The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1985 Page: 4 of 8
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County 4-H Clubs
Report Activities
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taking a stop back into 1
Owner* Ed and LUtte
. than to show visitors
‘ new Wells store just what
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lived with in early
times. The furniture
making is called “pine i
according to Lille and' ii^
reproductions of pieces frtonif
1700’s and 1800’s. She
eventually establish a line of i
20 to 23 pine pieces which *
sold wholesale through i
tisements in country
magazines. *
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Carpenter Has 41 Yean of Experience
Charlie Dial Works with the Smarts in their new business. The fur-
niture is a|l hand-crafted of pine and reflects an era which predates
many antiques. ' • -photo by diana speer
- MELINDA WEATHEltBEE
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COUNTY REOORDflOOK JUDGING
results ANNOUNCED
i Fifteeh Cherokee County 4-H’ers
entered lecordbooks in the county
competition. Winners in each
division will coaopete at the District
level in late July.
In the Senior division for 4-H’ers
over 14 years of age eight recor-
dbooks wen entered.
Results an as follows:
Billto Undell-Dairy Goato-Blue;
Jay Zehren-Dairy-Blue; Celeste
Zehren-Recreation-Red; Kathy
MoTan-Dog Care and Training-
Blue; Angela Traylor-Dairy Goats-
Blue; Stormi Johnson-Entomoloty
Blue; Michael Harris-Beef-Blue;
Rddney Hugghins-Foods and
Nutrition-Blue. 4-H’ers Lindell,
Zehren, Moran, Johnson, Harris
and Hugghins will compete at the
District level.
In the Junior division seven
recordboolu wen completed.
Results tore ns follows:
David Cates-Poultry-Blue;
Christie Raece-HorseBlue: Daniel
Cates-Forestry-Blue;
Walker-Dairy Goats-Rea;
Walker-Rabbits-Blue; Stacie
Cameron-Rabbits-Red; Kevin
Hugghins-Swine-Blue.
Four-H’ers Cates, Reece, Walker
and Hugghins will compete at the
District level.
4-H’er COMPETES AT
STATE HORSE SHOW
Billie Undell, member of the
Pinetree 4-H and Jacksonville 4-ff
Horse Club is competing at the
State 4-H Hone Show July 22-28 in
Abilene. Ms. Undell is entered in
Breakaway Calf Roping and
Reining in the Open Show. Good
luck Billie.
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Couples receiving marriage
licenses in the /Splice of Fairy Up-
shaw, county clerk were:
Donald Ray Hill and Peggy
BMyard Brannon, both of Rusk.
Kenneth Charles Hicks of Gilmer
and Sheila Darlene Nielsen of Ben-
ton, Ark.
William Eugene Byers and Betty
Lou Thompson, both of Jackson-
ville. 1 *
William DUrwood Cumbee and
Rebecca Ann Warren, both of Rusk.
Michael Gregory Lavender and
Paula Lynn .Acker, both of
Jacksonville? j *
Thortjas Wayne Lodert.t of
Jacksonville and Carolyn M&Jo of
Flatonia. W £
William, Macon Vining, Jr..'and
probation, attend DWI school and
cost of court.
Tracy Leon Sheppard, DWI, $750
fine, 30 days in jail, probated two
years, attend DWI school and court
costs.
Charles Edward Davis, criminal
trespass, $100 fine, 15 days in jail
and cost of court.
James Kally Jones, DWI, $750
fine, 30 days in jail, probated two
years, attend DWI school and court
costs
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on most mobilo homo windows. Wo con roploco your crank-out jalousie typo
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Other quality aluminum products available: Patio covers, car ports, mobile
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; Tonya Jo ffaHsen* both of Dallas
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Dennis
Guy Smith of San
Augustine and Melinda Elbine
Weatberbee of Rusk.
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The following cases were heard In
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Everybody Works
Neil Smart. 12. helps his parents in their new bus
wooden pegs on the drill progs. AH’the pine furnit
with wooden pegs and splinejoinls. -ph
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PROBATE
Fabrice Gifford Hunt, NCaR or-
der authorizing charitable con-
tribution.
Delbert Earl Spivey, deceased,
order admitting will to probate and
authorizing letters testamentary.
Rita Martin French, deceased,
approval of bond of personal
representative.
•i CRIMINAL
- Sue Carpenter, theft by check,
$300 fine, six months in jail, six
rtjonths probation, court costs and
restitution. *!'
James Henry Kesigner, Jr., pVVl,
$850 fine, 30 days in jail, two years
•. probation, attend DWI school and
court costs.
Charles Lee Rush. DWI, $800 fine,
15 days in jail, court costs, 365 days
drivers license suspension.
Jack Franklin Hudson. DWI, $500
fine. 30 davs in jail, two years
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ThO National Arbor Day Foun-
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people who become Foundation
members during August. 1985
The free trees are part of the
Foundation s effort to promote tree
planting throughout America
.. A Colorado Blue Spruce, Red
■J^aple', White Flowering Dpgwood.
Ried Oak. European Mountainash.
Bfeek Walnut. Silver Maple. Nor-
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tdttw'felve inch trees will be shipped
tffis fall at the right time for plan-
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iffy wilFbe 9ent postage pa id, with
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These trees were Selected
because they provide a widd range
of behefits: flbw:ers. berries and
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foliage, according to the Foun-
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me throqghout the country en-
couraging, tree planting' The Foun-
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514 Henderson St. in Rusk
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August.
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The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1985, newspaper, August 1, 1985; Alto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth846585/m1/4/?q=%221964~%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.