The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 18, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 29, 1977 Page: 3 of 9
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its 87th anniversary next fall, installation banquet were Op-
He presented Templeton with a timist Club president Jerry
Past President’s plaque to Cloud and his wife Mary, im-
mark the conclusion of a sue- mediate past president Jack
cessful 1976-77 club year. Youngblood of the Mineola
Green had served as vice Lions Club and his wife, Mrs.
president and president-elect Lillie Dotson, president of the
for the year Just ending. Also Pilot Club of Mineola, and her
on the board of directors with husband Billie; and Sam Curry
him and Templeton were of the Mineola Kiwanis Club
secretary - treasurer Eugene and his wife Joyce.
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The first day of summer — Neighbors — David Poe, Todd Faye Daugherty.
Tuesday, June 21 - was McCord, Cheryl Dawson, and Ugly Face Making: "Ellis ’
celebrated at The Heritage Winnie Shamburger. Hornsby 1st; Callie Bullock
Nursing Home-in Quitman with The Olympic events and 2nd; Viola Wright 3rd.
the annual Summer Olympics. “winners Were as follows: Discus Throw: Myrt Parish
• Competition was stiff and Wheel Chair Race: Luther 1st; Ellis Hornsby 2nd; Lois
team spirit was high as the King 1st; Harlan Jones 2nd; Sullivan 3rd.
Sweepstakes Ribbon was a- " Faye Tyler 3rd. Shot Put: Lois Sullivan 1st;
warded to Ellis Hornsby. Relays: Two teams compe- Luther King 2nd; Annabel
The schedule for the day ting. Callie Bullock, Lois Parish 3rd.
listed 12 major events, with a Vaughn and Velma Mason, 1st; Lying Contest: Ola Reeves
large number of residents com- Myrt Parish, Lois Sullivan and and Alma Anarton, both award-
peting for first, second, and Oneta Owens, 2nd. ed first places.
third place ribbons. 30 Foot Walk: Lois Vaughn
All contestants were boosted 1st; Myrt Pariah and Callie ,
by a lively cheering section Bullock, 2nd; Oneta Owens 3rd.
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essisa and formally installed the head table with the two of-
the dub’s officers for 1977-78. fleers were their own Rotary
Olan Thurman, right, whose Aus - Milie (Mrs. Austin
term as District Governor will Watson] and Bobbye [Mrs. Olan
expire at midnight Thursday, Thurmon), who are shown in
June 30, introduced Past Dis- this Monitor photo standing
trict Governor Watson. Also at next to their husbands.
Past District Governor for officials and Rotary Anns at the nb
Rotary International who has head table. They included Past Eidd
visited the local club several District Governor and PastEe
times as guest of the Leland Director of Rotary Interna-
Longs, installed the new of tional Leland F. Long and his -
ficers and charged each to up Rotary Ann, Nonie Bell, of Eh T
hold the ideals of Rotary and to Mineola. Past District Gov- h."i
serve their president and club ernor Austin Watson of Dallas h4
faithfully during the coming and his Rotary Ann, Millie; E%gp
year. District Governor Olan Thur- Ek fiE
Thurman Green was given a mon of Wills Point and his Eo%
separate induction into office Rotary Ann, Bobbye; and in- Ei
by PDG Watson, coming club president Thurman
Installed as a group were Green and his Rotary Ann. E
vice president and president- Irene.
elect Rayford Williams, secre Preceding a steak dinner, the
tarv treasurer Clarence Bar gat hering was led in the singing E E6
field, bulletin editor Carl of Rotary and America" by .
