Dodson Ex-Students Reunion Held April 14
The Dodson Ex-Students met Saturday April 14 2001 in the Dodson Town Hall for an all day reunion hosted by James Fattis of Sherman as master of ceremonies. Awards were given to Kathie Littrell for lunch and Quilla Roberts and Bonnie Weaver Sims for travel. Dozens of attendees from Texas Oklahoma and other states gathered including Don and Jo Farris Sherman James Farris Pampa Farmers Branch and Garland among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Dodson Town Hall
James Fattis
Sherman
Kathie Littrell
Equilla Roberts
Binger
Bonnie Weaver Sims
Tenmile
Wanda Cardwell
Texas
Don
Jo Fartis
Odessa
James
Joann Farris
Blake
Ruth Lytle
Petersburg
Carol Stribbling
Pampa
Earl Whiston
Virginia Hunt Royal
Farmers Branch
Edd Bonneau
the Colony
Diana Balentine
Ron Balentine
Wichita Falls
Gwen Lemons Abbott
Amber and Koch
Paris
Gene Watson
Longview
Margaret Nell Parks
Memphis
Peggy Tipton Richel
Burleson
Darrell
Edna Nichols
Mohank
Courtney Lewis
Childress
Garth Lewis
Garland
Darlene Weaver Sims
Denton
John Hightower
Plainview
Shannon Bonneau
John
Kim Hunt
Austin
Brett
Cara
Daphne
Arlington
Sixth Grade Honors English Presents Evening of Entertainment
The sixth grade class staged An Evening of Entertainment at Collingsworth Public Library on March 22, 2001. Students performed original stories, drama, poetry, and song with band director Steve Hanson and Val White guiding a finale set to Creedence Clearwater Revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth Public Library
Steve Hanson
Cash Langford
Val White
Tate Baumgardner
Ashlin Blades
Bo Bohannon
Marvin Brown
Logan Cabbell
Sonny Cox
Courtney Hanson
Clarendon to host first annual Spring Turkey Strut festival
Clarendon officials launch the first Donley County Spring Turkey Strut Festival on April 21 and 22. The program features a turkey cookoff, a crowning of the Turkey King, a mattress race, a street dance, raffles, and wildlife tours at Taylor Lakes and nearby sanctuaries. A craft show, demonstrations by Texas Parks and Wildlife, a golf scramble, and a turkey shoot are also listed with various start times. Contact Dee Dee Autry at 806-874-3889 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Donley County
Lions Club
4Th Street
Kearney
Treet
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Kearney Street
Taylor Lakes
James P. Rodgers Bird Sanctuary
Greenbelt Lake
Kefh-Fm
VFW
Clarendon Country Club
Bar H
Bar H Dude Ranch
Texas Wheat Output Rises 41 Percent From Last Year
An April 1 Texas Agricultural Statistics Service survey estimates 2001 wheat production at 93 million bushels, up 41 percent from drought hit 2000 but 24 percent below 1999. Planted acreage 5.7 million, down 5 percent from 2000 and 8 percent from 1999, with Northern High Plains at 39 million bushels and Blacklands at 15 million. Winter condition at 64 percent normal, good moisture through winter and spring. first national forecast due May 10, 2001.
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Texas
Texas Agricultural Statistics Service
High Plains
Blacklands
Texas Wheat District
Tse
Web resource list of varied sites and services
A compact index of diverse websites covering recipes fruit nutrition health care associations tools and consumer services including Birdseye and 5 A Day portals PacifiCare APA ADA Husqvarna SignTel CyberRebate and more. It reads like a directory of links for information advice and product sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birds Eye
Birdseye
Cffa
5Aday
PacifiCare Health Systems
PacifiCare.com
Freedom From
Fear
The
American Psychiatric Association
Psych
Anxiety Disorders Association of America
Adaa
Moist Mates
Moistmates
MSN
MoneyCentral
American Academy of Otolaryngology
Entnet
Husqvarna
Signteline
Cyberrebate
Itsgreatstuff
Battle and voyage of the Yellowstone in Texas independence
The Yellowstone steamboat carried troops and supplies for Texas in 1836, ferried Sam Houston and Santa Anna wounded, and transported Texas government leaders after San Jacinto. It also carried Stephen F. Austin’s body to Peach Point. The Texas Navy under Commodore Moore defended Texas shores, and President Burnett blocked Houston’s free passage, denying payment debates that persisted after the war.
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San Jacinto
Yellowstone
New Orleans
Texas
Mobile Grays
Mexico
Goliad
Washington
Brazos
Houston
Sam Houston
Santa Anna
Galveston
Government of the Republic of Texas
Texas Navy
Commodore Moore
Moore
Yucatan
David Burnett
Burnett
Texas Congress
Congress
Stephen F. Austin
Peach Point
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Brian Hunt
Carrollton
States
Bill and
Billie A Hassell
Denver
Albert and
Mary Hudson
Ruidosa
N.M
J.J. Farris
Phoenix
Jean Weaver Batty
Cassandra
Merced
Tenmile OR
Oklahoma
Bill Davis
Tulsa
Nancy Crawford
Yukon
Barry Sanders
Paula Balentine
Lawton
Linda Yates
Davis
Hideko Blaylock
William
Billie Horton
Shawnee
Amarillo
Bill Branum
Rud
Gloria Alexander
Elbert
Anna Warren
Doyle
Jimmie Tipton
Mid
Joyce Scott
Johnnie Lou Branch
Buddy
Nancy Ford
Eddie Wynn
Lubbock
Floyd Teutsch
Hardy
Louise Scott
Fara Burk
Fred
Betty Wagner
Gerald King
Dorothy Morgan
Ralph Wynn
Micky McDaniel
Hollis
Jack
Betty Allen
Leona Tipton
Rosedell Lewis
Bob Marilyn Garton
Wellington
Bill Owens
Lonnie
Barbara Roberson
Zenith Warrick
Nadine Birchfield
Cynthia Roe
Wilma Beanland
Garland Hightower
Blythe McPherson and
Tucker Long
Marci Johnson
Kristen King
Shante Kreis
Jordan Langford
Amado Martinez
Blythe McPherson
Brittany Thomas
Joshua Weatherly
Kay Mead
Vicki Decker
Dee Dee Autry
ClarendonOnline.com
U.S
Christopher Columbue
Gem Theatre
Turkey
Baker Brothers
Texas Playboys
N Cafe
Cave Creek
Vinson
Wellington Leader
Fred and
Ruby Squirés
Donald Jackson
Biker Babe Brewster
Mort
Sandy Sain
Wilma Brewster
LaVera Sain
Wilma
Pearsall
BBC
Sumnerwood
Hedley Baan
Philly
Langford Communications
Wallington
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