Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. recr, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 19, 1984 Page: 3 of 16
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Coleman, Texas, July 19, 198'
COLEMA.1 COUNTY CHRONICLE
News Of Fisk Folk
And Have-Be
Written by LendAdian
Remember the revival at Har-
mony Baptist Church will begin
Sunday morning and continue
through the next Sunday. Night
■ services will start with prayer
meeting at 7:30 and preaching at
8:00. Our church motto is “Visitors
Welcome - Members Expected.”
Sunday visitors with Bob and
Wanda Rushing were Fred Atnip of
Stephenville, Nicky, Donna, Carrie
and Koko Simonton, Will and
^Stacey Galbreath.
Ray and Nancy Cumbess of
Jonestown spent the weekend with
her parents, Don and Eleanor
Taylor. Mattie Lee Brown had lunch
with them Sunday.
The Truitt Mitchell family of
Sundown spent last week with Buck
and Bettye ‘ Jamison. Truitt, Mi-
chelle and Max returned to Sun-
down Sunday. Max is scheduled to
have a tonsillectomy today (Tues-
day). Mysti and Tobyn remained
here with their grandparents.
Cecil, Martha and Melissa Felty
of Coleman visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Felty Sunday. They all visited
Mr. and Mrs. Othell Dean, Debbie
Kay and Robert and had lunch with
them.
Geneva Hollonquist of Pasadena
is staying with her parents, Les and
Irene Griffin. They are not feeling
very well these days.
Virginia Adian of Temple, Larry,
Marie and Claire Adian of Victoria
and Stan Adian of Brownwood were
houseguests of Lena Adian over the
weekend to help with the birthBay
and retirement festivities.
Jamie McClure spent two weeks
with the Bush family in Abilene.
Visitors with Mary Ruth, Terry
and Roland Graham have been Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Parker and boys
and Dale Gifford of Lexington, Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Miller of Floydada,
Mr. and Mfs. Ronnie Miller and
girls of Lubbock, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Dockery and daughter of
Levelland, Mrs. Ray Wheeler and
children of May, Mr- and Mrs.
Graham Cathey of Sundown, Mr.-
and Mrs. Curtis Martin of Abilene,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill, Hilda, Leslie
and Crystal Cogdell of Houston.
Bill and Gloria Haas and Jamie
McClure had as guests Bo, Shirley
and Brittni Bush and Melissa Mc-
Clure of Abilene, Brenda, Les and
Frank Brown, Pete and Jeremy
Boyette of Brady.
Visitors with Fred and Alice
Jones were Juliann Cliftort, William
Earl, Joan and Jeanene Jones,
DamoaJSimmons and Freda Steph-
enson *of Abilene. Fred, Alice and
Freda attended memorial services
for Aubrey Morgan in Coleman
Tuesday.
Damon and Nell Simmons had as
guests Major and Sue Whitfield of
S#n Angelo on Friday, Ray, Roi,
Amy and Jamy Parker of Lorenzo
on Sunday. Amy remained to visit
this week.
Visitors with Uncle Dee Whit-
field at, Leisure Lodge have been
Maurine Bradley, Flora Dee Daugh
try, Alice Jones, Nell Simmons, and
Major and Sue Whitfield of San
Angelo.
Visitors during this week with
Mr. arid Mrs. Sherril Tisdale were
Marshall and Mary Lou Griffith,
Robert Miller, Rickey, D’Ann and
Dustin Tisdale and Elton and Katie
Jones from Shields. v
Lavern Horn and Charles Robert-
son of Abilene visited Saturday
night with Ruby Hamilton. Sunday
morning Ruby accompanied them
and they went to Lamesa to visit
the Michael Horn family. They
returned by Brownfield and visited
Anna Haney, Shirley Treadaway
and Kathy Roberson. They then
came to Lavern's home in Abilene.
Lavern's daughters, Kay and Robin,
brought Ruby back to Coleman.
Ruby reports a good trip.
Wes and Katie Kile and Ruby
Hamilton visited Friday with Nota
Snider. Ima Bludworth visited Nota
on Monday.
Ben Kile of Abilene, Ruby Hamil-
ton and Nota Snider visited with
Wes and Katie Kile. <?
