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PAGE TWO-THE ARCHER COUNTY NEWS-THl RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1983
AREA DEATHS
Wallace C. Estill
Gertrude B. ‘Gertie’ Kulhanek
Funeral mass for Gertrude
B "Gertie" Kulhanek. 51,
was held Friday in St. Mary 's
Catholic Church in Megar-
gel. Rev. Harry Fisher,
church pastor, officiated and
burial was in the Megargel
Cemetery. Rosary services
were held on Thursday in
Seymour Memorial Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Kulhanek died
Tuesday in a Wichita Falls
hospital. She was born
November 16. 1931 in
Rhineland. She married
George A Kulhanek in
Rhineland on February 10,
1953.
She had been a resident of
Megargel for 30 years and
was a member of St. Man 's
Catholic Church.
Survivors include her
husband. George of Megar-
gel; a daughter. Janice Lane
of Megargel; five sons,
Victor. Charles Ray "Sho-
rite": Wayne and Glen, all of
Megargel and Randy of
Olnev; five brothers, Fran-
cis, Edward. Rhinehart and
Wilham redder, all of
Munday and Raymond Red-
der of Seymour; her mother,
Mrs. Angela Redder of
Munday and six grand-
children.
The family requests
memorials be made to the
American Cancer Society.
Funeral services for Archer
County native. Wallace C.
Estill. 84. w ere held Tuesday
in the Megargel Baptist
Church with church pastor.
Rev. Kent Parks officiating.
Burial was in the Megargel
Cemetery under the direction
of Lunn Funeral Home of
Olney.
Mr. Estill died Sunday in an
Olney nursing home. He was
born March 17, 1899 in
Archer County, the son of a
pioneer ranching family of
the Megargel area.
Mr. Estill spent most of his
life in the county as a
rancher. He was a member of
the Megargel Baptist
Church.
Survivors include a
daughter. Mrs. Alice Stanton
of Graham; three grand-
children and four great-
grandchildren.
AREA
SCHOOL MENUS
AROUND ARCHER
By Mrs. Finis Kinsey
K. Gramm Mayo
Eight-month old K. Gramm
Mayo, son of R. Britton and
Sara Parkey Mavo of
Houston, died Saturday in a
Houston hospital.
Burial and funeral services
were held Wednesday in the
Woodlawn Funeral Home in
Houston.
The child was bom January
! 99,1 in Hous on in
n to his parents, he is
survived by a twin sister.
Natalie Erin; a brother, E.
Ryan Mayo, all of Houston;
his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Parkey Jr. of
Wichita Falls; and great-
grandmothers. Mrs. George
Proctor. Wichita Falls and
Mrs. Virginia Mayo, of Coral
Springs, Florida.
The family suggests that
be made ‘o the
■'fUfU’T'hildrens' Hos^. o
Houston.
Mr and Mrs. Marvin Henry
and sons attended the family
reunion of the Henry and
McDaniel families this w eek-
end. About 55 members of
the families gathered at the
park in Vernon.
Mr. Henrv Dozier, age 80,
was the oldest one there,
next was Mr. Pat McDaniel,
uncle of C.T. McDaniel.
Roy Don Henry came the
fartherst distance, from
Livingston. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lewis.
_Sherma"
Mrs.
other.
John 0. Ayres
Longtime Archer County
resident John 0. Avres. 89.
died Sunday in Holliday.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday in First Baptist
Church, with church pastor
Rev. Mike Gresham and
former pastor Rev. Darius
McKay, officiating.
Burial was in the Holliday
Cemetery under the direction
of Hampton-Vaughn Funeral
Home.
Mr. Ayres was born
December 24, 1893 in
Montague County. He mar-
ried Susie Dill in Montague
County in 1916 and they lived
in the Bowman Community
where he was engaged
infarming and ranching
before his retirement in
1962. when thev moved to
Holliday.
Survivors include his wife.
Susie of Holliday; one
daughter, Mrs. Melba
Thompson of Holliday; four
sons, Joe D. Ayres, C.D.
"Chick" Ayres and Jack
Ayres, all of Holliday and
Dillard Ayres of Elmore City,
Oklahoma; a brother, Claude
Ayres of Wichita Falls; 13
grandchildren; 14 great-
grandchildren and 4 great-
great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Mike.
Terry, Larry, Lynn. Jerry and
Gary Ayres and Clifford
Thompson.
Lew'.i Also, Mr. and Mrs.
David (Kav Lynn) Littrell and
daughter, Contessa.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon
Whisnand of Austin visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J.G. Whisnand and grand-
mother. Mae McCraken, this
weekend.
**•
Mr. and Mrs. R.D. (Karen)
Throckmorton and son, Doug
of Chico, visited grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F.L.
Kinsey. Also visiting were
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kinsey Jr.
and Chris from Jacksboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Martin
Jr., Donna, and Penni
McCown spent the weekend
at Lake Brownwood with
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Davidson from Odessa.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wolf
and Misty spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wolf of Azle,
Texas.
A visitor in the home of Mrs.
Vera Williams on Saturday
was her son, C.R. Williams
of Fort Stockton. He also
is brother's r me.
and Marg. . <t?
