The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 7, 1988 Page: 3 of 24
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Seminole (Texas) Sentinel, December 7, 1988, PAGE 3
Monday shower honors
Mrs. Wilbanks and son
The following persons were
admitted to and,discharged from
Memorial Hospital Nov. 28.
Marshall Day, Bonita
Overbeck, Rebecca Payne, Benny
Clifton. Pauline Clifton,
Crawford Mayo and Alma Pineda
were admitted Nov. 28.
Marshall Day and Nancy Olivo
were discharged Nov. 28.
Earl Byrd and Olga Castillo
were admitted Nov. 28.
Benny Clifton and Vela Mares
were discharged Nov. 29.
Diana Regaldo, Eddie
Ontiveros, Justin Unger, Irene
Aguilar and Connie Robinson
were admitted Nov. 30.
Debra Guzman, Maria Saucedo
and Manuela Arispe were
admitted Dec. 1.
Pauline Clifton, Olga Castillo
and Eddie Ontiveros were
discharged Dec. 1.
Jack Sines, Gene Gunderson
Lori Hawkins and Delta Howard
were admitted Dec. 2.
William Earl Byrd, Justin
Unger and Irene Aguilar were
discharged Dec. 2.
Rebecca Payne and Debra
Guzman were discharged Dec. 3.
Uriah Stewart was admitted
Dec. 4.
Hannah Siasos and Connie
Robinson were discharged Dec. 4.
The Fellowship Hall of West
Side Church of Christ was scene
of a baby shower Monday
honoring Jan Wilbanks and her
infant son, Casey.
The refreshment table was
adorned with a basket of
greenery, accented with a blue
rocking horse.
The gift and registry tables
were also accented with baskets
of greenery.
Guests were served
refreshments of punch, vegetable
and fruit platters, cocktail
sausages, nuts and mints.
Hostesses presented the
honorcc with a high chair as their
gift.
Hostesses were Kathy Rich,
Karen Snodgrass, Vickie
Rowland, Lana Powell, Lori
Barnes, Marilyn Williams and
Sandra Ford.
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Owens couple, son feted
with shower at church
JESSE ESPINOZA SR.
Services for Jesse R. Espinoza,
57, of Seagraves, were held at 2
p.m. Sunday at St. Paul’s Catholic
Church with the Rev. Sean
Sweeney, pastor, officiating.
Burial was in Gaines County
Cemetery under direction of
Connally Funeral Home.
Espinoza died Thursday at
Seagraves Clinic after an illness.
He was born in Coahoma and
moved from Littlefield to
Seagraves in 1955 and was co-
owner of Espinoza Pump and
Supply Co.
He married Concha Moya Jan.
2, 1954 in Lubbock. He was a
member of St. Paul’s Catholic
Church.
A son, Daniel, preceded him in
death in 1959.
Survivors include his wife;
three sons, Vidal, Jesse Jr. and
Joe, all of Seagraves; five
daughters, Louisa, Pat, Ester,
Chris Vasquez and Sylvia
Martinez, all of Seagraves; four
brothers, Manuel of Carlsbad,
N.M., Carlos and Alonzo, both of
Seagraves, and Joe of Gorman;
four sisters, Juanita Davila of
Sinton, Antonia Reyna of
Cleburne, and Ester Perez and
Mary Gomez, both of Seagraves;
and six grandchildren.
Mike and Tammy Owen and
their infant son, Jacob Chase,
were honored with a shower
Monday at First Assembly of God
Church.
A cake was the primary table
decoration, along with a teddy
oear in a bunting. Primary colors
were bright blue and yellow, with
yellow punch served in crystal
service served as a refreshment.
Hostesses presented the
honorccs with an automatic baby
swing. Juanita Moore, Karla Morion,
Fannie Earl, Doris Davis, Darla
Hostesses were Jo Hutson, Thomason, Sharon Kyle and
Stella McBeth, Nellie Ruth Key, Annabel Witt.
Hobbs resident
is hurt Friday
Updated figures from the
National Agricultural Statistics
Service (NASS) necessitate a new
look at the prospective 1988
cotton deficiency payment, say
officials of Plains Cotton
Growers, Inc. of Lubbock, The
size of the payment will equal the
difference between the 75.9-cent
target price and the 1988 calendar
year weighted average farm price
for cotton.
Based on preliminary average
prices and marketing figures
reported through September, PCG
and other observers a few weeks
ago were estimating that the
payment total for the year likely
would fall in the 21 to 22-ccnt
range.
But revised numbers for the
last seven months of the 1987-88
marketing year, plus the average
price released Nov. 30 for the full
month of October "now make us
wonder if we weren’t guessing a
little high," says PCG Executive
Vice President Donald Johnson.
Revisions in the January-July
Annual event for
teachers is held
"Babes in Toyland" provided
the theme for the annual open
house of the Seminole Educator’s
Association Monday from 4:30-
6:30 p.m. in the home of Dorothy
Decker.
Special guests were members
of the Future Teachers of
America at Seminole High school
and all the school administrators
and their wives. An assortment of
meats, desserts and beverages
were served.
Sara Lynn Rixon, daughter of
SEA vice-president Lola Rixon,
registered a large turnouts of
members and guests at the annual
holiday event.
SEA is affiliated with the
Texas State Teachers Association
and the National Education
Association.
period showed average price
increases for all months except
May and a cumulative increase in
marketings of 147,000 bales. The
net effect raised the weighted
average price for the nine months
through September to 57.7 cents,
up from the previously calculated
57.3 cents. Volume through
September totaled 4,757,000
bales.
The revisions arc made after
the end of each marketing year to
incorporate data received from
individual states after monthly
reporting dates and to reflect
follow-up payments to producer
members of marketing
cooperatives.
More surprising was the 53.9-
cent average price reported for
October. That was up over two
cents from 51.8 cents in
September and almost four cents
above the 50-cent mid-Oclobcr
price published earlier.
Marketing volume for October
came to 1,630,000 bales, of which
trade data indicates only 200,000
bales or so would have been the
lower priced cotton from West
Texas and Oklahoma. So the
unexpected average price jump,
PCG thinks, may have been the
result of an abnormally heavy
influence on the average by far
western cotton, much of it being
delivered on forward contracts at
prices well above die current
market.
"If that is true," Johnson
surmises, "the November and
December average price could
drop back toward the 51 or 52
cents expected earlier."
If not, and the average price for
the final two months of the year
remains at 53.9 cents, PCG
figures the average price for the
year would be just under 56 cents,
yielding a total deficiency
payment of about 20 cents per
pound. Since the advance this
year was 6.4 cents, the remaining
payment would be about 13.6
cents.
A Hobbs, N.M. man was
injured Friday as the result of a
one-vehicle accident just under
21 miles west of Seminole.
According to investigating
officer Joe Valenzuela of the
Department of Public Safety, a
1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass driven
by Hubert Hayes, 58, was headed
east on U.S. Highway 180 just
uefore 2:30 p.m. when the man
apparently passed out, with the
car going off the south side of die
highway and striking a meter pole
belonging to Lea County Electric
Cooperative.
Hayes was taken to Lea
Regional Medical Center by Lea
County EMS ambulance, where
he was treated and released.
The car sustained heavy
damage, as did a security light,
switch box and meter base
belonging to the electric
company.
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The courses listed would be offered at Seminole
Public Schools on an evening schedule, 6:30 -
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Return to; John Golmon,
P.O. Box 900
Seminole, Texas 79360
By December 9,1988
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The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 7, 1988, newspaper, December 7, 1988; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth636710/m1/3/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Gaines County Library.