' 1' UNGER t1"MJRIAL LIRRARY i 835 Austin 'le2

Plainview, TX 79072

Petersburg

PETERSBURG, TX Friday, June 25, 1993

Main Street · Church of Christ Recognizes 67 Years

On Sunday. June 27th. the nearly three hundred in the 1950's. Main Street Church of Christ will Today the conaregation has a recognize its sixty-sixth' anniver- membership of 100. sary. A day.long program is plan- Men who have served the Main ned. Beginning at 9:00 a.m. and Street Church of Christ as lasting until about 3:00 p.m.. spirituaHeaders or elders are: J.P. former ministers will bespeakin& Linn. E. B. S hankie. Clyde an old fashion afternoon singing Martin (a grandson of Ed M. will be held, a catered lunch will White). Warren Embree. Virail be served •. and a time of renewing Newton. Leo Amonett. Ronald and reliving past memories will be Weaver. Austin Curb. Don Hesi. enjoyed. Blake Lyde. O.R . . Sell. Chuck '

. . " """TIiii"coiiif_iOif wu'''orp-- "J\DIiRJft';'l1tcn«U'~rcto: .. ' nized in 1927. The members fll'st Some of the deacons have met in the school . building. A been: Levi Self, Walton Mosley, building . was erected on the Carl Newton, Larkin Dycus. present location and . was Chuck Allmon, Arlie Gardner. complete~ in 1928'00 the corner of Ray Sell. G.R. Sel~ Max Avenue M 8Qd~ain Street. (A Maldonado, Pon ' Hesi. Blake sketch. of tbisbuildinl by Mario Lyde, .' Mark Heal. Walter

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:. ~~¥ 9(Y01,I ~,ve • ..,.pleclthe · W.llt~ .job'inAberitathy~ sosh~ ,,_,"8th. QOD)c.&q.ClaylaJ's ' could' ipendmore time with her in AbemathY; but if you . chUdrm. . Martinez appears below.) This Mooney, Jak~ Harrell. and

buildin.met the· 'ncedsof the Travis Mulanax. ' a B .... , arew so' fait it . w~ ehurchuntill9SI. AUhistime.tbeEvanglist who have preached

DlQtetbanCI .. ,lacOUldbandleby· . present auditorium and several here have ' been: W.O. Black. b"",t1f~ '1.0, ,M.t* :CIU\lein ...... .c.s rooms .were . buUt.ln . 19SS~ WaYDlon . M iller • . Morgan

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; ;·t l'C».uie 'otltl\und.Y. 'from 7:QQ ·to . wetere.pohiible for brin;ng the . (BlaC:ki.,) BIBson, Terry Newton, _ , .... I ;_~WllaDY / 9:00a.m. Ifccan, ~.ecnWit" a ,Church of Christ . into this"auea .nd Owen Cart.

QO;QPeq,jQgin · ' ·vchjclc· ·fuU.oftempting U .. , aroun~ .1889.the . PetcrSburl . P~ple have COlllcU.dIOne • . ,: ~ .• ~.""~elivCrs, ,~rcl~od Cburchof Clitist was . oraanizod who havc . been .l,DCmbers oft~e ahc'aclof tilUe 4Jr se.UUllto allda " . ' : . . builtin. tile city Main$t... Chufchof. Christ.

":f('J"lt~';"'i:"'·'··· .. I.hc)e· ~er' . (tJle :at tbc:tinic. limi.. : Tbe ' Main Street Many we know about have .one • • ,.;~q~!~ . , :" caiitefrom ibis do much 1000 in the world .

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*--=::t§t#i@vt-* Plenty of Things to Do "Rcco8llizing and ' ~upporting July 4th Weekend-Take Yo. U' r Cho.·ce . our youth i$ more important that

APlerica~s hUtory. For those of you who do not T'lteday will conclude with a States Achieve-

have any specific plans made for free concert featuring Waylon, ment Academy award winners July 4th-don't despair. Peters- Jessi and Willie. A dance will should be congratulated and burg is surrounded by a number foUow the concert. appreciated for their dedication of neighboring towns hosting ••••• to exceUence and achievement," c;elebrations for Independence Abernathy~s July 3rd said Dr. George Stevens,Exo-Day. Julit pick one to attend and celebration begins at 9:00 Lm. cutive Director of the United have an exciting July 4th . w.tbeflea market 9pena"Qng States Achievement Academy. weekend. with a nJld1ber of g"". and tood The Academy ielects USAA

Hale Center will be celebral,ills boot.... Musical entertainQtelit winners upon the exclusive ro-their .lOOth birthday on Saturday, hu been.cheduledthroulb01lt commendation of professors, July 3rd. Activities will begin it tbe ' morning and wiD future cOII£bes, counselors or other 10:50 .. m. with a flag service, fol- Barbara Amerson, Ruth Naron, The United Stat. Achieve- school sponsors ind upon the lowed by a parade at II:~. After Tonya Taylor and Tim Zuber. ment Academy announced Standatds of Selection set forth tbe parade the City park will be a The highlight oftbe day will the recently that Susan Henderson by the Academy. The criteria for beehive of fesdvities and production of a "Womanless haa been muned a United States selection area student's academic something will be going on all Weddina·"Theweddingwilltake Nat_anal Coileslate Award performance. interest · and aftern90n long. place in the Abernathy . au4i- wiDner iidoUl1lilism. This award aptitude, leadership qualities.

