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THE HOPKINS COUNTY ECHO, Sulphur Springs, Texas, Friday, Fab. II, T
DEATHS
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Mrs. Rose
Mrs. Willie Mae Rose of
Austin died Tuesday morning in
Austin.
Funeral services will be held
Friday in Austin.
Mrs. Rose was the daughter
„ of the late Willie Bowser and
sister of Mrs. Marie Goldbolt,
02. Bowser and Robert White,
all of Sulphur Springs.
Sterling Smith
Funeral services for Sterling
Smith were held .Thursday in
the Morning Chapel Baptist
Church with the Rev. Ralph L.
Williams officiating, assisted
by pastor D.L. Winkley. Burial
was in the Malehaven
Cemetery.
A former Sulphur Springs
resident, Mr. Smith died Feb. 2,
in a California veteran's
hospital. He was 77.
Bom Dec. 24,1905 in Hopkins
County he was the son of
Johnnie and Lucy Cohill Smith.
He married the former
Katheleen Crook. She preceded
him in death.
He was a veteran of both
World War I and II.
He is survived by two sons,
Rickey Oshay Bell of Califor-
nia, and Charles Smith of
Terrell, and a brother, Henry
Smith of Sulphur Springs.
White Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
Wayne Qualls
Wayne Wray Qualls, 53, of
Abilene, formerly of Sulphur
Springs, died Wednesday
following a lengthy illness.
Funeral services were held
Friday in Abilene.
Survivors include his wife,
Collen; four daughters, and one
son; a niece, Staley Jordan of
Sulphur Springs; and a brother,
Don Qualls of Mount Vernon.
He was preceded in death by
his father, Virgfo Qualls;
mother, Oppie Bale; step-
father, Cordie Time; and two
sons, James Darwin Qualls and
Bobby Gerald Qualls.
Clifford Sanders
Final rites for Clifford San-
ders were held F$b. 3 in the
Galilee Baptist Church at
Como, with the Rev. J.M. Sims
officiating. Burial following in
Galilee Cemetery.
He died Monday at home.
He was bom Sept. 10,109$ in
the Galilee community, sonof
the late George and Maggie
Turman Sanders.
Mr. Sanders was a member of
the Galilee Baptist Church and
a veteran of World Wars I and
H.
He married Augusta
Plummer in the Pleasant Hill
community.
He H^rvived by an aunt,
Mrs. Ai^ffurman of Sulphur
Springs, and several nieces.
White Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangments.
J.W. Disman
John W. (Pete) Disman, 68, of
Mesquite died Friday in
Southeast Methodist Hospital,
Dallas.
Graveside rites were held
Saturday in Emory City
Cemetery.
He was bom March 21,1914 in
Dallas County, son of John and
Daisy Carter Disman.
He was a member of
Daughtery Baptist Church and
a veteran of World War II.
He married Desma Dene
Pette Sept. 2,1945, in Rockwall.
She survives. Other survivors
include two slKers, Francis Ora
Holley of Dallas and Katherine
Reeves of Greenville, and two
brothers, Charlie Disman of
Pittsburg and George Disman
of Emory. \
Tapp Funeral Home lwas in
charge of arrangements.
E.L. Bausman
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Eugene L. Bausman, Route 2,
Saltillo, died Thursday in
Memorial Hospital. ' “~
Services were held Saturday
in Dudley M. Hughes Buckner
Blvd. Funeral Home, Dallas.
He was bom Dec. 18, 1923 in
Ohio. ,
He wals- a NAry veteran of
World War II. t
Survivors include his wife
Carol; son Travis Littlejohn;
.daughters Karen Johnson,
Claudia Porter, Jan Bausman,
and Tonya Littlejohn; mother
Della Bausman; brother Jack
Bausman; and five grand-
children.
Tapp Funeral Home handled
local arrangements.
J.R. Porter
John R. Porter, 65, of Como
died Friday night in Memorial
Hospital after a lengthy illness.
Services were held Monday
afternoon in the Tapp Funeral
Home Chapel with the Rev.
Robert Ridley and the Rev.