Mattie Lee Brown had as visitors,
Mattje Cason, Prebble Gregory,
Nell Simmons, Don and Eleanor
Taylor, all of Coleman; Woodrow
Arnold of Mason, Betty Shields of
Merkel, Ozella Stacy of Voss and
Nancy Cumbess of Jonestown.
Lisa and Cody Cavanaugh recent-
ly attended the wedding of Lisa's
sister, Sheila Krischke to Jeff Greer
in the FiPst Christian Church in
Brownwood. Following the wedding
they ate supper with her mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meece.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Cavanaugh,
Kayla and Crystal and Robert
Walden of Voss vacationed in Colo-
rado recently.
Lisa and Cody Cavanaugh of Fisk,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meece, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeff Greer, Michael Krischke,
Mr. and Mrs. David Leech of
Brownwood and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mannuzza of Tacoma, Wash-'
ington celebrated an early July 4th
at Brownwood Lake.
Terry, Kathy, Michael and
Stephen Loyd were supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Cavanaugh
and Cody recently. Missy Duvall of
Brownwood visited recently also.
, Lisa Cavanaugh entertained with
a Stanley party Tuesday night.
Guests were Nancy, Kayla and
Crystal Cavanaugh of Coleman,
Karen Griffin of Leaday, Kay,
Heath and Nance Wilson of Gould-
busk, Kathy Loyd of Mozelle, Geor-
gia Lynn Dalton, Alice Jones and
Lena Adian of Fisk, Linda and Jack
Meece and Michael Krischke of
Brownwood.
Lena Adian and Dovie Garrett
attended the AARP dinner in
Coleman Tuesday.
ACTIVITIESHONOR
LENA ADIAtf
Lena Adian was guest of honor at
three activities over the past week
end, when her children, grand
children and great-grand
children honored her on her 70th
birthday and her retirement from
Rocking Horse Ranch Nursery
School.
A barbecue was held Saturday
Deaths And'
_ ^ *
Funerals
wmrnmmmmtMmrnmmmmwmmm
Frankie McElrath
liight at the home of her daughter,
Nancy Cavanaugh and husband
Jackie.
The family attended services at
Harmony Baptist Church Sunday
morning, then part of the church
family joined them for lunch in the
church fellowship hall;
Open house was held at the home
of Lena Adian from 2:00 - 6:00
Sunday afternoon. '
Those to register for one or more
of the activities included, from
Coleman County, Robert Walden,
Kayla and Crystal Cavanaugh, Lisa,
Kirk and Cody Cavanaugh, Reuben
Adian, Edna Abernathy, Fred and
Alice Jones, Cecil and Frances
Richardson, Mary Trimble, Sena
Brisby, Ulys and Dovie Garrett,
Ruby Hamilton, Jackie and Nancy
Cayanaugh, T. J. and Georgia Lynn
Dalton, Gloria Haas; Maurine,
Barry, Russ and Mitch Wilson,
Ernest Roberts, Beulah Burleson,
Tressa Edwards, Lance and Scott
Moore, Jeffrey Ryan, Louis and
Eugenia Pittard and Fred and Tela
Simonton.
Others from Coleman County
were Terry and Kathy Loyd, Nell
Simmons, Burnice and Nita Law-
rence, Wes and Katie Kile, Nota
Snider, A1 and Sammie Cham-
bers, Irene Griffin, Edna Tisdale,
Clem Autry, Keith Cavanaugh,
Gussie Wise and Claudia Ruther-
ford.
Others attending-were Virginia
Adian of Temple; Larry, Marie and
Claire Adian of Victoria; LaVerne
Horn, Charles Robertson, Shirley
and Brittni Bush, Lynda Faulkner,
Maiy Morgan, Granvil and Ruby
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Taylor,
Curtis and Reba Martin, all of
Abilene.
Also attending were Christy Mor-
gan of Big Spring, Missy Duvall,
Stan Adian, Leoma Holder Bolin-
ger, all of Brownwood, Junior, Leila
and Cory Petty of Houston, Bill and
Merle Roberts of Dublin, Amy
Parker of Lorenzo and Geneva
Hollonquist of Pasadena.
