Driver elected GSE chairman amid leadership changes
James Driver of Lubbock was elected chairman of Golden Spread Electric Cooperative board succeeding Billy Harbin who resigned after 11 years to pursue a presidential replacement. Bryant plans January 31 2009 retirement. Driver, EVP and GM of South Plains Electric, joins Stan McClendon and Stephen Louder in key roles as GSEC reorganizes its 16 member coops serving about 205000 retail customers across Texas Panhandle South Plains Edwards Plateau and nearby regions.
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James Driver
Lubbock
Golden Spread Electric Cooperative
Driver
Billy C. Harbin
Floydada
Robert W. Bryant
Bryant
General Manger
South Plains Electric Cooperative
Golden Spread Board
Brazos Electric Power Cooperative
Waco
San Miguel Electric Cooperative
Jourdation
West Texas A&m University
Stan McClendon
Wellington
McClendon
Stephen R. Louder
Deaf Smith Electric Cooperative
Hereford
Louder
Texas Tech
Roland Witt
Coleman County Electric Cooperative
Coleman
Mittee
Golden Spread
Panhandle
South Plains
Edwards Plateau
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Catherine Jolley Dodson Crossland Crossland Dies at 91
Catherine Jolley Dodson Crossland, age 91, died July 3 2008 at her Coarsegold California home. She lived in Texas and California, worked at Lockheed and Seville Olive Company, and was preceded in death by husbands Jim Dodson and Vernon Crossland. She leaves brother Grant Jolley of Grass Valley and Faye Mitchell of Lubbock along with many nieces and nephews.
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Catherine (Jolley) Dodson- Crossland
Catherine (Jolley
Catherine
Summerwood
California
Jim Dodson
Lockheed Aircraft
Texas
Steve Owens
Wellington
Jim
Porterville
Seville Olive Company
Grant (Wart) Jolley Tl
Grass Valley
Calif
Faye Mitchell
Lubbock
VFW Post Hosts Monthly Social in Collingsworth County
The 6439 VFW Post and Ladies Auxiliary held a July 15 social with 7 pm start. Bill Hatch opened with prayer and Commander Bill Owens led the Pledge. Hosts were Myrtice Whitaker Louise Rogers and Betty Campbell. An update on the Collingsworth County History Book was shared with a call for local households to submit family histories.
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VFW Post
VFW
Myrtice Whitaker
Loise Rogers
Betty Campbell
Bill Hatch
Bill Owens
Ludean Motes
Collingsworth County
Why is blood needed today in the High Plains region
Coffee Memorial Blood Center serves the High Plains with 30 counties and 32 facilities. Only 5 percent of 450,000 residents donate yearly, yielding about 22,500 units. demand now 30,000 units annually, requiring roughly 600 units weekly to prevent a crisis. Blood is essential for trauma, surgery, cancer treatment, and other major medical needs.
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Coffee Memorial Blood Center
High Plains
Coffee Memorial
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