Jerry Ott officiating. Burial
was in the Gafford Chapel
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Ogal Cook, Richard Teer,
Bernard Lynch, Sam Matthews,
Hugh Matthews, Martin Rit-
chey, Don Collins and Lyndon
Myers. Honorary pallbearers
were the members of the
Pickton Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Porter was bom July 2,
1917, in Charlotte, Texas, a son
of N.E. and Mary Agnes Rector
Porter.
He married Mary EMa Sewell
on June 2, 1940, i/ Celeste,
Texas. She survives.
He was a member of the
Como United Methodist Church
and Pickton Masonic Lodge
1180 AF&AM and a veteran of
World Warll*
He is also survived by a
daughter, Polly Cook of Como;
a son, John Gene Porter of
Waco; two sisters, Eunice
London of Loving, N.M., and
Lois Schulle of Carlsbad, N.M.;
three grandchildren, and two
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Fox
Mrs. Stella Oscie Fox, 81, of
1200 N. Jackson St. died Friday
in Memorial Hospital. She had
been a resident of Sulphur
Springs for the past four years
and was a former resident of
Weatherford.
Memorial services were
conducted Sunday afternoon at
the Cotton Bratten Funeral
Home in Weatherford with the
Rev. Gaither L Day officiating.
Burial was Monday in the
Memorial Gardens in
Weatherford
She was bom Nov. 12,1901, in
Buckner, Texas.
She was married to Roy Fox.
He preceded her in death.
Mrs. Fox was a retired em-
ployee of the Coka-Cola Com-
pany and a member of the
Calvary Methodist .Church in
Weatherford.
She is survived by her foster
children Rev. and Mrs. Gaither
L Day of Sulphur Springs and
two foster grandchildren
Benjamin and Jonathan Day.
Tapp Funeral Home was in
charge of local arrangements.
A.G. Tacker
A. G. Tacker, 72, of 9764 Lake
June Road, Dallas, died
Saturday morning in'Baylor
Hospital in Dallas. He was a
resident of Dallas for 25 years.
Graveside services were held
Monday in the Arbala Cemetery
with the Rev. Johnny Harrison
officiating.
He was bom on June 15,1910
in Arbala and was a son of
Thomas Hue and Ada ftcClain
Tacker.
Mr. Tacker was a retired
restaurant owner. He had
formerly owned and operated a
restaurant in Sulphur Springs.
He is survived by a son, Bill
Tacker of Union Valley, Texas;
four grandchildren; one sister,'
Velva Belz of Argyle, Texas,
and one brother, Thomas
tfoward Tacker of Fort Worth.
Tapp Funeral Home was in
charge of local arrangements.
Mrs. Sexton
Mrs. Thelma Sexton, 79, of
Saltillo died Monday in Baylor
Medical Center, Dallas.
Funeral services were con-
ducted Tuesday in Murray-
Orwosky Funeral Home, with
the Rev. Charlie Woodard of-
ficiating. Burial was in Old
Saltillo Cemetery.
She was bom in Hopkins
County on Aug. 13, 1903,
daughter of Christopher C. and
Myrtle Wesson.
A long-time resident of the
Saltillo community, she was a
member of the Saltillo United
Methodist Church.
Her husband, Arthur Robert*
Sexton, preceded her in death in
1947. She also was preceded in
death by an infant daughter.
Survivors include two sons,
Wayne Sexton of Mesquite and
James Sexton of Saltillo; a
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Woodard'
of Mesquite; two sisters, Mrs.
Onzell Conley of Dallas and
Mrs: Lucille Green of Arizona;
four grandchildren, and one
great-grandchild.
Tommy Robertson
Tommy Roberston, 18, of
Mesquite, died Sunday as a
result of injuries he received in
a automobile accident Friday.
Funeral services were
Tuesday in the Clayton An-
derson Funeral Home in Dallas.
He was the son of Eddie and
Judy Robertson and the
grandson of a former Sulphur
Springs resident, Mrs. J.R.
Haire, who now resides in
Mesquite.
Mary Witcher
Final rites were held in the
W.Y. Goff Chapel in Commerce
Monday for Mary O. Witcher,
80, who formerly lived in
Sulphur Springs while her
husband Alvin Witcher served
as agent for American Express.
Mrs. Witcher died Saturday
in Longview, where she had
resided only two weeks after
moving from Bryan.