Lena’s favorite color of red was
carried out in the open house cele-
bration. The register desk was an
old sehc5H4esk oUt of Brown Ranch
School and nas'Lena’s name carved
on it, also her brother, Lee C. Miller
Jr., her father, Lee C. Miller Sr. and
friends' names. Cut flowers and a
brass rocking horse decorated the
register desk.
A rocking horse also greeted
guests at the door and a wood
rocking horse was in the center-
piece for the serving table.
Daughters, daughters-in-law and
granddaughters served birthday
cake, nuts, mints and punch and
attended to.other hostess duties.
Her children are Virginia Adian of
Temple, Larry Adian of Victoria
and Nancy Cavanaugh of Coleman,
who were all present; also son in-
law Jackie Cavanaugh and daugh
ter-in-law Marie Adian, grand-
children and great-grandchildren,
Kayla," Crystal, Lisa, Cody, Keith
and Kirk Cavanadgh, Stan and
Claire. y/
Those who^alled by phone from
out of the county were Joe Frank
Adian of Chicago, Inez Dobbins of
Ft. Worth, Roy Lee, Pam and
Dustin Adian of Victoria, Opal
McQueen of Graham, Tom and
Doreen Adian of Pleasanton, Calif.,
Cathye, Ted and Travis Kirby of
Eastland and Bessie Adian of
Odessa.
Mrs. Adian shared a birthday
party with Willie Griffin at Rocking
Horse Ranch Tuesday. A big birth
day cake was served to the staff and
children at Rocking Horse Ranch.
Kayla Cavanaugh honored her
grandmother with a birthday sup
per Tuesday night at the home of
Jackie and Nancy Cavanaugh.
Guests were Nancy, Jackie, Kay-
la. Crystal and Keith Cavanaugh,
Ro&fert Walden, Lisa and Cody
Cavanaugh and the honoree, Ix*na
Adian.
Oil Patch News
Graveside services will be at 2
p.m. Friday, July 20, at Coleman
City Cemetery for Frankie S. Me
Elrath of Santee. California. Rev.
Ernie Williams will officiate.
Mrs. McElrath died in 1983 and
interment was in the El Cajon,
California cemetery. Since that time
her husband, W. G. D. McElrath,
has moved to Brownwood.
Other survivors are one daugh
SHOP IN COLEMAN
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PUBLIC NOTICE '
Lone Star Gas Company m accordance with
the Gas Utility Regulatory Act hereby gives notice
of the Company s intent to implement a new sched
ule of rates including a cost pf service ad|ustrhent
clause, for natural gXs service to be charged lo the
residential and commercial consumers tn the
City of Coleman, Texas
effective '• Vgu 51:. 2 ), 1Q PL
The rale schedule is eiiected to furnish a
*>. <?T A percent increase in the Company s rev
endes from residential and commercial customers
mtheDtyo< Coleman, Texas
A Statement of intent has been filed with the City
of Coleman and is available for inspection at
the Company * business offttjjted at
life South Concho Stfo**, Coleman,
■Texas. *
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Lone Star Gas Company
COLEMAN
Staked as a wildcat two miles
north of Trickham was Bokar Oil,
Lubbock, No. 1 Gannaway, slated
for 1,995 feet.
Site is on a 35 acre lease, 476 feet
from the south, 2,630 feet from the
west lines of Bonds & Sanders
Survey 88.
Red-Tex Petroleum Inc., Abilene,
will re-enter to 3,500 feet, wildcat
depth, at No. 1 Gibson, four miles
northeast of Glen Cove.
Location is on a 320-acre lease,
903 feet from the north, 2,091 feet
from the west lines of John H.
Gibson Survey 7, A-366.
The project was plugged in 1963
as Davisson & Fitzgerald No. 1 J. P.
McCord.
***
Fairchild Petroleum Corp., Mid-
land, will drill No. 8 Rodney Hamon
in the Della (Palo Pinto) Field two
miles east of Glen Cove.
