The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 10, 1980 Page: 2 of 10
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THE PADUCAH POST, PADUCAH, TEXAS
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Missionary Baptist Church
Rev. Bobby Fisher, Pastor
Antioch Baptist Church
Rev. R.J. Dixon, Pastor
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First United Methodist Church
Rev. Henry L. Salley, Pastor
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Cee Vee Baptist Church
James Smith, Pastor
Primitive Baptist Church
Luther Porter, Pastor
First Baptl
Rev. Jimm
Church of God of Prophecy
Julian Sanchez, Pastor
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Church of Christ
Keith Parker, Minister
In a special meeting Mon-
day, June 30, the City Coun-
cil was advised by letter to
reject both bids which had
St. Elizabeth’s
Catholic Church
Rev. Pete Otto, Pastor
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T.A. McLarty, Pastor
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generous with the assistance
of his staff.
Margaret Coulter, Clyde
Kansas, was Jurisdictional
Representative and Chair-
man of the event. Phil Baker,
Dallas, was Program Chair-
man. Frances Richards from
our conference, Secretary of
the Fellowship, also assisted.
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1980-81 PADUCAH HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLERS: June Bigham, Ren
Jana White have returned from twirling camp at Tarleton State Uni
new routines for the coming school year.
here are many homes in which religion plays
a major part in the family life; where husband
and wife go to Church or Temple together and
train their children to do likewise; the ideal
situation. On the other hand, there are people
who come from either mixed backgrounds or
parents who showed a complete indifference
toward religion, unaware of the inner peace and
happiness they have missed and of which they
have deprived their children. If you have come
from such a family, a great discovery awaits
you. Attend the different Houses of Worship,
and talk to the clergymen and to devout
members of the congregations. Sooner or later,
you will find the faith that is right for you, and
you will be amply rewarded for all the time you
have spent in searching for it.
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THE PADUCAH POST
JOE CARAWAY—PUBLISHER
YVONNE CARAWAY—BUSINESS MGR.
JIMMYE TAYLOR—EDITOR
KEITHA BECK—PHOTOTYPIST
MARY ANN GORHAM—ADVERTISING ART
Postmaster send Form 3579 to P.O. Drawer E.
Entered as second class matter at the Post Office,
Paducah, Texas 79248, under the Act of March 30
1897.
The Paducah Post is an independent Democratic
Newspaper, publishing the news impartially and
supporting what it believes to be right regardless of
party policies.
Any erraneous refection upon the character or
standing of any person or firm appearing in this
paper will be gladly and promptly corrected upon
being called to the attention of the management to
the article in question.
819 8th St. P.O. Drawer E
Paducah, Texas 79248
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in the Post concerning this
last year. The actual new
taxing will not begin until
October of next year, 1981,
and you will still have the
right to appear before the
equalization board to appeal
your taxation valuation.
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Northwest Texas Con-
ference’s own Duane Bruce
was on hand to welcome the
Dr. and Mrs. Allen Bolt, of
Guthrie announce the birth
of a daughter, Courtney
D’Layne, June 25 in Chil-
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persons, Creative worship
patterns, visuals, hymnody,
folk art, children in worship
and choir, and many other
exciting topics were available
in classes. Small church pos-
sibilities was strongly accen-
ted.
Churches from Northwest
Texas having representation
were Abilene, Childress,
Dumas, Leveland, Lubbock,
Midland, Paducah, Perryton,
Plainview and Post.
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PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 10-12.1980
SPECIALS GOOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS - LIMITED SUPPLY
INFLATION FIGHTING
SPECIALS FROM...
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competing
Citizens are encouraged to
support the Cottle Co. 4-H
trap team, in Big Spring this
week competing in a bi-state
meet. The meet is sponsored
by Big Springs 4-H
Cottle County’s team con-
sists of Jay, Todd and Joe
Bruce Smith, Shane Hendry,
Karla Gilmore and Darryn
Taylor, Sr’s. Brent Isbell,
Neal Parnell and Gary Gil-
more, Jrs and sub-Jr. respec-
tively. Competition is held
two days, with the local team
shooting on Wednesday.
and his faithfulness.”
—I Samuel 26:23
MORE RAMBLIN...
Doesn’t this imagery strike
a resonant picture in your
mind?... “Twilight. The
mourning sound of a Sonora
dove floats on a warm desert
breeze and disappers beyond
the burning horizon, chased
by the metallic clang of a
mission bell. Silent, solemn-
faced men and women,
answering the call to ves-
pers, come out of their gray
adobe huts and walk slowly
toward the shimmering white
cupolas and graceful arches
of The White Dove of the
Desert...San Xavier, an
ancient church standing iso-
lated in space and time,
frozen forever in the past.’’
day we can accept request.
