The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 207, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 19, 1984 Page: 3 of 14
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on Sunday
April 29,1984
Members of the Independent Charros made a
donation to the Hereford Satellite Center this
week. From left are Domingo San Miguel,
vice-president of the Independent Charros;
Lisa Lyles Bardach
Andy Bardach
Julie Brorman
David Blankenship
Your Rent Will Be 30% of Your Adjusted
Monthly Income
Owen will read the citation
(or the honorary presenta-
tion, while Jester will confer
the degree upon Witten, nam-
ed earlier this spring as
Plainview’s Man of the Year.
Elizabeth Hall Clarke
Tommy Clarke
Paid Pol. Adv. by the 4
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Paul Ramirez Sheriff.
706 Blevins, Hereford, Texas.
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Lifestyles
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ment is an extra-special one
at the Plainview campus,
since it marks the end of
Wayland’s 75th anniversary
celebration. The institution
opened its doors for the first
tune for the 1908-09 year and
held its first graduation exer-
cises a year later.
Lubbock graduate, Sandra
Ann Burrell, will lead the
salute to the U.S. flag in
Saturday's ceremonies, while
Amarillo Center graduate
Terry Neal will direct the
salute to the Christian flag.
Dr. Fred Meeks, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Plain-
view, will bring the invoca-
tion, and the scripture will be
read by Dr. Floyd C. Bradley,
director of missions for the
Caprock-Plains Baptist Area.
Special music for the com-
mencement will be provided
by the Wayland Pioneer Sym-
phony Band, under the direc-
Cathy Weldon Officer
Eldon Officer
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL
Floyd Brookfield, Inf. Cer-
vantez, Annie Deason, Bever-
ly Hulsey, Girl Hulsey.
Margarita Jacobo, Natividad
Jalomo, Terri Laing.
Hanna Malouf, (John),
Rebecca Munoz, Girl Munoz,
Shirly Murrell, Vi Owen, Con-
rad Riojas, Dora Sanchez.
Gul Sanchez, Viola Stoval,
Jenna Simons, Naomi Simp-
son.
Angelita Torres, Robert
Veigel, Edward Villarreal.
Bessie Wood, Edwin Watson.
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and salad supper.
Prizes were awarded for
the most unusual costumes
and Fred Ruland, dressed as
the Easter bunny, won the
grand prize.
Noble Grand Anna Conklin
presided at a short business
meeting as reports were
made on the sick.
The Recycles band provid-
ed musical entertainment
with Jerry Albracht on cor-
net, Lola Sims on organ and
Susie Curtsinger at the piano
Lydia Hopson was hostess
to Charlie and Wilma Wise,
Geneva Williams, Juanita
Reed and Fern White from
Friona. Also, Levita and C.D.
Fitzgerald, Ben Conklin, Kee
Ruland, Frankie Green, Kar-
rol Rettman, Elmer and
Roberta Combs. Raymond
Morrison.
lew hobbies.
he “poor adjusters" are
angry men who fight get-
{ old and the others who
wn themselves in self-
l told The Associated :
the assaults were “the :
t in this province in ■
than a year.”
graduating class of 1984 at
Wayland Baptist University
includes John Kelly Kitchens
of Hereford, who will be
awarded the bachelor of
science degree in physical
education at Wayland's 74th
spring commencement Satur-
day at 10 a.m. in Harral
Memorial Auditorium.
Dr D.L lowrie, pastor of
Lubbock’s First Baptist
Church and immediate past
president of the Baptist
General Convention of Texas,
will bring the featured ad-
dress at Wayland's earliest
spring commencement ever.
A record total 255 students
will be awarded degrees on
the associate, baccalaureate,
and master's levels, in addi-
tion to (our other students
who will receive certificates
of completion.
This year's commence-
Payroll
Member American Institute of Certifiec
Public Accountants and Texas
Society of Certified Public
Something Special
For You At
Perfect Prices
Monday fit Friday 11:00-5:30
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Tax Returns
Finaneial Statements
Quarterly Payrail Tax Returns
e Alberto Cruz, ar-
hander in Morazan.
hting continued into
as the army tried to
veights seized by the
m a company of 180
lent troops early
ay, another military
i the area said later.
Now Open
The office of Rick Roberts, Certified Public
Accountant,
the following services are provided:
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Your work will be done
promptly and efficiently
Open from
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Weekdays
138AW.3rd
Phoae 304-7525
Expressions
of
Elegance
ertilizer Co.,
pi-monthly
by about 200
at the Com-
Mid-Tule Village
“Government Sub. Housing for
Ages 62 and older”
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■ear-old boy was killed
Esfire at Jocoro and
Phot a bus driver when
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■he town, military
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rillas attacked Jocoro.
les northeast of San
pr, early Wednesday,
uneously attacking the
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a and Guatajiagua.