She was bom in Hunt County
on April 22,1902, daughter of Ed
and Letha Dees McClellan.
Survivors include her
husband; a son, Lt. Col. Robert
Witcher of Washington, D.C.; a
daughter, Mary Katherine
Spacek of Longview; a brother,
J.H. McClellan of Commerce,
and two grandchildren.
She was member of First
Christian Church of Bryan,
where the family had lived for
the past 30 years.
Hopkins County
court records
Cuff Notes
— Aaaemblaj by —
JOE WOOSLEY
Marriage License
Applications for marriage
licenses have been files for the
following couples in the County
Clerk’s office:
Steven Edward Webb and
Melinda Ann Cox; Morris Lynn
Smith and Beverly Smith; Scott
Reid Hill and Crimilda
Aquilar; Arnulfo Rafael
Hernandez and Ana Maria
Ramos; James Randall Mc-
Daniel and Mitzi Joe Laurance;
Otis Berry Winkley and Myra
Nance Winkley; Raymond
Wayne Shackelford and
Catherine Marie Dulude.
Divorces Granted
Divorces have been granted
for the following couples in the
District Clerk’s office:
Elsie Van Wey and Calvin
Earl Van Wey; Garry P. Waller
and Charrife Lee Chandler
Waller; Kimberly Lou White
and William S. White, and
Ronald Alfred McCoy and
Katena G. McCoy.
Land Transfers
Warranty deeds for the
following land transfers have
been filed in the county clerk’s
office:
Joe B. Ross and Juanita Ross
to Dick Goodrich, a lot in the
J.S. Reed Survey.
F.M. Holer to Kenneth Lee
Aldrige and Paula Janelle
Aldrige, a lot on Davis Street in
the M.A. Bowlin Survey.
Kenneth Lee Aldrige and
Paula Janelle Aldrige to
Richard Higgins and Melba
Higgins, a lot on Davis Street in
the M.A. Bowlin Survey.
TimKo Konstruclion Inc., to
Terrence L. Moore and Alice
M. Moore, lot 9, block 48 of the
Ethridge Addition in the M.A.
Bowlin Survey.
J.W. Murphy and Agnes
Murph to James B“ Mosely and
Judy M. Mosely, a lot on
league Street in the M.A.
Bowlin Survey.
Judy M. Mosely and James
B. Mosey to J.W. Murph and
Agnes Murphy, part of lot 15 of
the T.D. Parkins Addition.
Elmer G. Horn and
Rosemary Horn to Ronnie
Keith Whitlock and Modena
Ruth Whitlock, 1.238 acres in
the Alfred Francis Survey.
Joe B. Ardis and James R.
Moore to Wendell Grimes, lot 17
of block 5 and lots 8,9,10,11 and
12 of block 4 in the West Oaks
Addition in the J. Y’Barbo
Survey.
Jerry Wayne Jettpn and
Veronica Jetton to Gordon H.
Wells and Cheri L. Wells, 2.16 in
the A. Caro Survey.
L.W. .Wesson and Jackie
Wesson to Larry Thomas
Wallace and Cathy J. Wallace,
lot 18, block 3 of the Davis
Heights Addition in the M.A.
Bowlin Survey.
R.D. Christenberry^ and
Katherine Christenberry to Jan
Coster and Femmie Coster,
124.60 acres in the Wm. N.
Baker Survey.
tester E. Sewell and Ruby L.
Sewell to E.H. Stephens and
Opal Stephens, a lot on
Colorado Street in the E.
Melton Survey.
Mary Mattingly Lamb to
Weaver Baptist Church, lots 7
and 8 of block 12 in the Henry
Reel Survey.
Gilbert E. Petty and Oleta
Petty to Elsbon Petty, 46.618
acres in the Judy Palvadore
Survey.
Don Denton and Patricia
Deaton to Doug Bamsch and
Mary Ann Bamsch, lot 13 of the
lake Highland Addition in the
Santos Coy Survey.
Joe B. Ardis, Steve Peugh,
and Savoy Tutt to James R.
Moore and L.B. Resources Inc.,
20.128 acres in the M.A. Bowlin
Survey.