So do some figuring — “It’s
better to be safe than sorry. ’ ’
An inaccurate certification
can cost you all program
benefits.
FAILED ACREAGE: Cot-
ton and feed grain acreage
that will not be harvested
because of conditions beyond
your control, needs to be
appraised before any other
use is made of the crop.
Disaster claims must be filed
no later than 15 days after
the crop is abandoned or
harvested.
WHEAT: Wheat farmers,
you must file a request for
low yield if your wheat was
disaster affected, in order to
be eligible for payment. This
must be done within 15 days
after harvest. We need your
wheat production records
also.
See The "Crossroad
WITH THE LOO
Tues. Nites at 9:00 P
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...We are free to choose our government, to speak our minds,
to observe our different religions. -Wendell Lewis Willkie
MEASUREMENT SER-
VICE: When you certify your
crops - we will help you in the
county office all we can - but
our only guarantee is by
measurement service. We
can take a picture of your
crops (by plane), measure it
and you can have an accurate
report. The charge is $10.00
per slide (a slide covers
approximately 160 acres). If
you are unsure of your
acreage, you may want to
request measurement ser-
vice. July 18th will be the last
Services for Eb Bearden,
78, who died Friday night in
a Paducah hospital, were at 3
p.m. Sunday in First Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Herman Lancas-
ter of Seymour, Texas offi-
ciated. Burial was in Garden
of Memories Cemetery.
Bearden was born Sept. 1,
1901, in Red River County,
Texas, and had lived in
Cottle County since 1907. He
was a World War II veteran
and a retired farmer.
Survivors include a bro-
ther, Jack of Matador,
Texas; and six sisters, Mrs.
Lola Williams of Amarillo,
Texas, Mrs. Maggie Brooks
of Paducah, Mrs. Bessie
Mobley of Lamesa, Texas
and Mrs. Hermie Smith,
Mrs. Ophie Thomison and
Mrs. Eulalia Smith, all of
Paducah.
Pallbearers were: Irless
Brooks; Terry Brooks; James
Bearden; Ross Bearden;
Bobby Tomison; and Don
Smith; (All Nephews.)
Honorary Pallbearers were
Steve Beck, Delwin Brooks,
Ealon Leslie, Adrian Defoor,
Calvin Brooks, Fred Mote,
Hubert Matney, Elmer
Clark, Jack Walker and Babe
Tomison.
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Grandparents are Mr. and cire
Mrs. Wayne Loury of Tur- . Remma
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Guthrie. Werefe
Great grandparents are ande
Mrs. Christine Williams of b RESEF
Childress; and B. A. Carpen-
ter of Plain view. P yanaz
July 5
Graveside rites for Martha
Washington, 79, of Paducah,
were held at 10:00 a.m.
Saturday, July 5, at the
Garden of Memories Ceme-
tery in Paducah.
Miss Washington was
found dead at her home in
Paducah early Tuesday.
Investigating officers theo-
rized that she had died late
Sunday. Justice of the Peace
Jewel Gibbs ruled death due
to natural causes.
Martha Washington was
born August 20, 1900, at
Gilmer, in Upshur County,
Texas. She came to Cottle
County in 1924, and has
made her home here since
that time.
She is survived by: one
brother, Elijah Washington
of Lubbock; two sisters, Win-
nie Jones of Fort Worth; and
Dedra Christian of Las
Vegas, Nev.
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workshop
Sixteen church worship
leaders from Northwest
Texas Conference attended
the biennial South Central
Jurisdiction Worship Con-
vocation in Oklahoma City
June 30 - July 3. The event
was held at Oklahoma City
University, and had an
enrollment of over 165 from
eight states. It was spon-
sored by the Fellowship of
United Methodists in Wor-
ship, Music and Other Arts,
and the South Central Juris-
diction Council on Minis-
tries. The new Executive
Secretary-Treasurer, Patty
Evans was introduced. There
were courses directed to
meet the needs of ministers,
accompanists, choir directors
CERTIFICATION: The
weatherman says we have a
few more days of hot hot
weather, so now would be a
good time for you to get out
of the sun for awhile, come
by the ASCS office and
certify your cotton. We
would like to have a lot of
early certifications. We do
get nervous when our far-
mers wait until the last
minute - and the last day is
August 1st. Remember that
date! August 1st. You must
certify cotton and feed grain
before that time, and an
accurate report is important.
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