Iso attacked Chapelti-
00 miles northeast of
ilvador in San Miguel
ice. which borders
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The dub’s last meeting of
the season will be May 15
when new officers will be in-
stalled following a salad sup-
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David Begin of Clovis, N.M.,
president of the class.
Dr. Fred Teague, academic
vice-president, will present
the candidates for degrees,
while WBU president Dr.
David L. Jester will officially
confer the degrees and pre-
sent a charge to the
graduates. The closing
benediction will be brought
by Dr. Charles Vandiver of
Dimmitt, chairman of the
Board of Trustees
A special highlight of this
year’s commencement will
be the conferring of an
honorary doctor of laws
degree on Virgil Claude Wit-
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Anita Aguilar, queen; Linda Garcia,
secretary; and Fidel Vigil, president. Accep-
ting the check is Royce Legates from the
Satellite Center.
HPaul Harve y will retire the
■y he finds something to do
Kt’s more fur. than v hat he
Bes - but that is unlikely
Hinstead, he sat down on his
■st birthday and drew up a
Ehedule of things he wants to
Ecomplish over the next 25
Bears. Then he left the list
■here he can refer to it if
Hecessary and went back to:
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Saturday, April 21,1984
From 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
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ENGINEERING FEATS
WASHINGTON 1AP1 The
National Society of Profes-
sional Engineers, composed
of some 80,000 engineers. is
observing its 50th anniver-
sary this year by citing what
it calls the 10 outstanding
engineering achievements of
the past half century
The society says these in-
clude the development of
nylon; the first controlled,
self-sustaining nuclear chain
reaction; the Electronic
Numerical Integrator and
Calculator (ENIAC); the
transistor; the inertial
navigational guidance
system; the Boeing 707 jet
liner; the pacemaker;
lasers; the Teistar satellite,
and the Apollo Project.
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Taiwan severed diplomatic
relations with Japan in 1972
because that country
recognized China.
Easter bonnets and Others, Faye Brownlow,
costumes were donned Tues- Edna Mathes, Peggy
day evening as members of Lemons, Verna Sowell, Ada
Hereford Rebekah Lodge Hollabaugh, Gene and Helen
gathered for an Easter party Bishop, Ruth Rogers,
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tion of Dr. Jim Hansford; the ten of Plainview, a Wayland
Wayland International Choir, trustee and chairman of the
with W. Duane Harris direc- Trustees-Former Trustees
ting; and Mr. and Mrs. Division of the university's
Charles Batsel, both “Celebrating Excellence"
members of the class of 1984. fund-raising campaign.
Representing his class as Plainview attorney and
senior student speaker will be former WBU trustee Gene V.
Tuesday evening was guest when making purchase, it Sarah Hazelrigg, president
night for members of La takes the mystery out of buy- of the club, greeted guests
Plata Study Club. The group ing,” he said, and each member introduced
met in Kinsey Parlor of First Pomeroy’s contribution to her guests.
Baptist Church, the program dealt with Following the program,
Mary Bartlett, program diamonds. He told the history cookies, nuts and punch were
chairman, introduced the of the Hope Diamond-the served from a beautifully
three guest speakers from romantic diamond which is decorated table accented
Barnes Jewelry of Amarillo on display at the Smithsonian with a large arrangement of
who gave a most informative Institute in Washington, D.C. pink and rose colored
program. Once known as the “Blue Dia- flowers.
In charge of the progra was mood of the Crown,” it is a Serving as hostesses were
Vess Barnes and assisting blue diamond and over the Dorothy Mercer, Mozelle
him were Vess Bames III and years has been cut down to 45 Neill, Patti Brown and Peg-
Price Pomeroy. Slides were carats,
shown of colored jewels and
an explanation on each one Beautiful sets of jewelry
was given, and diamond rings were
Barnes said colored jewels modeled by several members
should have an inclusion in and guests present. Each one
the stone for them to be in attendance was presented
valuable. “Ask all the ques- a lovely jewelry pouch, com-
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Dorothy Lundry, Ursalee
Jacobsen, Irene Merritt and
Ray Munson.
Big Bond
Sound to
entertain
John Roberts’ Big Band
Sound will entertain Hereford
Senior Citizens with a concert
and dance at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day in the Community Room.
All senior citizens are in-
vited to attend and bring
“finger foods” for
refreshments.
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Parsell, Reed D. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 207, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 19, 1984, newspaper, April 19, 1984; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1477774/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.