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Coleman, Texas, September 12, 1985
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Attending the Junior Youth
Meeting Sunday afternoon with
Vern and Rhonda Slate were Mayce
and David Nanny, Angie and Becky
Tongate, Kristi Thweatt, Mitzi
White, Amy Scarborough, Angie
Fenton, and Pattye Sutton. Rhonda
served homemade ice cream and
various toppings. As the group sang
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and played games, Vern video taped
them and they all watched them-
selves on television.
Glyn and Sing Downey hosted a
fish fry Labor Day honoring Glyn
and Malcolm Downey’s birthday.
Others present were Mrs. Effie
Griffith, Don Downey of San An-
gelo, Beth Sexton of Midland,
Sherwood and Jean Downey and
Zelma Downey of Coleman.
Visitors this week with Mrs. E. S.
Cavanaugh were Mrs. Patsy Lee
and Laurie of San Angelo. Laura
brought her grandmother flowers
for Grandparents Day. Other visi-
tors were Mrs. Beulah Burleson,
Mrs. Fay Wheeler and Mrs. Onnie
Edens.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doose were
in Bangs Sunday visiting C. W. and
Sharon Mayfield and Chy Ann, also
Wendell, Erma and John Byler.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hogan are
home from a three week visit with
one of their daughters and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Shipley
of Littlefield. Their visitors since
they got home were Mrs. Effie
Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Ikey
Wheeler of Coleman.
Mrs. Terrye Nanny and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Monsey were in Abi-
lene one day last week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Sloan. Visitors with
the Monseys last week were Buck
and Betty Jamison, Lori, Kristi,
Kaci and Josh thweatt, Dianne,
Danny and Donny Allen and Mrs.
Faye Wheeler. Mrs. Monsey enjoy-
ed a visit by phone to her sister,
Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass, also a phone
visit with Mrs. Viola Ward of
California.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. R. V. Rodgers were Ginger
Sherburn of Bedford and her friend
Kathy of Dallas, Mrs. Mignon
Armstrong, Mack, Andrea and Am-
ber Campbell of Odessa. Joining
these for Sunday lunch were Mrs. J.
Frank Taylor and Brenda Forbess of
Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Downey were
Sunday night dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Downey in
Coleman.
Mrs. Becky Elkins visited Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Wilson, Heath, Nance
and Tori Sunday afternoon. Kay
Wilson visited Mrs. Annette Bell in
Coleman Friday.
Mrs. Grace Wilson is expected
home today (Tuesday) after a two
week visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Doreece Ford in Ft. Worth.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Wilson, Tana, Tara and Tessa this
weekend were her sister and
brother in law, Rita and Michael
Lane of Weatherford.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Wilson one day last
week. Carolyn and Ed Wilson were
her Sunday lunch guests.
Our August rainfall was 0.24
making the total for the year 14.88
inches. We are all ready for some
more rain about anytime.
Mozelle played a good game last
Coleman County Chronicle
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Editor Milton Autry
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the rate below.
Outside of Texas in USA (except
Zone 8) .................. $21.75
POSTMASTER: Send address
changes to Coleman County Chron
icle. P. 0. Box 840, Coleman. Texas
76834.
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Beta Sigma Phi News
Theta Zeta Chapter
On Monday evening, September
9, at 7:00 o'clock, members of
Chapter Theta Zeta met in the
Hospitality Room of First Coleman
National Bank for a salad supper
and business meeting. Hostesses
were Joan Jones, Pearl Home and
Ruth Glasson.
The dining table was centered
with an arrangement of yellow
flowers in a ceramic shoe with a
styrofoam “sun”, depicting the Beta
Sigma Phi 1985-86 theme, “Walk in
the Sun- Find Renaissance.”
President Pat Slate led the Open-
ing Ritual and Juanita Jackson led
the group in prayer before the meal.
After the group enjoyed the salad
supper and a time of fellowship, Pat
called the business meeting to
order. Secretary Ruth Glasson call-
ed the roll and read minutes of the
last meeting. These were approved
as read. Certain communications
from the International Office were
shared by the president, one of
which was concerning the Area
Convention to be in San Angelo on
October 11, 12 and 13. Several
members expressed a desire to
attend.
Other communications were shar-
ed and reports from the Standing
Committees were given. The Social
Committee Chairman, Joan Jones,
gave October 27 as date for the first
social of the new year. Husbands of
members will be invited to this
event, which will be a Hallowed^
Hobo Stew Supper. Laverne Stark
and Eileen Hightower will be in
charge of this.
The Program and Yearbook Com-
mittee Chairman, LaJuan Sneed,
brought material to update the
yearbooks with new roster, pro-
gram schedule and socials. Historian
Betty Watson has the Chapter
scrapbook up-to-date and it will be
entered in the Scrapbook Contest at
the Area Convention.
Under unfinished business, Pat
appointed a committee to work on a
Sesquicentennial project. On this
committee are LaJuan Sneed,
Chairman; Claudean Cervenka, Ei-
Friday night against Cherokee. So
sorry that Michael Jewell was
injured, but understand he’s up and
around, doing much better. Mozelle
plays Moran at Moran Friday night,
September 13. Good luck boys.
leen Hightower and Pat Slate.
After the business session,
LaJuan Sneed asked each member
to tell the highlights of her past
summer activities. Some, who had
taken trips, told of some good things
and some very interesting places,
which made an enjoyable program
for the evening.
The president led the Closing
Ritual and Mizpah. Those present
for the meeting were: Lucille Aston,
Ruth Glasson, Eileen Hightower,
Pearl Horne, Juanita Jackson, Joan
Jones, Billie Mercer, Pat Slate,
LaJuan Sneed, Laverne Stark and
Betty Watson.
Mrs. Bruce Is
Speaker For DAR
Captain William Buckner Chap-
ter, Daughters of the American
Revolution will have a luncheon for
the first meeting of the 1985-86 year
on Saturday, September 14 at 1 p.m.
at the “Opera House” restaurant in
Santa Anna. Members are reminded
that yearly dues will be collected
and membership cards issued.
Mrs. C. D. Bruce will be the
speaker for the program and follow-
ing the meeting, members and
guests will visit the little “Rock
House” west of Santa Anna on the
Coleman highway.
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VISIT RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dodson and
Betsy of Denver, Colo, visited with
relatives, Mrs. Bob Leavell and Jim
and Mrs. Ben Thomas of Coleman
recently.
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Autry, Milton. Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1985, newspaper, September 12, 1985; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth731715/m1/2/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.