F. Gene Watson, Janette
Watson, Tim Kelty and Karen
Kelty to Maurice T. Booher aiffl
Jeff E. Taylor, lot 17, block 4,
section 2 of the Highland Creek
Addition in the Santos Coy
Survey.
Gene Watson to Thomas P.
Geary and Jeannie M. Geary,
lot 13 of Park Circle Addition in
the M.A. Addition.
Gene Watsn to Thomas P.
Geary and Jeannie M. Geary,
lot 38 in the Romack Addition.
Florence Pierce to A.V.
Paulk, a lot in Como in the G.
Procello Survey.
Snond J. Dulude to Thomas
P. Geary, a lot on Jackson
Street in the E. Melton Survey.
F. Gene Watson, Janette
Watson, Tim Kelty and Karen
Kelty to Home Construction
Co., lots 1,2,3,4,5 and 6, block
5, section 2 and lots 8, 9,10,11,
12,13,14,15,16 and 18, block 4,
section 2 of the Highland Creek
Addition in the -Santos Coy
Survey.
Juanita Lemon to Jane
LemonJ)nley and Carolyn
temon Hanick, 176.1 acres in
the F.C. Lovell Survey.
Brief netes: If you're planning on traveling abroad this year and
you need a passport or a renewal, there’s a little sad and good
news...They’ll cost more, but they are issued for longer periods...In
Sulphur Springs, District Clerk Ola Beckham and her staff process
applications for passports. For adults, the fee is 835 for the U.S.
passport office, plus $7 for the clerk’s office, or a total of $42 for 10-
year documents...For children (17 and under) the fee is $20 plus $7
for a total of $27 for five-year passports ..It normally requires two
or three weeks, occasionally longer, to get a mail-in
passport...Incidentally, 136 passport applications were handled by
Mrs. Beckham's office in 1982, and the pace of applications has not
slowed with the new year...According to a story in The Winnsboro
News, there appears to be some signs of a movement toward a
settlement of the case of Athletic Director and Head Football Coach
Philip Holt, who was suspendedfrecently.
More notes: Perry Morris, superintendent of schools at Celina for
the last 10 years, recently resigned from that position...Dan Bonner
Jr., pastor of First United Methodist Church in Brownsville, has
been signed as the evangelist for the local First Church’s spring
revival beginning Feb. 20...During the past week, death claimed
Otis T. Dunagan, a widely known attorney and judge, his last bench
job being that of chief justice of the 12th Court of Civil Appeals in
Tyler...While he was serving as 7th District Court judge, Dunagan
presided in the landmark case involving Billie Sol Estes and his
first conviction...The annual school trustee elections will be coming
up Saturday, April 2, which means that anyone not already in
possession of a valid voter registration card desiring to vote must
attend to this matter by March 2...They may be obtained at the tax
assessor-collector’s office...The hospital board election also will be
held on April 2...Incidentally, school trustee candidates must file
for ballot positions 30 days prior to the election, while hospital
board candidates need petitions posted 25 days in advance.
Last notes: Joe Gober says he's nearing the magic number of 62
and all of its benefits...Angeline Sharp, in her Delta Diary column
in the Cooper Review, related how County Attorney Mike and Susan
Ederer of Cooper teamed up with District Attorney Jim and Betty
Chapman of Sulphur Springs to fly to Adstin for the inaugural
events. They got “weathered in" by foul weather in Austin and
were forced to leave Chapman’s plane there and come home via
commercial airliner^.That kind of complicated matters, however,
as the Chapmans landed at Love Field and the Ederers touched
down at D-FW, but they managed to get together for the trip back to
Sulphur Springs...Morris Groce, brother of Mrs. W. Ray Hanna of
Sulphur Springs, has been a recent patient in Medical Center
Hospital in Tyler. Groce played on the 1929 Wildcat football team,
considered by many as one of the strongest ever fielded here.
Mrs. Carrol
Mrs. Della Carrol, 92, of
Garland died at Monday in
Physcians Hospital in
Mesquite.
Funeral services will be
conducted Wednesday in Tapp
Funeral Home, with burial
following in Shooks Chapel
Cemetery.
She was bom Oct. 14, 1890,
and was a member of Davis
Street Baptist Church in
Sulphur Springs.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, James D. Carrol,
in 1978.