The planned 3,200 foot venture is
on a 270 acre lease, spotting 1,000
feet from the south, 2,225 feet from
the east lines of J. H. Gibson Survey
11 —
**•
Petro-Mega Inc., Abilene, will
drill No. 2 Hankins as a 4,700 foot
wildcat in the Hrubetz (Ellenbur-
ger) Field one mile southwest of
Novice.
Site is 675 feet from the north,
1,100 feet from the west lines of
Section 25, Block 2, T&NO Survey,
and on a 160 acre leased
Santa Anna Oil & Gas Co.
completed No. 1 McCord in the
Barco (Ellenburger) Field two miles
southwest of Goldsboro.
Wellsite is 6,532 feet from the
north, 5,976 feet from the west lines
of San Augustine University Survey
519.
Absolute, open flow was 2,950,000
cubic feet of dry gas daily from
perforations at 4,525-83 feet, treat-
ed with 4,000 gallons of acid.
Operator set the 4 '/t -inch casing
at 4,707 feet, and total depth is 4,750
feet.
*••
Three miles southwest of Golds-
boro, a project was plugged back
and recompleted in the Gray Sand in
the Jim Ned Field. )
It is Novo Energy Corp. No. 1
Baston Heirs, 330 feet from the
south and east lines of Lot 1, H.
Kegan Survey 520.
From the Gray it had a daily
potential of 43 barrels of 42.8
gravity oil, pumping from perfora-.
tions at 3,906 12\feet. The pay was
treated with 500 gallons of acid.
The 4 Vi-inch casing is set at 4;756
feet, total depth.
The well was first completed on
Sept. 19 by the same firm in the
Hrubetz (Ellenburger) Field from
perforations at 4,461-78 feet.
******
RUNNELS
0. B. Oils Inc., Abilene, completed
No. 2 Rosson as a Fry oil discovery
well three miles northeast of Crews.
Wellsite is 467 feet from the
south, 628 feet from the west lines
of H. Warfield Survey 22.
Daily potential was 92 barrels of
38 gravity oil, flowing through a
10-64 inch choke, from perforations
at 3,742-46 feet. The pay was
treated with 250 gallons of acid.
Operator set the 4'/«-inch casing
at 4,626 feet, total depth.
Gas-oil ratio was 1,196-1.
******
BROWN
Earl Chancellor Sales Co. Inc.,
Sweetwater, filed application to
drill No. 1 Cecil Harris as a 1,800
foot wildcat four miles northeast of
Brookesmith.
Site is on a 342-acre lease and
located 3,890 feet from the north-
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west, 1,500 feet from the northeast
lines of A. Arrocha Survey 205.
*••
Camfro Inc., Abilene, will re-
enter to 2,999 feet, wildcat depth, at
No. 1 Bunnell, six miles northwest
of Grosvenor.
Location is on a 160 acre lease,
spotting 925 feet from (the south,
2,310 feet from the wpaj^lnes of
Section 33, HT&B Survey.
The test was plugged in 1982 as
Dee Rose Oil Co. No. 1 Clyde H.
Bunnell.
•Cards o£ Thanks
CARD OF THANKS
A special thanks to all our friends
for the cards, phone calls, flowers,
gifts and attending our reception
honoring us on our 50th wedding
anniversary.
We love you and thank you.
G. W. and Marjorie Wilson
C35c.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for
the beautiful floral offerings, food
sent and other kindnesses shown
during the illness and at the death of
our loved one.
The family of Callie Thompson
yi C35x.
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616 IN. Neehen Coleman,Texan BUR-WINI
ter, Mary Devers Pawshuk of
Brownwood; one sister, Gertrude
Helen Checotah, Oklahoma; one
aunt, Mrs. J. R. Teague of San
Angelo; two granddaughters and 1
great great granddaughter.
Stevens Funeral Home is in
charge of local arrangements.
AARP Has
Meeting Tues.
Coleman Chapter No. 1916 of the
American Association of Retired
People met Tuesday noon in Coleman
Senior Center for a program by
Miss Carrie Howard. She read a
poem which told the story of Jonah
and the whale.
During the business session,
which was conducted by Allene
Needham, president, reports were
heard from the secretary and
treasurer The Legislative Commit
tee.and the Community Chairman
also made reports.
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