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Wednesday, October 13, 1993 — The Allen American — Page 7A
Services set for Allen woman
Davis
Obituaries
Estep and Lizzie Ford. He married
Emma D. Crosswhite Jan. 2, 1943,
in Weston. He was a farmer.
Wilma R. Davis, a resident of
G Allen, died Sunday, Oct. 10, 1993, at I-===== 1 o
PTICA M 1 e survivors include his wife; sons,
HCA Medical Center of Plano. She and Marilyn Foster of Pearland. Robbie Estep of Frisco and Danny
o- A memorial service will be at 2 Esteop of Garland; daughters, Ray
Mrs. Davis was born Oct. 21, p.m. Wednesday at Turrentine- Hodges of Weston and Brenda
1935, in Emporia, Kan., to Charles Jackson-Morrow Funeral Home Tomonelli of Allen; eight grandchil-
Henry and Susie Edna Mast Albin. chapel with the Rev. Charles Cox dren; two great-grandchildren;
She married Jerry D. Davis Dec. 23, officiating. brothers, Fred Estep and Charley
1983, in Fullerton, Calif. She was a Memorials may be made to the Estep, both of McKinney, and Bud
homemaker and of the Methodist American Cancer Society, P.O. Box Estep of Garland; sisters, Una Van
faith. 560089, Dallas, Texas, 75356. Hoozer of Weston, Pearl Littrell of
Survivors include her husband; Arrangements were handled by McKinney, Hester Barnes of
• daughters, Debbie Schmitz of Ful- Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow Funer- Whitesboro, Andrey Stembridge of
elerton, Calif., Denise Woodhouse of al Directors. Gilmer and Oleta Self of Dumas; and
Diamondbar, Calif., Diana Doula- a number of nieces, nephews and
mise of Marrietta, Calif., and Donna other relatives.
Christiansen of Hesperia, Calif.; R 1 Services were Monday at Turren-
three grandchildren; one great- EsteP . tine-Jackson-Morrow Funeral Home
grandchild; mother, Susie Albin of WESTON — Robert Estep, a re- chapel. The Rev. John Quick offici-
Pearland; brothers, Gerald Albin of sident of Weston, died Saturday, ated. Burial was in Cottage Hill
Lake Havasue, Neb., and Ernest Oct. 9, 1993, at HCA Medical Cen- Cemetery.
Albin of Emporia, Kan.; and sisters, ter of Plano. He was 77. Arrangements were handled by
Jane McIlvaine of Emporia, Kan., Mr. Estep was born Jan. 22, Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow Funer-
Nora McKell of Suisun City, Calif., 1916, in St. Paul, Ark., to Harvey al Home Directors.
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Spurgin grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Colton Boyd Spurgin was born Foust of Allen. Paternal grandpa-
Sept. 29, 1993, weighing 7 pounds, rents are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chase
11 ounces, to Carolyn and Newton of Allen. The baby also has a great-
Spurgin of McKinney. Maternal grandmother, Helen Strain Lucas,
1 grandparents are Jerrel and Patsy and a brother, Dalton.
D Jones of Plano. Paternal grandpa-
rents are Don Spurgin of Trenton White
| and Mary Howard of Plano. Trenton Alan White was born
Sept. 30, 1993, weighing 7 pounds,
Chase 9 ounces, to Leslie Beth and Scott
Stephanie Lee Chase was born Alan White of Sachse. Maternal
Sept. 29, 1993, weighing 7 pounds, grandmother is Hazel Gregory of
1 7 ounces, to Janice L. and Stephen J. Plano; and paternal grandparents
Chase of McKinney. Maternal are Neal and Sue White of Allen.
Lovejoy
Monday: Spaghetti with meat,
sauce, garden salad, carrot rounds,
garlic bread, apple crumb cobbler,
milk.
Tuesday: Chicken-fried steak,
mashed potatoes, green beans, roll/
butter, milk.
Wednesday: Sausage pizza, garden
salad, sweet corn, pumpkin Jell-O jig-
glers, milk.
Thursday: Tostados with beans
and cheese, shredded lettuce, diced
tomatoes, rice, pear halves, milk.
Friday: Hamburger with cheese
slice, lettuce and pickle cup, french
fries. Blue Bell Frozen Surprise, milk.
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•Brazeal recognized at conference
. Carrie T. Brazeal, home econom- responsible self-care to third-grade je, anthropologist from the Universi-
ist with the Texas Agricultural Ex- students. To date, 1,365 students ty of Arizona. Rathje is nationally
tension Service, was recognized at have been taught and volunteers known for the "Garbage Project »
the 1993 Annual Conference of the have quadrupled. Additionally, Dr. Kevin Leman, noted family
National Association of Extension Brazeal provided leadership for psychologist and author, shared the
Home Economists held recently in three annual conferences for child- latest research in relation to "Keep-
Phoenix. ,care providers. More than 1,200 ing the Family Together When the
. Brazeal received the Disting- providers participated in these con- World is Falling Apart." Dr. Samuel
. uished Service Award, which is the ferences and 136 volunteers were Betances, educator and sociologist
•highest award that the organization involved. from Northwestern Illinois, addres-
gives. The award recognizes exten- . The annual conference empha- sed the topic, "Strategies for Build-
sion home economists for leadership sized educational programs and ing Synergy through Ethnic Di-
and implementation of well-planned workshop sessions around issues of versity."
programs with results and acom- Solid Waste Management, Building The National Association of Ex-
. plishments. In addition, recipients Family Strengths, and Reaching Di- tension Home Economists sponsors
- must have been members of the versity and Pluralism. Keynote the annual conference for extension
: National Association of Extension speakers included Dr. William Rath- professionals.
, Home Economists for a minimum of ___________. ....................
; 10 years and shown evidence of pro-
fessional improvement and associa-
ption participation.
Brazeal was recognized for the
: implementation of trained volun-
- teers to teach a three-part series on
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Epperson, Wayne. The Allen American (Allen, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 185, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 13, 1993, newspaper, October 13, 1993; Allen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1694953/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Allen Public Library.