Survivors include several
nieces and
About half of
stock is sold
in new S&L
Almost one-half of the $1.5
million capitaliation stock of
the proposed Texas Com-
mercial Savings Association in
Sulphur Springs had been sold
by'Friday, Bobby Price, acting
chairman of the group
spearheading the organization,
reported.
He said that stock will be
available through next few
week for area people. Stock is
priced at $10 per share and may
be pledged by contacting any of
the proposed directors of the
association. In addition to
Bobby Price, they are Frankie
Price, Pizzini Price, Coy
Johnson, Dr. Don O’Neal,
Charles Dawson, Perry Bradley
Jr. and Joe Ardis.
Miller Grove
PTO considers
fund-raisers
The Miller Grove PTO met in
the school cafeteria on Thur-
sday evening, Feb. 3. A couple
of fund-raising projects were
discussed to raise additional
money before the end of school.
A committee was named to
select curtains or blinds for the
school cafeteria. The possibility
was mentioned that the com-
munity might get a grant for
community education and also
a crime’ watch/program. At a
future date, the crime watch
program will be presented. ,
The March program will be in
conjunction with open house on
March 3. Everyone is urged to
be present.
Carolyn Potts, president,
presided at the meeting.
Fifty-three earn
'A' distinction
Echoettes
Fifty-three Sulphur Springs
High School students earned
the A Honor Roll distinction
during the third six weeks
grading period, according to a
report from Principal Jack
Chubb's office. The students
named to the A and B honor
rolls by grades follow:
A Honor Roll
Twelfth —L.D. Baxley, Carol
Bell, Raschelle Browning,
Angie Crabtree, Jesse George,
Sandra Green, Angela Harper,
Renee Jenkins, Daphne
Johnson, Brian Kelso.
Gail McGrady, Jill Martin,
Marlanea Mills, Mitzi Moore,
Brandon Ridgeway, Felicia
Young, Connie Elder.
Eleventh - Roseanna Allen,
Shandra Kendricks, Eydie
McDowell, Brad Martin, Rae
Lynn Tipping, Stephanie Tyler.
Tenth — Steve Bennett^
Missy Crump, Debby Deaton,
Kim Dickey, Danette Edwards,
AHison Gideon, Jennifer Holle,
Kelly Howie, Shane Hurley,
Lisa Husbands.
Sara Lindley, Mike Phillips,
Monica Ragsdill, Katerina
Sheffield, Sally .Stanley, Stacy
Steele, Scooter Huckabee.
Ninth — Chuck Askins, Tim
Barton, Susan Brooks, Larry
Crowson, Jason Frazier, Lara
Gore, Scott Harris^ Sharon
Hatcher, Phillip Parker, Lisa
Spencer.
Tammy Teel, Emilie
Thompson, Sara Wardrup.
B Honor Roll
Twelfth — Micheal Ashby,
Shannon Askew, Bill Bailey,
Jerry Ball, Leslie Boyd, Dale
Brem, Mary Burk, Cris Carter,
Stuart Cody, Teresa Cole.
Steven Douglas, Kris Dulude,
Mike Dunn, Paul Eddins, Barry
Ferrill, Rhonda Finnie, Jacki
Harred, Jimmy Hays, Becky
Hooten, Liz Horton.
Sharon Horton, Brad Jen-
nings, Scott Keys, Elizabeth
McDaniel, Shonda Moore, Julie
Parker, Joel Peoples, Norma
Perry, Dalynn Petty, Steve
Peyton.
Teena Poe, Lynn Ragan,
Freda Ross, Scott Singleton,
Frank Spataro, Sequita Spivey,
Richard Tuley, Rhonda Van-
dever, Key Walker, Kris
WdlldC6
Herb Walter, Kim Grimes.
Eleventh — Shirley Arm-
strong, Cathy Baucom, Vo
Bennett, Kjren Boles, Brian
Brewer, Sonia Clayton, Sheila
Darden, Dennis Davis, Regina
Debase, Colette Dial.
Kevin Fite, Jana Gorton,
Jana Hardgrave, Craig
Higginbotham, .Ronnie
Jackson, Karol Kelty, Jonathan
Kennedy, Kerri Law, Leasa
Murry, Ronnie Owens.
