Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 159, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 6, 1980 Page: 3 of 32
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Walker Reunion
The Newt and Goss Walker
families gathered at the
Womans Building, June 22,1980
for their annual reunion. The 61
members of the family present.
spent the/time following the
noon meal with visiting and
exchanging memories.
Those present were: Mike
and Tirzah Petty; J.G. and
Mary Walker; Sidney Walker
and Bonnie Barnhart; Lavelle
Veneable, Sherrel and Peggy
Walker; Jesse, Jason and
, Jonathan Walker.Qene Walker
and Karen Wilbanks; ' *
Will and Bascom Walker;
Charles and Hilda Walker;
Kathleen Solman; Lovie and
Lena Walker; Ann Sanders;
Hulon and Bobbie Walker;
Horace and Carole Walker;
Connie and Cleo Carlisle;
Orena Speed; Lula Mae and
E.L. Alexander Jr.; Gregg and
Eddene Roberts.
Also attending were: J.D.
and Beulah Mclntire; Barbara,
Harold, Gale, Wayne and
Russell Mathis; Ray, Jimmie,
Cindy and David Mclntire;
Douglas, Nancy, Stephen and
Steffayne Scott; Wilma
Grubbs; Audra and Clifford
Rasco; Woodrow and Ruby
Walker; Wayne and Cora
Dykes; Norman, Brenda,
Sherry and Billy Dykes.
Visiting from Alabama were
Willie Wallace Smith and
Gladys Murphree.
Green Reunion
Children of the late Willie and
Ruby Green gathered in the
City Park Sunday, June 29 for
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the annual Green Family
Reunion.
Those attending were Mr,
and Mrs. B.C. Walls, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Walls, S.G.
Walls, Mr. and1 Mrs. Sam Walls,
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Walls, Kim
and Dottie Floyd, Donny,
Larry, Terri and Gwyn Walls;
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Green,
Mr and Mrs. B.C. Green Jr.,
Shane, Shawn and Kevin, Mrs.
Margaret Moore, Mitzi,
Melanie and Monica, Mr. and-
Mrs. W.B. Hooten, Jerry, Ty,
Kim, Dustin and Jason tMr.
and Mrs. Harlp Patterson,
MeftsSa and Bryan;
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Caudle,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bolton,
Sherry and Stacey, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Caudle, Rodney
and Ryan, Jimmy Caudle and
Robyn;
Mr. and Mrs. D.W. Wood and
Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Green and Lafonda, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Kirkham, Eddie,
Charlotte and Tonya Sexton,
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Booth,
Donna, Mike and Kevin and
Ronny Flowers, Nfr. and Mrs.
Dale Pace, Gene Green, Mr,
and Mrs. David Green, Laquita
and Kari, Cynthia Green, Terry
Woolverton;
Dorthy Jones, Pam Jones,
Wade Hunt, Sharia, Kevin and
Sherri Jones, Mrs. Ruby
McLane and Laquana Coker;
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Owens, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewitt Delane, Mrs.
Nell Glpiser, Jo Slater;
Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Farqubar,
Mr. and Mrs. Pekoe Farqubar,
Nicole, Erik and Susan M.
Faley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook,
Roger and Roy.
Scout gathering
Two grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Huell Bridges of Sulphur Springs
were recently awarded the rank of Eagle Scout at the First
Baptist Church in Bellaire (Houston), Tex. Eric and Andy
Easton, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Easton are members of the
Leadership Corp and the Order of the Arrow. Their Eagle
projects were humanitarian efforts centered around church
activities. From the far left is Andy, Elise (sister), Mr. and Mrs.
Easton, she is the former Paula Leftwich of Sulphur Springs,
Darren (brother) and Mr. and Mrs. Bridges.
Baxter Reunion
The children and grand-
children of Mrs. Vera Baxter
and the late Frank Baxter
gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Baxter on Sherry
Lane for their annual family
reunion, Saturday, June 28.
A covered dish lunch was
served to the following family
members and guests:
Mrs. Vera Baxter; Mr. and
Mrs. James Beck, Jimmy,
Bobby and Tommy; Sam
Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Sam Elliott,,Trey and Joel; Mr.
and Mrs. James Jones, all of
Sulphur Springs;
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Baxter; Eldon Ray Baxter;
Jerry Baxter and Christi,
James, Allen and Callie Baxter
of Greenville;
Mr. and Mrs. Vaulter Hick-
man, Grand Prairie; Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Midkiff and
Gretchen, Arlington; Alma
Hickman, Mesquite; Mr. and
Mrs. J.C. Yankey, Dallas; Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bryant, Karen
and Kelly Smith, Irving; Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Loafman
and Lynnajean, Kress; Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Perry and Ryan,
Brownsboro; Mrs. Hazel
Satterwhite, Brashear; and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Baxter, David and Darrell.
