The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 11, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 6, 1994 Page: 5 of 16
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The Panola Watchman
Area deaths
H&R BLOCK
ebruary 6, 1994
exas
Strength For Living
BY JERRY BURNAMAN
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I assumed the duties of the office of Criminial District
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There's a major difference
between a funeral home that
* CONTRACTOR SERVICES
will go out of the way and
PUBLIC NOTICE
is inviting all contractors interested in bidding on
one that is just simply
out of the way
dav of
February
is an Affirmative
For additional information contact the person below
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Address
903/6 9 3-3868
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discriminated against because of race, color religion
disability marital status, parenthood or age
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open to all of the citizens of Panola County.
• I will not be controlled by one person. I am
accountable to all of the citizens of Panola
County.
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He has promised to help us carry
our burdens. God invites us to bur-
den Him with whatever burdens us.
Here is strength for living when the
burdens are heavier than we can
bear.
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on additional taxes due, while we do not assume
the liablity for the additional taxes, we will pay that
interest and penalty.
WILLARD DAVIS
1918-1994
Funeral services for Mr. Willard
CUMI ROBERSON
1898-1994
Funeral services for Mrs. Cumi
Roberson, 95, of Carthage were
held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 5,
1994 at Hawthorn Funeral Home
Chapel. Dr. David Holder and Rev.
Jerry Burnaman officiated. Inter-
ment followed in the Gary Ceme-
tery. Mrs. Roberson died Thursday
afternoon, Feb. 3. at Panola Gen-
eral Hospital.
Born on July 9, 1898 in Gary,
she was the daughter of James
Marion and Colane Whitson Ap-
plegate. Mrs. Roberson was a life
long resident of Panola County and
was a homemaker. She was the
oldest living member of the First
611A West Panola
Carthage, TX 75633
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CCarthage, Texas
Sunday, February 6,1994 5A
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Cash Only
After a few minutes of frustra-
tion, I called Jim, my computer ex-
pert. After telling him what had
happened, he said, "Jerry, your
computer is overloaded."
I had to off-load some informa-
tion to get it working again. In time
I got another computer with more
storage capability.
Sometimes my life gets to be
like my computer. I pack in so
much responsibility, activity and
commitment, and I carry so much
unresolved emotion until I feel I
can't take it anymore. The burdens
and cares are so great until I feel
like I'm about to crash.
Life is more important than a
computer. When we gel over-
loaded, we can't go out and pur-
chase a new life. God gave us only
one life to live and we must learn
Davis, 75, of Longview were held
at 2 p.m. Fnday, Feb. 4, 1994 at
Lakeview Funeral Home Chapel in
Longview. Dr. Gary Orr and Rev.
Loyd Ozment officiated Interment
followed in the Lakeview Memo-
rial Gardens. Mr. Davis died
Wednesday, Feb. 2.
Bom on July 7, 1918 in Flat,
Missouri, he came to Longview,
moving from Marshall. Mr Davis
was a construction electrician for
IBEW and was a member of Trin-
ity Baptist Church. He served in the
United States Military, and was a
member of the IBEW Retirees -
Gladewater Masonic Lodge #852.
On January 22, 1938 he married
Geraldine in Centralia, Missouri.
Mr. Davis is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Geraldine Davis of
Longview; one son and daughter-
in-law, Neil and Janice Davis of
Lake Cherokee; two brothers, Don
Davis of Raliegh, Missouri, and
Ralph Davis of Menton, Calif.;
three grandchildren, Dennis and
Jana Davis, Marion and Russell
Dick, and Kristie and Andy Spiller;
four great-grandchildren.
Gregory of California; two sons
and daughters-in-law, Gene and
Blanche Crisp of DeBerry, and
Bobby and Wanda Crisp of
Mamow, La.; two daughters and
sons-in-law. Sue and Roger Thiele
of Mexia, and Mary and Russell
Dunkin of Pleasanton, Texas; 14
grandchildren; 33 great-grandchil-
dren; number of great-great-grand-
children.
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how to deal with the burdens and
cares that come our way.
When we receive signals of
overload-sleeplessness, irritability,
worry-it's time to do some off-
loading. It's time to drop some re-
sponsibilities. We may need to say
"No" to some requests.
The psalmist said, "Cast your
burden on the Lord, and He will
sustain you; He shall never permit
the righteous to be moved," Psalm
55:22.