Judy Perm, Shelly, Petty,
Chris Sellers, Roger Sewell,
Marla Teel, Gae Thomas,
Regina Thompson, Lisa Tuley,
Chad Young.
Tenth — Robert Allen, Bill
Allison, Charles Ball, Kathy
Bell, Lisa Bell, Tommy Berry,
Gina Boyd, Jack Bridge, Bret
Brock, Todd Caldwell.
Stacy Cody, Tammy
Coleman, Nikki Cook, MeliSsa
Dannheim, Cathy Dickey,
Michelle Duncan, Susan Gdary,
Stacy Glenn, Randa Hall,
Donna Hines.
Frank Hudson, Tonya
Jackson, Bill Johnson, Carla
Johnson, Jay Johnson, Kirk
Johnson, Shelia Johnson,
James Jorgensen, Tom Kelty,
Leslie McCord.
David Maeker, Julie Medina,
Amy Miller, Shawna Mills,
Misti Moore, Amanda Motes,
Genia Peoples, Lari Pew, Brian
Poe, Micheal Porter.
Bill Sewell, Wade Smithers,
Arthur Spain, Loma Thorpe,
Clint Van Vlget, Larry Wade,
Katherine Welch, Rhonda
Whittle, Donna Wilkinson,
Morris Wilks.
April Williams, Margaret
Williams, HoUi Willis, Lisa
Wood, Tim Elliot.
Ninth — Pam Anderson,
*Francie Bell, Jennifer Bell,
Sheifa Bilyeu, Dean Bran-
denburgh, Leah Brandenburgh,
Stacy Bowen, Donna Burton,
Bryan Caldwell, Donna Carter.
Tracie Chester, Michelle
Clemmons, Gina Dunn, Mike
Eddins, Tammy Fouse, Barbie
Geary, Brenda Grubbs, Jonas
Helm, Terri Henegar, Chris
Jackson.
Jay Johnson, Wade Johnston,
Cale Kids, Kristine Kinsala,
Brad McFadden, Wm. Howard
McDowell, Greg Owens, Shea
Patterson, Ruby Pettigrew,
Robert Perez.
Kerry Potts, Chrissy Poulos,
Audra Ridgeway, Ray Regan,
Jessie Sanders, Don Sapaugh,
Jodie Snitker, Bryan Stotts,
Shannon Stubbs, Jason
Thomas.
Johnny Thomas, Paula
Webb, Michelle White, Eric
Drum, Sonya Smith, Shannon
Smith, James Nickerson.
Advertising
JOHN COOK has assumed
duties as the new sales
manager of the Sandpointe of
Texas Inc. plant in Sulphur
Springs. Sandpointe is a
division of Fleetwood En-
terprises Inc. His wife, Diqpe,
and son, Mark, 4, are weekend
visitors in Sulphur Springs from
Toledo, Ohio, and are looking
for housing so they can move
here.
JUDGE LANNY Ramsay of
Mt. Vernon conducted a
revocation hearing in Eighth
District Court in Sulphur
Springs Friday before con-
tinuing to Emory for other
hearings.
THE NAME of a surviving
sister, Mrs. Della Mae Haney of
Sulphur Springs, was inad-
vertently omitted from the
death report of Leonard Darlin
carried in an earlier issue of the
newspaper. Her brother was
buried Thursday in North
Hopkins Cemetery following
funeral services at Murray-
Orwosky Funeral Home.
ANYONE WISHING to
contribute towards expenses or
advertising for Miss Sulphur
Springs Susan Talley are asked
to wait until a local Jaycee or
pageant representative con-
tacts them. Other publishing
corfipanies may be contacting
merchants and citizens, but
those contributions do not help
our local contestaht.
KRISTI DENNY, a fifth
grader at North Hopkins
School, earned the B honor roll
rating during the past grading
period, but her name was
inadvertently omitted from the
news story which was carried
recently in the News Telegram.
HOPKINS COUNTY citizens
continued to show an interest in
foreign travel in January.
District Clerk Ola Beckham
processed 10 applications for
passports in January for local
area^itizens.
