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Honey Grove Signal Citizen

Location

Honey Grove, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1982

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First Baptist VBS Kick-off Saturday

First Baptist Vacation Bible School kicks off this Saturday June 11 at 11 00 a m for children ages 3 through completed 6th grade. A church parade will tour Honey Grove streets then hot dogs at 12 15. Regular sessions run Monday June 14 through Friday June 18 from 9 00 to 11 30 a m with a sack lunch at Crockett Park at noon.

First Baptist Vacation Bible School Bobby Holt Honey Grove Holt Crockett Park

Rambo Receives Scholarship for Petroleum Institute 1982

Nine teachers from North Central Texas were named to receive fellowships to attend the 25th Annual Petroleum Institute for Educators at the University of Houston June 7 to 25, 1982. Gerald G. Rambo of Honey Grove, teaching business and management at Paris Junior College, is among them.

North Central Texas Petroleum Institute For Educators University of Houston Oil Information Committee Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association Dallas Gerald G. Rambo Honey Grove Rambo Paris Junior College Paris George Washington University Petroleum Institute Jack M. Sheridan The

Bell Lists New Phone Number for Honey Grove Biz

Southwestern Bell will switch Honey Grove business customers to specialized service reps starting Monday, June 14. Calls concerning bills go to toll free 1 990 SS00 and orders for new or additional service to 1 990 5800. The change aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs by centralizing business office services.

Southwestern Bell Business Honey Grove Bill Boothe Honey Grove Business Fort Worth Boothe

Reading Club Time Change at Library

Mrs. Beverly Herriage announces that the Summer Reading Club session on June 16 will move from morning to afternoon, meeting from 1:30 to 3:00, at the Library. The change applies only to next week.

Beverly Herriage

Koinonias Women To Meet Wednesday Evening

Koinonias Women will meet Wednesday June 16 1982 at 7 30 p m in the local venue for their regular gathering. The group plans discussion and community activities with members encouraged to attend.

Koinonias

Gipson Completes Army ADP Training at Fort Harrison

Dennis W. Gipson grandson of Ethel M. Burks of Honey Grove Route 1 completed an Army automatic data processing course at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. He learned to operate and wire control panels for ADP equipment work the card processor system and auxiliary computer gear. Gipson is a Roxton High School 1981 graduate.

Kelly Afb Spec Dennis W. Gipson Ethel M. Burks Route 1 Honey Grove Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Gipson Roxton High School

Texas legislature wraps brief special session with tax repeal vote

In a five day session Texas lawmakers passed four constitutional amendments including the state property tax repeal, two appropriations bills and numerous resolutions. Voters will decide in November on the tax repeal, which could leave 17 colleges without a dedicated construction fund. Other amendments address water bond interest, farm tool tax exemptions, and welfare payment limits. Appropriations total about 199 million to support colleges and prison construction. The session cost roughly 300 thousand dollars. Also noted are proposed homeowners insurance rate cuts and rental tenant increases, a state bid rigging suspension affecting 17 contractors, and GOP activity in the agriculture commissioner race with Fred Thornberry likely the nominee.

Austin Texas Poland Bill Clements Texas Department of Corrections State Highway and Public Transportation Commission Highway Department Schwabe and Mikes Paving Co Shiner Stafford Construction Co Lubbock

Saturday Second Primary ferry McBurnett Winners

Bill Terry won the Democratic nomination for county judge in the second primary, defeating Jimmie Buford by 268 votes in a countywide race. Don Jones captured Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace, A. D. McBurnett upset William Rodgers for Precinct 3 Commissioner, and Bill Clark beat Ted Lyon in District 2 state senate. Mauro won the statewide land commissioner race, Mattox led statewide, with Snelson leading Mauro in county results.

