Museum seeks volunteers for afternoon shifts this fall
Sallie O Haire has resigned and the museum needs volunteers to staff afternoon shifts for several weeks. Call 447 5327 or Doris at 447 5462 to schedule one afternoon a week or one afternoon a month starting this week. A training workshop will be provided. Vivian Godbey portrait added to the Art Center with other county citizens.
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Sallie O’hair
Museum
Doris
Sallie
Department of Labor
Doris Stallings
Joe
Betty Tipton
Vivian Godbey
Art Center Exhibit and Birdhouse Call At Museum
The Art Center features Mr and Mrs Mack Saied and Mrs W O Richards on display through February. John Coleman of Canyon sent Pleasant Mound records for the July 28 1948 primary. Ralph Owens sent a 1955 Polaroid with accessories. Exa Cudd brought issues of The Chronicles of Oklahoma. From March 3 to April 14 the traveling exhibit Out of the Nest Artists Birdhouses travels to the museum and invites local artists to contribute birdhouses by March 1 with pickup after April 14.
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Mack Saied
W.O. Richards
Art Center
John Coleman
Canyon
Pleasant Mound
Ralph Owens
Exa Cudd
Oklahoma Historical Society
Chronicles of
Oklahoma
Dishong graduates from Angelo State University
Jennifer Carson Dishong of San Angelo earned a cum laude Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting during Angelo State University fall commencement on December 18 2004. She is a Hedley High School 1997 graduate and attended Amarillo College and Coastal Carolina Community College. Present were her husband SGT Kenneth Dishong her parents Dr and Mrs Ben Carson grandmother Mrs Loyd Langley and aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Cary Neeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer
Carson) Dishong
San Angelo
Angelo State University
College of Business and Professional Studies
Hedley High School
Amarillo College
Coastal Carolina Community College
Sgt Kenneth Dishong
Ben Carson
Loyd Langley
Cary Neeley
Church of the Living Word celebrates first anniversary
The Church of the Living Word marks its first anniversary with guest speaker Dr. Glenn Wachob of Abundant Life Fellowship Hope AR. Services are at 10 30 a.m. and 7 00 p.m. on Sunday January 30 2005 at Childress City Park Auditorium. Contact 940 937 8876 for more information.
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Glenn Wachob
Church of the Living Word
Childress City Park
Kenneth Jorden
Wachob
America’s Most Shameful Anniversary January 22
A religious condemnation marks January 22 as the date Supreme Court abortion rights began. The message denounces abortion as murder, cites biblical verses, warns of divine judgment, and invites contact at a local church. It announces a radio program on KECO and lists a street address and phone number for inquiries.
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United States Supreme Court
Rick Popejoy
Bowie Street
Bowie Street Church of Christ
Lydia Circle meets the UMW Lydia Circle
Lydia Circle met Monday January 17 at Fran Eigenmann home. Jean Lewis led a history and current mission works funded by member pledges. The Foreign Missionary Society began March 23, 1869 to help Indian women. Members pledged two cents weekly and a prayer. Today the fund supports schools hospitals and orphanages.
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U.M.W
Lydia
Fran Eigenmann
Jean Lewis
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
India
Ruth Caldwell
Mabel Starkey
Erma Lee Lowrie
Odessa Covey
Danelle Cain
Hale speaks to CASA advocates in Amarillo training volunteers
Karen Hale of Wellington spoke Saturday in Amarillo to CASA advocates about the importance of advocacy volunteers. She described her life as a homeless child and the heroes who saved her, and outlined CASA training requirements and local goals for a new program serving Collingsworth and surrounding counties.
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Karen Hale
Wellington
Amarillo
CASA
National Court
Special Advocate Association
Hale
Virginia Anderson
Woodrow Wilson Elementary
Salt Lake City
Department of Human Resources
Russell Smith
Collingsworth
Childress
Donley and
Hall
Andrea Sparks
Panhandle Community Services Receives CEAP Funding
Panhandle Community Services has been awarded Fiscal Year 2005 CEAP funding to provide emergency utility assistance for low income, elderly, and disabled families. Assistance is limited to those deemed most in need by a priority matrix. applications require SSNs, income proof, current bills, and 12 months of bill history. Contact (806) 447-5303 or visit 1001 Amarillo St. in Wellington.
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Panhandle Community Services
Panhandle
Amarillo St
Wellington
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Carson
Dishong
Pastor Charles
Alicia Addington
America
Casa Advocates
Ritz
Historic
the Words of Life
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