MR. AND Mrs. Michael Boyd
announce the birth of a son,
Jeremy Dewayne at 3:30 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. The new
infant weighed 8 pounds, one
ounce. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Boyd and Mr.
and Mrs. terry Wright. Great-
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Boyd, Jo Dean Ballard,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ferrell
and Eunice Todd.
JERRY D. and Jayme
Brumfield announce the birth
of a son, Charles Edward, on
Saturday, Jan. 29, at Baylor
Hospital. The .new infant
weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
James Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
W.B. Hooten and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Brumfield. 'Great-
grandparents are Ina tee
Morgan, Mrs. C.L. Ross, Mr.
and Mrs. Buford Green and
Jewel Brumfield.
ROSE INGRAM, formerly a
feature twirler at Tarleton
State University, will be the
instructor in a Community
Education class for basic
twirling and marching
beginning Feb. 15 in the Sulphur
Springs High School cafeteria.
One section will be for children
5, 6 and 7 years of age, and
another for those age 8 and up.
The first section will be taught
from 4 to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays for
six weeks, and the second from
5 to 6 p.m. on the same days.
Tuition is $12.
STEPHANIE E. Conley will
be honored with a bridal shower
from 7:30 until 9 p.m. Feb. 12 at
319 E. Beckham. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
seminar
scheduled
A two-hour course in the
practical skills needed by
businessmen to sucessfully sell
their products or services,
entitled “Get More Profit from
Your Advertising Dollar” is
scheduled for Feb. 17 at the
Chamber " of Commerce
building.
Co-sponsored by the
Chamber’s retail committee
and the Small Business Ad-
ministration the cost of
seminar is $20 per person which
includes all materials.
MR. AND Mrs. Dwain Davis
and Erin of Sulphur Springs
announce the birth of a son and
brother, Andrew Charles, at
8:29 a.m. Friday, Jan. 28, in
Hopkins County Memorial
Hospital. The new infant
weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
John Mizell of Greenville and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis.of
Smyer. Mrs. -Lena Lewis of
Ropesville is the great-
grandmother.
LAMAZE CHILDBIRTH
classes will be taught be Debbie
Holder, R.N. beginning at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, at
Sulphur Springs High School.
Fee for the six weeks course is
$45. Nurse Holder may be
contacted at 885-7902 for more
information about the Com-
munity Education class.
JACQULINE WRIGHT, a
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Porter, has been named to
the Dean’s List at Tyler Junior
College for the fall semester.
She is a freshman student
studying in the secretarial
field. She is a 1982 graduate of
Sulphur Springs High School.
TRUSTEES OF the Sulphur
Springs school district posed
for their annual group
photograph for the student
yearbook Tuesday night. Rex
Wilemon took the pictures.
FLU-LIKE illness has been
felt in the Sulphur Springs
schools in recent days, with the
attendance down, Supt. Ed
Stevens told trustees Tuesday
night. Complete records show
the attendance for the third six
weeks of school declined
slightly from both the first and
second six weeks periods;
however, two schools, Bowie
and Travis, posted slight gains
during the third six weeks as
compared to the second period.
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ORVILLE MOODY of
Sulphur Springs got off to a slow
start in the Bing Crosby Golf
Tourney at Peeble Beach, Calif.
Thursday. He posted a 77, which
was well down in the field.
PETE WRIGHT reported his
wife Ann experienced a wide
variety of weather Saturday
during a trip to Florida. It was
freezing as she left Sulphur
Springs, raining in Shreveport
as she boarded a flight, snowing
in Atlanta, and the palm trees
were swaying in the sun as she
arrived in Florida.
MAJOR JUDITH A. Nolen,
daughter of Elnor E. Ronallo of
Pittsburgh, Pa., has completed
a nursing management course
at Sheppard AFB. Her husband
is Air Force Tech. Sgt. James
B. Nolen, son of James B. and
Lorene Nolen of Sulphur
Springs.
A GRADUATE of Sulp!
Springs High School, Hoi
Viet Tran, has been named
the honor roll for the ;
semester at the University
Dallas.
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Keys, Clarke & Woosley, Joe. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 108, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, February 11, 1983, newspaper, February 11, 1983; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth780385/m1/3/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.