The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 84, No. 41, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 28, 1990 Page: 2 of 12
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COUNTY RECORDS
MEMBER 1990
by Ora Lee Frazier
$786 on November 13 and $1,235.50
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Gigantic Savings on Jayco
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Specials on Southwinds
Paducah: 920 Easley. 492-3687
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818,350
$25,500
$24,500
out of your bank
than this.
We believe you
should get a lot more
#22358, was $23,105
1990 30' Jayco
#H0067, was $35,281
1990 32’ Jayco
#X0143, was $34,189
install a custom made storm window
from MCCAIN HOME IMPROVEMENT
Electrical Outage
Caused By
Broken Cross-Arm
From this amount, $3,481.50
remained in the county to help pay
officers salaries, while the remain-
ing $2,471 went to the state.
Any errone jus reflection upon the character orstanding of any person
or firm appearing in th is paper will be gladly and promptly corrected
uponbcingcalledtj theattentionofthe publisher.
Nine million tons of salt are applied
to American highways each year for
road de-icing.
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
The Paducah Post cautions nil readers to thoroughly investigate any
advertisement which requires investments.
The Paducah Post is an independent democratic newspaper, publishing
thenews impartially andsupportingwhat it believes toberightre-
gardlcss of party policies.
Only signed letters to the editor will be considered for publication and
should not exceed 250 words i n length. Vie ws expressed in the"Letters"
column are not necessarily those of this newspaper. Letters may be
subject to edi ting.
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FRANK ADAMS - PUBLISHER
PATTY ADAMS - EDITOR
JUDY BURNS - ADVERTISING ART
BRENDA COUVILLION - TYPESETTER-
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Donkeys Jenny and Little Jack enjoy one of the first Christmas displaysin
Paducah; a Nativity scene located at the Sanderson s office.
Postmaster se nd Form 3579 to P.O. Drawer E. Entered as seco nd class
matter at the Post Office, Pad ucah, Texas 79248, u nder the Act of March
30, 1987.
A Library Card*
Sale Ends Dec. 20, 1990
McCain Home
Improvement Co.
Of Childress, Texas
Call Today for Free Estimate.
100% Financing-No Money Down
Low Monthly Payments
Sale applies to windows only-not labor
Senior Citizens Receive Additional 10% Discount
PHARR R.V.S5
LOOP 289 & N. 1-27 (806) 765-6088
LUBBOCK, TEXAS
Published weekly except the week after Christmas, at
819 8th St. Paducah, Cottle County, Texas 79248
819 Sth St., P.O. Drawer E
Paducah, Texas 79248
Serving Cottle and King Countiesfor 84 Years
Protection? What does it
mean to you...your home,
your family?
FACT: Burglars find it easier to break into
home that has only (1) window to go
through.
The Best Gift
You’ll Ever Give Your Child.
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Alma Madden
Graveside rites for Alma Lexie
Madden, 84, of Atoka, OK were held
at 2 p.m. Saturday, November 24,
1990 at Garden of Memories Cem-
etery with Johnny Faulkenberry
officiating. Burial was under direc-
tion of Seigler Funeral Home of
Paducah.
Mrs. Madden died at 4:30 a.m.
Thursday, November 22, 1990 at
Colonial Manor in Atoka, OK after
a lengthy illness.
She was bom April 6, 1906 in
Atoka County, Oklahoma and was
the daughter of the late Tom W.
Faulkenberry and Belle Methvin
Faulkenberry. She lived in the
Ogden Community for many years
with her parents, and resided in
Cottle County until the death of her
husband, Harvey Madden in 1975.
Mrs. Madden was a member of
the Church of Christ and a house-
wife.
Survivors include a sister, Mrs.
Adelle Rushing of Littlefield; a
brother, Garvin Faulkenberry of
Lane, OK and a number of nieces
and nephews.
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A Federal Savings Bank. Insured By The FDIC
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Notice
If those of you with loved ones in
Saudia Arabia will call the Post
with names and addresses, they will
be published next week in order
that Christmas greetings may be
mailed to them.
