Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 30, 1980 Page: 9 of 32
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CEDAR HILL CHRONICLE, Thurs., Oct. 30, 1980 -Page 9
JIM STRICKLAND gets some unasked for advice
on ho to make a two foot putt from Ron
Hopton-Jones, Rick Hopton-Jones, and Richard
Cole in last weeks’ Cedar Hill Chamber of
Commerce Golf Tournament in Red Oak.
Ken Hardin photo
By Joyce Furr
Activity Director
Sunday morning
church was held by Bro.
Roberts of Cedar
Heights Baptist Church.
Monday morning sing-
a-long was enjoyed by
the residents with
Tressia Findley playing
the piano and leading the
singing. Bingo was
played in the afternoon.
Film study was held in
the evening with the
Church of Christ of
Cedar Hill.
Tuesday morning
Joyce Furr was invited
to a meeting at Trinity
Assembly New Life
Center as a guest
speaker to tell the ladies
what Trinity is doing for
our nursing home. Also
speaking, singing and
giving her testamoney
was LuLu of Hee Haw.
Thank you for inviting
me to the meeting. In the
afternoon the ladies
missionary group from
Trinity Assembly New
Life Center came with
Bible class and personal
room to room visitation.
Cake and punch was
served. Evening church
was brought by Bro.
Roberts of Cedar
Heights Baptist Church.
Wednesday morning
crafts was with Linda
Dennis. The residents
were invited and taken to
a luncheon by the ladies
group of St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church of Oak
Cliff. We enjoyed a meal
of turkey and dressing,
.green beans, congealed
cranberries, salad, hot
rolls and home baked
pies. We were enter-
tained by a former
vaudeville buff Howard
Ware known as “Unk”
pickin’ a banjo and
singing old songs.
Residents going out to
the luncheon were Mr.
and Mrs. Hunsucker,
Mr. Ware, Mr. Ganes,
Pete England, Mary
Lanier, Mrs. Britt, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Head, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Cooper,
Helen Elwonger, Mrs.
Sulliva, Maidie
Williams, Mrs.
Merrifield, Pauline
Myles. Volunteer helper
were Daisy Nash, Paula
Hulsey, and Tina
Tooney. Many thanks to
all that were involved.
Wednesday afternoon
bingo was enjoyed by the
residents. Evening we
were entertained by the
Acteens of the First
Baptist Church of Cedar
Hill. Leading the group
was Janice Jones. They
sang, gave testimonies,
and visited with the
residents and we want to
thank this young group
for coming to share with
us.
Thursday morning our
program from the
Nazarene Church was
brought by Barbara
Hendricks and Hester
Sims. Our prayers are
extended to Mr. Kilgore
thoughout his illness,
hoping he will recover
and come back a
healthier man. We all
love you Mr. Kilgore.
Thursday afternoon
visiting room to room
was Mr. and Mrs.
Donnell of the Holy Spirit
Catholic Church of
Duncanville.
Bingo was played
Friday afternoon with
the new bingo cards
bought with the craft
funds.
Saturday Christ for
the Nations came with
their program. A busy
week was had by all.
Don't forget our
Halloween Carnival is
Halloween night.
Elect
Melvin Payne
Constable, Prct. 6
I would like to thank everyone who supported me in the
May Primary. If I’m elected Constable, I will make it a
full-time job and try to change it so that I will only
serve Prct. 6.1 would appreciate your support again on
Nov. 4.
Pd. Pol. Adv. by Melvin Payne Committee
Donna Gilpin, treasurer
Dallas’Tax Office is
among the best
in the State.
LET’S KEEP IT THAT WAY!
CH Library receives 53 editions
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The Cedar Hill Public Library has received 53 new
editions from the Dallas County Public Library and
purchases by the city.
Books purchased by the city
Fiction
The Second Coming, by Walker Percy.
Fanny, by Erica Jong.
Come Pour the Wine, by Cynthia Freeman.
A princess in Berlin, by Arthur Solmssen.
Stranger, by Bryon Forbes.
The Ring, by Daniello Steel.
The Edwadian Lady, by Ina Taylor.
Crisis Investing, by Douglas R. Casey.
* The Masters Choice, by Alfred Hitchcock.
