Clarendon College LVN graduates graduate Friday
Clarendon College LVN students graduated Friday August 17 in the Harned Sisters Fine Arts Center. Dr. Phil Shirley delivered the main address while Valerie Ashcraft led music and Michele Jolly provided special music. Each graduate received a pin and diploma, recited the Florence Nightingale Pledge, and a reception followed with punch and cookies. Flowers from Carroll's Flowers Wellington centerpiece. Graduates included Karl West Cathy McAnear Kelly Nickens Mary Murphy Sue Branum Tammy MHall Patricia DeBose Sharla Fanning.
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Carole Ward
Kari West
Clarendon
Cathy McAnear
Memphis
Kelly Nickens
Sedan
Mary Murphy
Pampa
Sue Branum
Wellington
Tammy Hall
Amarillo
Patricia DeBose - Wheeler
Judy Presley
Sharla Fanning Childress
Clarendon College Lvn
Harned Sisters Fine Arts Center
Valerie Ashcraft
Michele Jolly
Wichita Falls
Phil Shirley
Carroll's
Flowers of
Karl West
Kelly
Nickens
N.M
Tammy Mhall
Patricia DeBose
Wheeler
Sharla Fanning
Childress
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges in September
Hospital notes list multiple patients admitted or hospitalized on various dates in September with corresponding dismissals or releases. Names include Lucy Roland Jose Cruz Angie Kilgore Efrian Rodriguez Leslie Gallegos Kenneth Black William Nation Bernice Lancaster Marsha Hale Albina Jaimes Isaacs Cantu R B Lucas Joey Day Anita Anglin Iva Jackson and dates ranging Sept 12 to Sept 18.
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Lucy Roland
Jose Cruz
Angie Kilgore
Efrian Rodriguez
Leslie Gallegos
Kenneth Black
William Nation
Bernice Lancaster
Marsha Hale
Albina Jaimes
Issacs Cantu
R.B. Lucas
Joey Day
Anita Anglin
Iva Jackson
Brown and Morrows Attend Regional Fair and Reunion
Personal Morris and Velda Brown of Bethany Oklahoma visited last weekend with Gene and Mary Morrow. They attended the Collingsworth County Fair and the Old Settlers Reunion.
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Morris
Velda Brown
Bethany
Oklahoma
Gene
Mary Morrow
Collingsworth County
Old Settlers
Ethanol a distant gasoline alternative
A Texas A&M expert says geopolitical turmoil will not quickly boost ethanol production. He notes three years to build large facilities, requires $50 a barrel oil to be economical, and that 1970s oil crises spurred research now largely idle. State funding seeks energy studies, while U.S. ethanol output remains far below annual gasoline use.
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College Station
Middle East
U.S
Iraq
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
United States
Don Reddell
A&m
Reddell
Ron Lacewell
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Governor's Energy Management Center
Texas High Plains
Energy Management Center
Donald Nooner
Gerald Grinnell
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Energy Office
Grinnell
Lacewell
Obituary for George Aduddel in Winters Texas
George Edward Aduddel, 89, died Sept 2 1990 at North Runnels Hospital Winters Texas. Services Sept 5 at 2 pm North Main Church of Christ with Gary Blakeney officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery Winters. Survived by wife Pearl. three sons James Jack Edwin. one daughter Betty Colburn. three sisters. 22 grandchildren. 38 great grandchildren.
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George Edward Aduddel
North Runnels Hospital
Winters
North Main Church of Christ
Gary Blakeney
Lakeview Cemetery
Winters Funeral Home
Tom
Ed, Jr
Dean Ahuddell
Steve
George Chumbley
Phil Colburn
Pearl
James
Jack
Lovington
N. M
Edwin
Grand Prarie
Betty Colburn
Norma Lacy
Wellington
Christine Reed
Spokane
Barbara Crosby
el Toro
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