Speed Reunion
The Speed Family Reunion
was held at the Sulphur Springs
City Park on Sunday, June 29.
Those attending were: Verne
and Nola Erion and James and
Elaine Conradt, Purley;
William and Freda Gibbs, and
Robert Burley Speed, Siloam
Springs, Ark.; Angela Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cundiff, Mr.
and Mrs. Mickey Williams and
Otha Mae Speed, Sulphur
Springs, Edsel, Barbara and
Allen Story, and Jessie and
Randy Price, Como;
Billie Don, Billy, Terry Don
and Mark Speed, Peerless;
Sam and Jewel Speed, Miller
Grove; Cleatus Dwight Speed,
North Hopkins; Howard and
Gertrude Mobley, Arvil and
Louise Smith, J.C. Ferrell,
Sally Williams and Mary
Story, Emblem; Billy, Mama,
Kiven and Wende, Cumby;
. Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Riddle,
Leonard; Durward and Joyce
Speed, fans; Edith Glossup,
Oregan; Carlton and Eilene
Pitts, Keller; Bobby and Aaron
Mobley, Jacksonville; Julie,
Jona, Nancy and Barry
Charlton.
Those attending from
Oklahoma were James Max-
well Speed Sr. and Lula Adams,
Lawton; Jack Speed and
Mildred Blalock, Norman;
Harold Speed, Gordon and
Alice Speed, Eakly; Raymond,
Carl Snider and Donald Ray
and Allen Speed of Chickasha.
The Speed Family Reunion
will be held the last Sunday in
June each year.
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Engagment announced
July vows planned
Wava Hurley of Yantis and Cecil Hurley of Marietta, Okla. announce the engagement and ap-
proaching marriage of their daughter Lisa to Ricky Burchfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Burchfield of Yantis. The couple will be married Aug. I at • p.m. in the Shannon Oaks Church of
Christ in Sulphur Springs. Friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend.
homemaker scene
New Roles for Men
The three best-known, ex-
tensively-published experts on
men’s and women’s roles in
society and the effect of
changing roles on the American
Family — Betty Friedan,
Suzanne Keller and Robert
Lewis — presented “New Roles
for Men — New Options for
Families” at the Center for the
FamilyJ.C. Penney Forum on
Sunday night, June 22 in the
Dallas Convention Center.
I attended the forum prior to
the Monday opening session of
the 71st Annual Meeting of the
American Home Economics
Association.
Friedan, internationally
known as a leader in the
women’s movement and author
of “The Feminine Mystique,"
moderated the panel discussion
and directed questions from the
audience. In an article
published recently in Redbook
Magazine, Friedan wrote, “I
believe that American men are
at the edge of a tidal wave of
change — a change in their
very identity as men.” She
went on to write, “At first it
seems as if men and women are
moving in exactly opposite
directions. Women are moving
out of the home and into the
men’s world of work and men
are shifting toward a new
definition of themselves in the
home ”
Robert Lewis, home
economist and director of the
By JANIE CRUMP
County Extension Agent
Center for Family Studies at
Arizona State University, is an
authority on the development of
male roles, family transitions
and contemporary family life.
He has authored more than 25
articles, written several books
and presented more than 41
papers on a variety of topics
related to male sex roles and
role flexibility, families in
transition and family systems.
In “Men in Difficult Times,"
a book by Lewis published this
year, he writes, “Men are in
difficult times and they must
change.” He continues, “The
world about us is changing. Our
women have been changing
ahead of us, and we are
changing too, mostly in
response as the shadow follows
the player.
“We have been socialized
into believing that there are
only a few ways to be a man.
Byt these old ways do not
always work.”
Suzanne Keller, a professor
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Wood of Sulphur Springs announce the
pending marriage of their daughter, Paula Jean to William An-
drew Meier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meier. The couple will
marry, July 26 at.6:30 p.m. in the Spence Chapel of the First
Baptist Church. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
K
M
in the Department of
Soria ology an School of Ar-
chitecture at Princeton
University, initiated and
teaches a course called “Sex
and Society” which examines
sex roles and gender
stereotypes. Author of rfiore
than 38 articles on urban
problems, sex roles, the
modem family and other social
issues, Keller lectures on social
stratification.
Their discussions created
thought provoking ideas. If you
would like a detailed account of
their talks, I’ll be glad to share
the information with you.
The American Home
Economics Association
represents more than 40,000
home economics professionals
and students wh work in a
diverse field of applied
knowledge toward a common
goal to improve the quality of
life for every person, with
special emphasis on the family
unit which nurtures, protects
and renews that individual.
Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Goblr will celebrate their fiftieth wedding
anniveraay at a reception, Sunday, July 13 from 2 p.m. until 4
p.m. in the community room of the First National Bank in Sulphur
Springs. They are life-long residents of the Blackoak community.