Adult Non-Fiction
Hummel Art, by John F. Hotchkiss.
Colored Glassware of the Depression Era Two, by
Hazel Marie Weatherman.
The Peak to Peek Principle, by Robert H. Schuller.
Hold Me Up a Little Longer Lord, by Marjorie Holmes.
Practing Manual for Dallas Gardens, by Dallas
Garden Club.
New books received from
the Dallas County Public Library
Adult Non-Fiction
Being a Christian Today, By Ladislaus Boros.
On Loving Men, by Jane Lazarre.
Earl Mindell’s Vitanin Bible, by Earl Mindell.
High Culture by William, by William Novak.
Stress for Success, by Dnald Roy Morse.
Buster Crabbe’s Arthritis Exercise, by Buster Crabbe.
The Complete Handbook of Poultry-Keeping, by Stuart
Banks.
How to Look Ten Years Younger, by Adrien Arpel.
A New Life, by John T. Gueenan.
Accounting Handbook for Nonaccountants, by
Charence Nickerson.
How to Repair, Reupholster and Refinish Furniture,
by Mel Marshall.
The Complete Illustrated Book of Closeup Magic, by
Walter Brown Gibson.
The Fall of the Shah, by Fereydon Hoveyda.
Biographies
Ruth Gordon, an Open Book, by Ruth Gordon 1896.
Merv by Merve Griffin.
Adult Fiction
A Good Day to Die, by Del Barton.
Golem 100, by Alfred Bester.
The Emerald Necklace, by Diana Brown.
Music for Chameleons, by Truman Capate.
Jackals’ Gold by Kenneth Fowler.
Daggerman, by Richard Francis.
Doctor Fischer of Geneva, by Graham Green.
The Sending, by Geoffrey Household.
Firestarter, by Sephen King.
Treasures of Time, by Penelope Lively.
Set-up, by Edmund Love.
Rudge, by J. B. Masterson.
The Torquemada Principle, by Jerrold Morgulas.
God’s Man, by Duncan Morton-Taylor.
The Love Talker, by Elizabeth Peters.
The Plantagenet Prelude, by Jean Plaidy.
Junior Non-Fiction
Meet the Real Pilgrims, by Robert H. Loeb.
Junior Fiction
Sports Hero, Ron Leflore, by Marshall Burchard.
Sacajawea, by Olive Wooly Burt.
The Night Swimmers, by Betsy Cromer Byars.
Butter on Both Sides, by Lucille Watkins Ellison.
Ala Mendelsohn, the Boy from Mars, by Manua Pink-
water.
The Slug who Though He was a Snail, by Penny
Pollock.
Reference:
Dictionary of Fictional Character, by William
Freeman.
RE-ELECT
JOHN CHILDS
The Tax Assessor does not set tax rates. The
rates are set by the Commissioner’s Court.
The Tax Assessor’s responsibilities include
the collection and disbursement of tax dollars.
John Childs has served with distinction in the
Dallas County Tax Assessor-Collector’s office
for over 28 years.
He has compiled an enviable record. The
Dallas County Tax Office is respected state-
wide for its efficiency, systems, personnel and
integrity.
Let’s keep the Dallas County Tax Office
working for all of us. Re-elect John Childs,
Tax Assessor-Collector.
JOHN CHILDS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF*
• 28 years experience in tax assessor’s office.
• 7 years, Tax Assessor-Collector, Dallas County.
• Dallas County tax office is acknowledged as one of the
best-run in the state.
RE-ELECT
JOHN CHILDS
TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR
Pol. adv. paid for by Childs for Tax Officer Committee, Mrs. John Childs, Treasurer.
Judge
Theo
BEDARD
330th DISTRICT COURT
(Family Law)
“Judge Bedard has the proven integrity and
judgement to merit your trust.”
• Winner of the Dallas, Irving, and Garland Bar
Polls.
• Endorsed by Dallas Morning News
• Endorsed by Dallas Times Herald
Pol adv pd by Judge Theo Bedard Cempagn.
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Hardin, Ken. Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 30, 1980, newspaper, October 30, 1980; Cedar Hill, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth714567/m1/9/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Zula B. Wylie Memorial Library.