The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 27, 1970 Page: 3 of 6
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Scott Greear of Arlington,
five-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Greear, visited last
week with both sets of grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Chenault and Mr. and Mrs.
Scotty Greear.
PAM SEIGLER
ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Seigler of Paducah are an-
nouncing the engagement and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Pam Seigler, to Nolan Reynolds, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Theo Reynolds of Paducah. The wedding ceremony will
be solemnized Saturday, Sept. 12, at 3:30 p.m. at the First
Baptist Church of Paducah. The public is cordially invited to
the ceremony. ________________________________
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The home of Mr. and Mrs.
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was the setting Saturday night,
Aug. 15, for a reunion of many
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I’m lonesome as can be
I never missed the others so
When one was left with me.
A hundred times, I think, I’ve
been
To look out through the door;
And yet I know those children
won’t
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Plans for a day care center
for pre-school age chil-
dren between three and six
years old were outlined a com-
munity meeting at Dunbar
Activity Center Monday even-
ing, Aug. 17.
Other fall activities discuss-
ed include a girls’sewing class,
adult sewing class, boys’ choir,
girls’ cooking class and re-
creational programs such as
basketball, ping pong, baseball
and football for the youngsters.
Activities this fall also will
include sessions for Bible
stories and organization of a
youth council. Additional
classes will be announced later.
Speaker for the community
gathering was a young Paducah
attorney, William H.Heatly who
gave an informative talk on the
importance of youth’s getting
a college education.
Heatly explained
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If you’re like most home-
owners in this area, sooner or
later you’ll probably buy gas
central heating.
After all, it costs less to
operate. It circulates fresh, warm
air in every corner of your home.
And a simple construction gives
it a long trouble-free life.
So, why not buy gas heat-
ing now? And get a 15‘ '• discount.
(We’ll give you a 25'< discount
if you buy yours with a chiller
coil that makes gas air condition-
ing easier to install.)
In short, save a lot of money
now at Lone Star Gas or any par-
ticipating gas heating dealer.
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Lone Star Gas
Gas living makes sense
. young people im-
and family living.
|S promote safety,
itness.
Attending graduation
exercises at Texas Tech Uni-
versity in Lubbock Saturday,
Aug. 22, to see Donna Taylor
Walling get her bachelor of
science degree were her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Taylor and husband, Danny Wal-
ling. Mrs. Walling will teach
second grade at Rusk Elemen-
tary School in Lubbock this fall.
My baby is so little,
She’s just barely six years
old;
And she’s such a little darl-
ing,
Yes, and worth her weight in
gold.
Oh, I know you think I’m silly,
And you think I am a fool
But I tell you I am lonesome,
Since my baby’s gone to
school.
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Billie Jean Biddy,
director of Dunbar Center, re-
ported the summer program
has been ‘'most successful with
92 children enrolled in daily
activities during the vacation
months.”
The director said the summer
session closed Friday, Aug. 21
and that an all-school picnic
had been held at the City Park
Aug. 19.
Fall classes will begin Tues-
day, Sept. 8, at 8:30 a.m.
Mrs. Wanda Liedtke reported
on the Senior Citizens program
which she said is progressing
nicely with meetings held at
the center each Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon from 3 until
5 o’clock.
The Senior Citizens had a pie
walk immediately following the
community meeting when they
meeted $28.25 for the treasury.
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Inspiration for the patio party
was the visitof Mrs. Linda Ryan
Coley who with her husband,
Staff Sgt. Phillip S. Coley was
in Paducah after three years in
England.
Informal entertainment high-
lighted the cookout which was
attended by many out-of-town
guests.
The former classmates pre-
sent included, in addition to the
hostess, Susie Sossaman Long
and husband, Jerry, and their
daughter, Mona: Sgt. and Mrs.
Coley and daughter, Laura;
Mary Jane Carr Henderson of
Port Neches; Paula Leathers of
Dallas; Joyce Bowden Mahorney
and husband, Donald, and son,
Kevin of Paducah; Kay Parr
Isbell and husband, Tommy and
son, Brett of Paducah; Renee
Holcomb Kindle and husband,
Stanley and daughter, Nicki of
Amarillo; Mary Helen Rekieta
Gregory and husband, D.N. and
two sons, Richard and Damon
of Canyon; Barbara Smith May-
berry and husband, Walter and
daughter, Lee Ann of Plainview;
Sharon Kay Smith Bockleman
and husband, Randal of Lubbock
and Sara Kay Lee Ratliff and
Dennis Ratliff of Paducah.
The first day of school brings
mixed emotions from mothers-
whether mothers of grownups or
first graders.
And there’s a poem, with
author unknown, which has been
a symbol for a group of King
County women of all the emot-
ion a mother experiences when
she sees her last child start
to school.
This poem has been handed
around the last 11 years by these
mothers. Its origin is unknown
but the poem first came from
Mrs. Orlando Penner of Hills-
boro, Kans.
This year the poem has ernne
back to Mrs. Roy Keith from
Mrs. Leroy Dilliard.
The poetry first was handed
to Mrs. Truman HavinsbyMrs.
Merrick Gibson. From Mrs.
Havins the poem went to Mrs.
Keith who is turn gave it to
Mrs. Dilliard. And now it’s
back to Mrs. Keith.
The poem follows:
Mrs. baby’s gone to school
today
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scholarships available
deserving students.
The lawyer also talked about
procedures for processing a
will.
BARBARA JUNE REKIETA
M Mrs. Antone Rekieta, Route 1, Paducah,
Ae engagement and approaching marriage of
i Barbara June, to Jackie Ray Sanders of Fort
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dth the class of 1970 and Sanders, class of 69.
be wedding has been set for early September.
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