Try the psalmist's suggestion.
Off-load your cares on the Lord;
Card of Thanks
Words could never express our
tragic loss we felt losing our love
one, but thanks to the family and
many friends for all the flowers,
food, cards, phone calls, and
prayers. It made our loss more
bearable, also Hawthorn Funeral
Home for their kindness and sup-
port.
May God Bless each and every-
one of you, and keep you always in
His care.
Your Criminal District Attorney*
GLADYS NORVEL CRISP
1908-1994
Graveside services for Mrs.
Gladys Norvel Crisp, 85, of Mexia,
Texas, formerly of Carthage, were
held at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 4, 1994
at Mt. Zion Cemetery near De-
Berry. Arrangements were under
the direction of Blair-Stubbs
Funeral Home, with local obituary
information furnished by Hawthorn
Funeral Home of Carthage. Mrs.
Crisp died Wednesday morning,
Feb. 2, at the Manor Nursing Home
in Mexia.
Born on Dec. 28, 1908 in
Hawthorne, La., she was the daugh-
ter of E.E. Guy and Lucy Guy.
Mrs. Crisp moved to Mexia in
1980, coming from Carthage, and
was a homemaker. She had retired
from the Carthage City Police
Department with many years of
service as a radio dispatcher. Mrs.
Crisp was of the Baptist faith. She
was preceded in death by her hus-
band, Rev. William (Bubba) Crisp,
and her parents.
Mrs. Crisp is survived by her
sister, Grace DeLay Simpson of
Friendswood; one brother, Paul
rehabilitation, reconsiruction work to be done on owner-occupied homes being financed with
Federal funds from a grant received by the City from the Texas Department of Housing and
Community Affairs under the HOME Investment Partnership Program A complete Contractor's
Pre-Qualification Packet has been prepared and is available at the address shown below Only pre-
qualified contractors will be allowed to perform this work
Action Equal Opportunity Employer and individuals or firms responding to this request will not be
P.O. B.x 400
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ttA, yg t, . Attorney in January, 1993. During my first year in office, *
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The Panola College Board of * felony cases. I need your vote on March 8, SO that I can ★
Trustees will hold a meeting at 12 * continue effective prosecution Of Criminal cases through ★
noon on Monday. Feb 7, in the □l. your Criminal District Attorney's Office. ,
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Center.
The agenda includes the fol-
lowing subjects:
* Open with prayer;
* Call for motion to hold Panola
College Board of Trustees election
on Saturday, May 7, 1994;
* Adjournment.
al appear-
ance.
One day I was typing and stor-
ing information. With lightening
speed it responded to my every
command-then it just quit.
I quickly reviewed all my com-
puter knowledge-it took about 45
seconds-and went through every
procedure I knew. Nothing! I could
not get it to work.
Honest **
on the 10th
My computer has enormous ca-
pabilities. It can store a vast
amount of information that's avail-
able at the touch of a button.
Baptist Church in Gary and had re-
tired as a retail clerk for Perry
Bros. Mrs. Roberson was preceded
in death by her husband, Mr.
Robert C. (Roy) Roberson, who
died in 1944, and her sister, Mrs.
Ruby Hall, who died in 1993.
Mrs. Roberson is survived by
her two daughters and sons-in-law,
Gwen and Thomas Ritter, and
Tommie and Ferris Ramsey, all of
Carthage; four grandchildren,
Tommie Smith of Carthage, Larry
Ritter of Des Moines, Iowa, Car-
men Perkins of Fairhope, Alabama,
and Bobby Veazey of Lafayette,
La.; nine great-grandchildren; a
special friend, Rosetta LaGrone of
Deadwood.
Pallbearers were Daryl Deloney,
Bobby Veazey, Wesley Gates, Dr.
Dan Perkins, Larry Ritter and
James Ervin Brown.
The family suggests that memo-
rials be made to the Gary Cemetery
Association.
Packets should be completed and submitted by 5:00 p
A firm that does everything possible to help knows
the importance of a funeral homes accessibility. Many
families take advantage of our convenient downtown
location to stop by over then lunch break or right
after work At Hawthorn, you can pay your respects
and sign a register book ,it a time I bat fits with your
schedule.
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peaceful Indians
fir own villages.
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like; but Panola
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Carthage, TX 75033
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Leach, Ted. The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 11, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 6, 1994, newspaper, February 6, 1994; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1541437/m1/5/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.