Bruner, and directors Arthur Byron Leewright, who also led E
Judge, Jim Litton, J. D. Sand in recitation of the Pledge of
ker, and Henry Wisener. Not Allegiance. E
present for the installation The invocation was given by E
were sergeant-at-arms Grover the Rev. Edwin McDaniel, u
Smith (who was recognized for pastor of the First United phrAoy viemoe —...
having 34 years perfect at- Methodist Church of Mineola. L-AeS
tendance in the local club) and Entertainment following the * Th
director Don Fisher. meal was provided by Jeanne ClGbAttheannuARotaryAnn
Green succeeded Coulter loist, accompanied at the piano ig -46
Templeton as president of the by Mrs. C.W. Pepper. Z7. Austin Watson, left, was tbe
Mineola club, which will mark Guests of the dub at the featured speaker for the oe-
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Brecheen Picked For Training G—Wa
of the Mineola Rotary Club are Fred H. Brecheen of Mineola. Dr. Slagle says that the SFA 1) ■ ■ ■ fl D HG
shown in this Monitor photo, as a graduate from the pre- preprofessional programs this
they were being interviewed professional program at Steph- year show 12 students accepted _
for the local radio station by en F. Austin State University, for medical school, 11 for dental M| ta fl
Sam Curry (right]. At the left is has been accepted for advanced school, nine for medical tech- E« •T 46
Thurman Groen, who officially professional training in medical nology professional programs, B B fl B
begins his term as president of technology. and one each for occupational
the Mineola Rotary Club on Dr. Wayne Slage, director of therapy, physical therapy, and •
Friday, July 1. In the center i« preprofessional programs in physician’s assistant. HINDSIGHT AT FORTY
Templeton, who is the school of sciences and Brecheen is the son. of the One pleasant and surprising
winding up a year at the helm mathematics at the university late Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. reward upon reaching the age
of the local dub. Templeton saw in Nacogdoches, says Brecheen Brecheen of 903 University, of forty is being able to entirely
his successor sworn Into office will begin his advanced training Mineola. A graduate of Mineola erase all pain from those
at the annual Rotary Ann Ban- this fall at St. Paul Hospital in High School, he is the brother* devilish teen-age years, leaving
gu+t bald Monday night Pallia, of Mrs. Beth Barnes of Mineola. only the bittersweet of mem-
ory. The freedom of thought
and action in later years more
than compensate for the mis-
shapen lower abdomen, creaki- "
ness of the joints, and the
inability to rise from a sitting
position without an audible
grunt.
How refreshing to be able to
admire a rose garden in public
without worrying about ero-
ding one’s image of masculinity!
If someone dares me to leap
across a wide gully or streak
down Main Street I can dismiss
any fear of being labeled a
chicken and tell my tormentor
to go join a one-man band.
It’s comforting to know in my
heart that the ability to dribble
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made up of residents who were Poetry end Jingle Contest:
' not entered in the competition. Ida Masterson, 1st; Elizabeth
Tall galsses of lemonade served Dice, 2n
j by Heritage Neighbors, the Standing Broad Grin: Ellis
I volunteers who assist with the Hornsby, 1st; Eva Cruse, 2nd;
| program at the home, made the Faye Tyler, 3rd.
2 games more enjoyable. , 14 Hog Calling: Fave Daugher-
The Heritage’s social and ac- "y, 1st; Harlan Jones, 2nd;
1 tivities director, Dorthy Juan Irene Terry, 3rd. *ec
1 Bjork, reports that all at The laughing Contest: Ellis
Heritage laughingly agree that Hornsby 1st; Faye Daugherty
5 the Summer Olympics is the 2nd; Lois Sullivan 3rd.
03 best way to start summer. As- Yodeling: Two first places
-J sisting Ms. Bjork in the day’s awarded, Dennis Moncrief and
activities were four Heritage
8 - THE MINEOLA MONITOR, Mineola, Texas, June 29, 1977
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Officers of the Mineola Ro- Mallory, sergeant-at-arms Gro- puumdmmumuiuumuui
tary Club were installed veI smith, bulletin editor Carl H ' ' *
Monday night, June 27. at the Bruner and directors Arthur E
annual Rotary Ann Banquet Judge. Jim Litton, RayfordE E
heldat Herm’s Restaurant Williams and J D Sandker | E E Eea •
Austin Watson of Dallas, a Templeton introduced the Eenna
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Peacock, Dan. The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 18, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 29, 1977, newspaper, June 29, 1977; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1547755/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.