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Dear Post:
Every September it is always a
thrill at the UT Memorial Stadium
in Austin to watch the big and ter-
rific Orange and White Band. This
writer had a "dream" on November
12,1990. "In that dream" there was
another big beautiful Orange Band
again on the field. The sounds and
performances were just as terrific;
but the hats were different, and the
members each had a big "P" on their
back! Also, orange balloons floated
above. Dream or not, it was a glori-
ous sight to hear, see, and to be
remembered for a long time. This
surely must make someone very,
very proud. (Perhaps such as being
a "Top Three" Class A Band in this
whole wide state of Texas.) Such a
tribute to the talents, efforts, and
work of so many fine people, lead by
an obviously marvelous director.
These Central’Texas hills on that
day were truly "Alive with the Sound
of Music;" thanks to the kids from
the Rolling Plains.
Sincerely,
Joe T. Powell, M. D.
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At First Gibraltar, you 11 find all the services you need to make the most of
your money. Youll find a strong financial institution. And you’ll find something
no one else can offer. First Gibraltar employees looking after your business
like it was theii own. Stop by1 and see us. It’s time you got more out of your bank.
I anze in re-conditionic peting.
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by Ora Lee Frazier
A broken cross-arm on a West
Texas Utilities Co. transmission fine
between the McAdams substation
and Crowell in Foard County caused
the Thanksgiving Day power out-
age here.
Patsy Walling, local WTU office
manager, said when an aeroplane,
dispatched by the Abilene general
office, flew the line and found the
broken cross-arm, a switch was
made to another line from a differ-
ent direction. Repair was not made
until the next day, she added.
During the approximately 30
minutes that Paducah was without
electrical service, Mrs. Walling and
servicemen Don Smith and Larry
Dozier were at the local substation
translating messages to the general
office dispatcher and switching or-
ders from the Abilene office.
Rural area residents reported
that power on the Gate City Electric
Cooperative Inc. line was off for at
least two hours that afternoon. It
was not known here what caused
that outage.
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Warranty Deeds
by Ora Lee Frazier
Billie Rae Goodwin to J. B. J.
Living Trust; Jimmie B. Jones
Horton to Everett Sweeney et ux;
Burnett Richards Inc. to George V.
Deaton et ux; Alice Ann Cheek to
Ronald W. Cummings et ux; David
Garcia et ux to David Jr.; Steve
Votaw et ux to William W. Isbell et
ux; all warranty deeds.
Paducah Implement Company
Inc. to Small Business Administra-
tion, trustee deed; Kelley R. Boone
to Farmers Home Administration,
substitute trustee deed; PHH
Homequity Corporation to Tony
Martinez, special deed; Truman
Smith et ux to N. T. L. W. Trust,
grant deed; Elsye Raitman to Gunn
Oil Company, mineral deed.
Edward Sabel Jr. to Norma
Kruse; J. Ross Bell et al to Joan M.
Bell, J. Ross Bell et al to Joan M.
Bell, J. Ross Bell et al to Joan M.
Bell and J. Ross Bell et al to Joan M.
Bell, four separate instruments,
each on different property; all
quitclaim deeds.
Also Paducah Cemetery Asso-
ciation to Viola Woodley and
Paducah Cemetery Association to
James L. Ray et ux.
Divorce Granted
William Jody Truelock to Mary
Ann Truelock.
District and County Clerk Fees
$2,492.33 for September,
$1,641.75 from October 1 through
October 15 and $618.25 for October
15 through October 31, or a total of
$4,752.33.
Justice of the Peace Fines
$845 deposited on October 22,
$1,182 on October 24, $1,058.50 on
October 25, $845.50 on October 31,
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CALL COLLECT
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YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Local Residents Per Year $12.00
Sr. Citizen -Local $8.00
Out of Town $15.00
Student, 9 Months in Texas $11.50
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Adams, Patty. The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 84, No. 41, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 28, 1990, newspaper, November 28, 1990; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1413958/m1/2/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.