age, 5M-2424. In Christian love.
' pastor Ricky Fowlkes.
> School aid they gave in making
Ran- him in every way possible. Mr
Herman’s aid was a tremen
dous assent to the program.
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Bass, James T. Mt. Vernon Optic-Herald (Mount Vernon, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 12, 1976, newspaper, August 12, 1976; Mount Vernon, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1281217/m1/4/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Franklin County Library.