Holliday Mena
Monday
Breakfast- Cinnamon rolls,
juice, milk
Lunch- Steak fingers, gravy,
whipped potatoes, milk, hot
rolls, green beans, honey,
butter
Tuesday
Breakfast- Biscuits, gravy,
milk, juice
Lunch- Chili, maccaroni,
french fries. English peas,
milk, bread, cookies
Wednesday
Breakfast- Cheese toast and
fruit, milk
Lunch- Beef ravioli, creamed
potatoes, pinto beans, but-
ter. milk, pudding
Thursday
Breakfast- Pancakes, syrup,
butter, milk
Lunch- Stew, cornbread,
crax, rice, butter, cheese,
fruit, milk
Friday
Breakfast- Waffles, bacon,
milk, juice
Lunch- Maccaroni. cheese
tartar sauce, salad, milk,
bread, Coco-Cola cake
Windthorst School Menu
Monday
Breakfast- Biscuit, scram-
bled eggs, juice, milk
Lunch- Spaghetti with meat,
fried okra, pickled beets,
batter bread, milk, cobbler
Tuesday
Breakfast- Doughnuts, ap-
plesauce. milk
Lunch- Hamburger steak and
gravy, creamed potatoes,
green beans, bread, milk,
fruit
Wednesday
Breakfast- Pancake, syrup,
juice, milk
Lunch- Beef stew. jello salad,
bread and crackers, milk,
chocolate cake
Thursday
Breakfast- Biscuit, bacon,
jelly, juice, milk
Lunch- Fried chicken, but-
tered com, carrot and celery
sticks, biscuit and honey,
milk, peaches
Friday
Breakfast- Pancake, syrup,
butter, juice, milk
Lunch- Cheeseburger, let-
tuce, onions, tater tots, milk,
pudding
Archer City
School Menu
Monday
Breakfast- Cereal, toast,
juice, milk
Lunch- Batter fried fish,
maccaroni and cheese, cole-
slaw, cake, milk, bread
Tuesday
Breakfast- Malt-O-Meal,
toast, juice, milk
Lunch- Chili & beans, cheese
slices, gingerbread, apple-
sauce. crackers, bread, milk
Wednesday
Breakfast- Cinnamon toast,
fruit, milk
Lunch- Spaghetti with meat
sauce, green beans, fruit,
milk, bread
Thursday
Breakfast- Biscuits, honey,
juice, milk
Lunch- Hamburgers, french
fries, lettuce, pickles, pud-
ding, milk
Friday
Breakfast- Blueberry muf-
fins, juice, milk
Lunch- B-B-Q weiners,
whipped potatoes, buttered
corn, cookies, milk, bread
immunization
Clinic Scheduled
The Texas Department of
Health will conduct an
Immunization Clinic at the
Archer Servie Center in
Archer City, Texas on
October 6, from 2:00 p.m.
until 4:00 p.m.
Immunizations against DTP,
polio, measles, mumps, and
rubella will be offered.
Please bring immunization
records with you to the clinic.
Also, the Texas Department
of Health will conduct a
Screening Clinic at the
Holliday Senior Citizen,
Main & Chestnut, Holliday,^
Texas on October 5 from 9:00
a.m. until noon.
The following screening
tests will be offered: Blood
pressures, diabetes, anemia,
height, weight, and skin
disorders. If an abnormality
is found the person will be
referred to the physician of
their choice.
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Williams, then returned
home on Sunday.
Monroe, Margarette and
Mrs. Vera Williams attended
the funeral services in Olney
on Sunday for a relative,
Robert Williams, 82. Burial
was in the Markley Ceme-
tery.
•••
Ruth and Christine Moore of
Archer City made a three-
day trip last weekend to
Booneville, Arkansas area.
Highlight of the tour was to
attend the 96th birthday
party for a sister-in-law,
Bertie Sanford at her home in
Booneville.
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Calendar Of Events
Thursday, September 29
2 p.m. Birthday party, Archer Service Center
Saturday, October 1
6:30 a.m. United Methodist Men's Breakfast,
Holliday UM Church
10-5 Archer Museum open
Sunday, October 2
National 4-H Sunday
1-5 Archer Museum open
2 p.m. Holliday Chaparral Riding Club
7:30 Lakeside ^ity Womens Club
9:30 District Court
7:3; Archer VFD, Fire Station
3-5 Holliday Girl Scouts, First Baptist Church
7 p.m. Holliday City Council, Community Bldg.
7 p.m. AA and AlAnon, Service Center
7 p.m. Holliday Band Booster Club
Tuesday, October 4
9 a.m. Archer City Mothers Club, (Nursery First
Baptist Church)
7 Holliday VFD, Fire Station
7 p.m. Archer City Band-Aids
11 a.m. Kickapoo VFD Auxiliary
Wednesday, October 5
9-12 Food Stamp Representative, Service Center
9-5 Drivers License Examiner
8 p.m. Windthorst CYO
COMPLIMENTS OE
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People In Wheat
Deserve A Helping Hand.
You’re a wheat farmer.
It’s your life’s work. Nobody
else knows the risks that you
sow - nobody else knows the
rewards that you reap -
knowing that through your
dedication you can help our
community grow.
Every year, you hope for
good harvests. Sometimes
you make it, and sometimes
you don’t.
It is important to you that
your banker knows your
business. Knows the pitfalls
and the triumphs. Stays there
behind you through good
times and bad.
We at First State Bank in
Archer City know the feeling.
Your growth is our harvest -
and our harvest is your growth.
When you need a helping
hand, First State Bank will be
there - growing as you grow
- knowing, as you know - it
takes all of us together to
bring in a bumper crop.
w.
FIRST STATE BANK
Archer County’s bank
because our people are important.
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Lobpries, F. Mike & Lobpries, Fran. Archer County News (Archer City, Tex.), No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 29, 1983, newspaper, September 29, 1983; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth713336/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Archer Public Library.