Hosts and hostesses for the event are Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Go bar
and Mr. and Mrs. A,L. Terry. Friends and relatives or the couple
are invited to attend.
Summer Phase
SS Homemaking Dept. •
Students enrolled in the
summer phase of the
homemaking program in
Sulphur Springs High School
completed a series of group
activities on Thursday, June 19.
A play school for preschool
children was conducted giving
the homemaking students an
opportunity for practical ex-
perience as a follow up from a
classroom study of children in
this age group.
Other group workshops in-
cluded a five day series of in-
struction in clothing con-
struction. Each student had
previous classroom instruction
during the regular school term.
This workshop provided ad-
ditional experience, using more
difficult patterns and fabrics.
A “Charm Clinic” opened to
both high school homemaking
students and incoming fresh-
men students was the third
activity. A series of self im-
provement workshops was
conducted in hair care, styling,
make-up, color, wardrobe,
physical fitness and visual
poise.
Along with group work each
student is carrying out planned
and supervised experiences at
home. These projects are ex-
tended experiences from the
classroom giving the student
practice in assuming various
responsibilities in home
management. The studies
include such areas as clothing
construction, meal planning
and preparation, food
preservation, home im-
provement, child care and
guidance, home management
and consumer buying. These
projects will be carried on
throughout the summer and
evaluated by student, parent
and teacher.
Upon successful completion
of the summer program a
student may earn one-quarter
unit which applies toward
graduation; however, the
summer phase is an optional
part " of the Homemaking
Department. Those choosing to
participate may enroll for
credit or on a non-credit basis.
The following students are
enrolled: Anita Tutt, Liz
Horton, Michelle Moore,
Felecia Young,' Kim Cobb,
Joann Detlefson, Marion Wade,
Julie Henderson, Kenna
McAdams, Carol West, Daphne
Johnson, Beverly Sutton,
Rhonda Morris, Julie Sapaugh,
Jill Martin, Lynn Ragan, Dawn
McDearmont, Carroll Earhart,
Bobbie Vaden, Amy Daniels,
Gail Penn and Diane Shultz.
Sulphur Springs
Future Homemakers
Incoming officers for
Chapter II, Sulphur Springs
Future Homemakers of
America are looking forward to
the school year 1980-81 with
plans underlay for next years
work. '
The new officers met in the
Homemaking Department on
May 30 and June 10 to make
plans for the coming year.
President Carol West, presided
and led the group in decisions
concerning programs, projects,
notebooks and uniforms. '
Climaxing the summer ac-
tivities for this group was a
Future Farmer-Future
Homemaker Officer Leader-
ship Workshop conducted at
Wilkes Lodge, Avinger, on June
18-19. Included in the .training
was a study with practice
sessions on parliamentary
procedure, conducted by the
Sulphur Springs Vocational
Agriculture teacher, Richard AARP
Benson, Danny Johnson and The American Association of
John Boles. Retired Persons met Tuesday,
Dale Smith, ' minister of ■ July 1 in the Fellowship Hall of
Shannon Oaks Church of Christ; ^.Wesley Methodist Church. The
motivated the group with his meeting opened with the
discussion of their important
position in leadership and how
they can influence other
members of their groups.
The importance of com-
municating with others was
discussed by Pat Penn, pest
state FFA president and active
Young Farmer. Each officer
was given opportunities to
express himself before the
group.
Recreational activities in-
cluded boating, swimming,
skiing, ping and dominoes.
Incoming Future
Homemaker officers for the
Sulphur Springs chapter are
Carol West, Jill Martin,
Daphne Johnson, Felecia
Young, Michelle Moore, Lynn
Ragan, Julie Sapaugh, Chris
Noe, Kim Cobb and Kim Crist.
Homemaking teachers
working with these students in
th summen^program are
Colleen Hines, Susan Adams
and Allarea Black.
singing^of "America” led by
Mr. and MTs. Jeff Campbell.
The “Pledge Alliegence to the
Flag” was repeated by the 79
members and guests present.
Pat Phillips gave the opening
prayer. President Bill Passons
asked for the minutes to be read
and the committee reports.
Annie Lou Dickerson, tour
chairman, announced that
plans have Been made for the
Palo Duro Canyon trip July 10
and 11. Charles Moore,
manager of All, World Travel
shorted slides of the anticipated
Texas trip. He told the group of
another up-coming trip to San
Antonio beginning on July 30“
and ending August 3. An ad-
ditional trip is planned for July
20 to see the “Great Passion
Play" in Eureka Spriggs, Ark.
Smith Furney gave the
closing prayer. Those attending ^
enjoyed refreshments of
homemade ice cream and cake
served by several members of
the club.
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