Bill Terry Bonham Jimmie Buford Terry Buford William Rodgers A. D. McBurnett McBurnett Honey Grove Ladonia Rodgers Don Jones Justice of the Peace Elaine Pinson Senate Bill Clark Tyler Ted Lyon Mesquite Lyon Hunt, Kaufman Rains Collin Dallas Jim Mattox Fannin County John Hannah Mattox Pete Snelson Gary Mauro Mauro Snelson R. F Red) Mankin Leonard West Bonham East Bonham Ector Windom Edhube Savoy North Honey Grove Ivanhoe Dodd City Bailey - Terry Gober Ravenna Trenton Terry Leonard - Terry Telephone Randolph South Bonham South Honey Grove

Denison Honor Grad Jeffri Johnson Celebrated at May 29 Graduation

Denison Senior High honored May 29 graduate Jeffri Anna Johnson an honor student and National Honor Society member listed in Who's Who in American High School Students. She participates in Den-Teens United Service Club National Biological Society Science Club Spanish Club and two years on the math team. She attends Calvary Baptist Church and is the daughter of Wayne and Anna Marilyn Johnson and granddaughter of several local families.

Jeffri Anna Johnson Denison Senior High United Service Club National Biological Society Calvary Bapist Church Wayne Anna Marilyn Johnson Juanita Davis Jeff Davis Honey Grove Nelson Johnson Lannius

Honey Grove School Board Meeting Agenda June 14 1982

The Honey Grove Board of Education will meet Monday June 14 1982 at 7 00 p m in the High School superintendent’s office for a regular meeting. The agenda covers roll call quorum invocation public forum minutes reports and actions including finances vouchers TASCS Region X grant cooperative warrant for funds personnel executive session and miscellaneous adjournment.

Honey Grove Board of Education Texas Association of Community Schools

Two Newborns Born in 1982 in Texas Area Families

Mr and Mrs Ray Markle of Honey Grove announce Brian Lee born Wednesday June 2 1982 in a Paris hospital weight 7 lbs 13 oz Grandparents Jerry Young Kaufman and Jim Markle Mesquite Great grandparents H R Scheurhoff Ardmore Adelle Cotton Mesquite J O Lewis Amarillo Joshua David Russell born May 29 1982 in Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman weight 6 lbs 1 oz Parents David Russell Honey Grove Grandparents John Braley Honey Grove Frank Russell Ivanhoe Great grandparents Ruth Braley Honey Grove Gladys Duncan Ladonia Woodrow Bradshaw Mesquite Shuff Gibbs Ivanhoe Great great grandmother Lilly Bradshaw Mesquite

Brian Lee Ray Markle Honey Grove Paris Jerry Young Kaufman Jim Markle Mesquite H. R. Scheurhoff Ardmore Oklahoma Adelle Cotton J. O. Lewis Amarillo Joshua David David Russell Wilson N. Jones Hospital Sherman John Braley Frank Russell Ivanhoe Ruth Braley Gladys Duncan Ladonia Woodrow Bradshaw Shuff Gibbs Lilly Bradshaw

Cable Cut Season Warns Of Underground Phone Lines

Southwestern Bell urges homeowners to call Enterprise 9800 before digging to avoid cutting telephone cables and disrupting service. Local manager Bill Boothe notes spring and summer bring more construction with 440 Dallas-area cuts last year, offering free locator visits and toll-free help to prevent outages and safety risks.

Southwestern Bell Bill Boothe Dallas Boothe

Forest Hill Homecoming Sunday Near Forest Hill Center

The Forest Hill community hosts its annual homecoming at the Forest Hill Community Center on Sunday June 13. Rev Herbert Sherwood will deliver the homecoming message at 11:00 a.m. A covered dish luncheon follows at 12:30 p.m. The public is invited.

Forest Hill Herbert Sherwood

Beneath Ground Cables Improve Service and Aesthetics

Boothe notes buried cable reduces heat loss from a bald person by 34 percent and improves aesthetics. He says below ground lines, though, can be damaged by digging and excavation. He urges calling Enterprise 9800 to prevent cable cuts and boost customer service.

Boothe

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