Weekly School Menus July 19–23, 2004
The schedule lists daily meals for July 19 to July 23 2004 including German sausage with sauerkraut pinto beans apricot halves cornbread oleo and milk on Monday lasagna lettuce tomatoes green beans cream pudding garlic bread oleo and milk on Tuesday ham vegetable medley baked potatoes date cake roll oleo and milk on Wednesday roast brown gravy mashed potatoes broccoli apricot cobbler roll oleo and milk on Thursday sausage lima beans peas and carrots apricot halves roll oleo and milk on Friday.
Hollis High School grad LaQuandra Arnett aims for basketball pro
LaQuandra Arnett, daughter of Cynthia Liggins and Darrell Thomas, a 2004 Hollis High School graduate, plans to attend the University of Oklahoma to play basketball. She hopes to become a professional player or coach and has earned Shortgrass All-Conference, All Tournament, and All Regional honors and Altus Player of the Week. She attends United Methodist Youth Fellowship and is granddaughter of Inera Liggins and Ruby Nash.
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LaQuandra Arnett
Cynthia Liggins
Hollis,ok
Darrell Thomas
Wellington
Hollis High School
University of Oklahoma
Arnett
Shortgrass
Altus
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
LaQuandra
Inera Liggins
Hollis
Ruby Nash
Care Center News Highlights Weekly Activities and Guests
Ralph Spenc er and Deverdle Shappell join the care center as residents enjoy a July 17 musical program at 6 30 pm by Mary Waters of Sumnerwood. Pioneer Singers perform with Bro Tom Lewis Joe Tipton L C Sweat Winnie and Gene Keys Marshall Peters Polly Cozad Louise Peters on piano. Special guests Eddie and Becky Trimble and family share gospel selections while volunteers, bingo and art sessions occur. Residents attend Bible study and church services with local ministers. Various visitors from Hollis Garland Lubbock Amarillo and other Texas towns stop by.
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Ralph Spencer
Deverdle Shappell
Mary Waters
Sumnerwood
Bro
Tom Lewis
the Fundamental Baptist Church
Joe Tipton
L.C. Sweat
Winnie
Gene Keys
Marshall Peters
Polly Cozad
Louise Peters
Eddie
Kynna
Kailee
Gunnar Ewing
Hollis
Clarence
Merle Black
Sue Parker
Osa Lee
Nena Oldham
Wilma Gibbs
Pauline Bias
Jean Paschall
Lola Estes
Bartid
Lola
Donna Coleman
Charles Addington
First United Methodist Church
Charles
Bobbie Rhodes
Thelma Rose
Benny Forrester
Delma Jesse
Dovie Bruce
Bobbie
Domino
John Cumphings
Myrtle Yarbrough
Jimmie Sessions
Dan Guthrie
Skeeter Barton
Albert Fulcher
Dale Lockhart
Anetta Anglin
Dudley Phipps
Etta Breeding
Lois Parsons
Man Must Thank Defects And Stand In Terror Of Talents
A terse reflection on self awareness and fear of one’s abilities. The speaker urges acknowledgment of flaws and warns that talents can inspire anxiety rather than confidence. The message implies an inner struggle between self-acceptance and ambitious potential.
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