Richardson Family Attends Granddaughters Graduations
Mr and Mrs James Richardson were in Guthrie Friday night for Amy Moorhouse's graduation from Guthrie Junior High. Their granddaughter Amy Lea Moorhouse, saluatorian, is active in 4 H cheerleading and track and also serves as FHA Chapter president and 4 H secretary.
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James Richardson
Guthrie
Amy Moorhouse
Michelle Sweat
Plano
Kimberly Michelle Sweat
Karen Sweat
Gene Sweat
Claudia Sweat
Schimelpfenig Middle School
Amy Lea Moorhouse
Bob Moorhouse
Guthrie Junior High School
Vernon
Amy
FHA
Keri Moorhouse
UIL
BPW Club Holds Final Meeting Honors New Members
The BPW Club gathered Monday evening May 26 at the Burn Handley Community Building for a final meeting of the year. A Tally Rally gained new members and the program featured a skit. New officers include Sybil Atkinson president and Charlene Poteet first vice president.
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BPW Club
Burn Handley
Lottie Handley
Joan Smith
Janice Adams
Vickie Porter
Jeannie Adams
Willie B. Harwell
Myra Hays
Tally
Terry Morris
Kathy Needham
Cheryl Tarver
Lorene Jenkins
Geneva Thomas
LaVonda Hartman
Loretta Wright
LaQuita Bowen
Pauline Estes
Goldie Barnett
Doris Nash
Charlene Poteet
Pearl Harwell
Lucille Kelso
Jane Hurst
Nell McKinney
Ruth Phipps
Leatha Thomas
Vivian Powell
Florida
Hospital admissions and discharge dates list
Joe Kilgore admitted May 26 and dismissed May 28. Louis Graham hospitalized May 26 and dismissed May 29. Lillie Bird patient since May 31. Other patients admitted earlier and dismissed since May 30 include Ray Cozad and Velman Warrick. Also notes 63 errors in the 1886 World Series and details about a large Gettysburg painting by Paul Philipteaux with 16 assistants, 410 by 70 feet, 11,792 pounds.
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Joe Kilgore
Louis Graham
Lillie Bird
Ray Cozad
Velman Warrick
Battle of
Gettysburg
Paul Philipteaux
Meagan McGill Honored on First Birthday May 30
Meagan McGill celebrated her first birthday on Saturday May 30 with family. Nicholas Souder also marked his eighth birthday on May 27. A Minnie Mouse cake and a Four Wheeler cake topped the meal of fried fish as Aaron helped Meagan blow out her candle and presents were opened. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Redgie Souder, Nicholas, Chris, Randy McGill, Aaron, and Meagan.
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Meagan McGill
Nicholas Souder
Minnie Mouse
Meagan
Aaron
Nicholas
Hubert Brooks
Joe Brooks
Redgie Souder
Chris
Randy McGill
Natural meat label rules clarified by USDA standards
Texas A&M nutritionist explains USDA rules for natural meat and poultry. To wear the natural label products must have no coloring or artificial ingredients, be minimally processed, and include an explanatory statement. Production claims require separate handling. organic or chemical free terms are not allowed. Consumers may pay more, but standard products remain safe and wholesome.
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College Station
Texas A&m University Agricultural Extension Service
Marilyn Haggard
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Haggard
USDA
Hard Water Woes Affect Laundry Results at Home
College Station based Texas A&M Extension Service notes hard water undermines detergents. Dr. Ann Beard advises using phosphate detergents and hot water, with water softeners as best long term fix. Iron stains and rust from pipes can also ruin fabrics. caution with chlorine bleach.
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Ann Beard
Texas A&m University Agricultural Extension Service
Beard
Guidance on protecting children from abuse and reporting
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children outlines steps for parents when a child hints at abuse. Take the child to a private calm place, reassure them, show affection, seek medical care if injuries are possible, contact child protection agencies and law enforcement, consider counseling, and use the Campaign to Protect Our Children with a free 1-800 number for information.
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The
National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
Sand Sounds Across the World
Researchers note sands produce musical tones in some regions. Vibrations arise as grains move and rub against each other, creating a humming or roaring sound heard in deserts beaches and dunes. Science teams explore conditions that trigger the phenomenon and its acoustic patterns.
Stain removal tips and water quality concerns from expert Beard
A home guidance piece covers rust stains caused by acid water and pipe corrosion. It recommends safe rust removers, lemon and salt methods, sunlight drying, and testing on hidden fabric first. It notes color changes may occur and suggests professional laundry for non colorfast fabrics.
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Beard
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