Tours will be.ivenoftheFann - toriumat 7:30p.m. Tickets may is a prestigious hon~r very few resposibiHty, enthu.siasm, Museum and of the "oldest" be purchaSed at the door: students C8never hope toutain. motivation to learn and improve, residence in Hale County. not to ••••• In fact, the AoadeiDy recoanizes citizenship. attitude anel coopera-mention an art show to be stased Lubbock will hOst their annual ..than 1)% Of aU · American live · spirit. · dependability, and in the library and Ii craft show and 4th on Broadway. with events coUeaestudents. recommendation from a sale in the Struve buildins. besinnin. Friday evening, July Henderson, ' who' attends professor or director.

Musical entertainment is 2nd. Aftar-b-que supper and Bajlor Univenity, was nomi ..... · Hendersonia the daughter of planned throughout the day and street dance are IClheduled from ted fC)r :this National Awarcrby . MatkA Mary,MaaHendersonof eveniDg. so bring a lawn ohair or 6:00 to noo p.m. on the Coun- Dr. ' William ' MoCorkle. · a Bia Lake and sranddauahter of blanket and stake out a spot. bOUle Square. , . professor at the school. Clayton A Dorothy Hendenon Andy Wilkerson of Lubbock will . $aturday'sactivities Will begin HendenonwiU ."ear . in t~ of 8., J,.ake and AJihur cl 'Mary perform in concert at 7:30 p.m. at lO:OO Lm. with a parade down Uftit_ed States Acild' .... yQW"i~ Mm. of Peters"burs. . and an all City dance will wrap up Broadway .. Booths of all kinds . CoUeaiate Y:eirbook.publisli.s .·•·· •• -~ .... _-.... -iIiI tbe day at 9:00 p.m. will _0 be set up on Groadway nati.; ·, , · .. .. .... .:

••••• aocJ will be open from IbOOa.m. to Littlefied will once .,aiR host p.1Q& t.tp,.i~ ent,q1timn'?llt

their annu .. 4th oUuly . .. .. ··~~;t~p.· don featurml W and an Artspd ...... . Th..held: in .the Civic

Peten .... ~'" Post Friday. June 15. 1993 Pa.e 3

5S Penny 'Postcards Cost5S 5S Public Millions SS

Dallas/Fort Worth-The U.S. that you ha~ definately won one Postal Inspection Service . an- . of several seemingly bis-ticket

. nounced to day that'itwas taking prizes. such as a lUXUry autom~ the fight against fradulent post- bile~ vacation cruise. diamond cards to the streets with an necklace or cash. To claim your unusual twist to an old scam. free prize, you simply call an 800

In an extraordinary effort to or 900 number furnished on the educated potential victims about postcard. Attbis point, you're this perennial scourge, Inspectors connected to a high-pressure mailed more than two hundred "Yak" (sales agent) who spells out ..thousand postcards to indivi- the real deal. duals all over the country, " Guess what? Before any prize is offering recipients a "GUA· awarded. you'll have to pay the RANTEED PRIZE." promoter a fee of some kind, be it

This familiar ruse promises a registration fee or shipping

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charge. This is the tip-off to the rip-off. The scheme is aimed at separating the prize winner from

" enough ' money to cover the worthless vacation certificate or cheap costume jewelry which may or may not be sent in return, plus a nice profit for the operator.

Those who respond to the Inspectors' postcard and call 1-8CJ0..448-S6S6 ' will . get some helpful advise instead: --Don' pay anything for a "free prize", if you don't know what you're getting (Remember, calling a 900 telephone number cost money.) --Don't deal with firms orindivi­duals ' that make high-pressure demands for an anSwer RIGHT NOW! (Take time to check them ou~~) . " , -Don't give out your credit card number to anyone you don't know. (Callers that want a credit card number or expiration date to verify anything" about you aren't to be trusted.)

POI$iallnspectors are intent on preaervina' public confidenCe in the U.S. M,ailua means of acceuin.the marketplace, and point QQt that tb.evut .. jority of mail ordervendon arelepb:nate. lIWe want to drive the rotten

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PETERSBURG " POSTIN'GS

fetenburlDolia-(back row, I t~ r)TamiTa'ylor" Amanda Ad.ms, Courtney Scilrboroug~ Roni Yell, Veronica klia; (front row, I to r) BriUney ScoU, Nora Marquez, Juliana. Canalez, Carla Haggerty. Not available for picture were Corina Lopez, Robyn Underwood, . Courtney Fullin8Un and ,Brittany Fullingim. The Dolls arc coached by Kerry Byrd and Marc&eUe

, Underwood.

Michael . ' , Thompson; , Anthony Cedillo, Chance Willis,

'Jimmy M~uez. Kenny 1!nderwood and Jaime Zapata. Coaches for tbe Rangers are Domingo SedUlo and Paige , Undenvood.

LtDti.UlfS.e.·t~r ' ' Musleal'

JambOree Some very talented individuals

and .oups are scheduled to perform at the June Plainview Musical Jamboree on Saturday, June 26th at 7:00 p.m. in the Ollie Liner C~ter. Taking the stage wnt , be HIlpPY Feel of Amarillo, The Country Review of Friona.: ,', . Abbi Hutchison of Plairaview, Wt&1 TextU PrQise Tetl1lt of Amarillo, ShQnnQ VtIII Winkle of Lubbock and Chtules ' Sullivtlll af Olton.

The evenin, of music ' is free, but donations are needed for the continuance of the orpnization. A door pdzeofS2$ will be siven at the conclusion of the show.

Come and enjoy an eyening of ' hand-c1appin'. toe-lappin' good music:.

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Seventeen members and ' one pest were in attendance for the weekly noon meeting of Lions Club on June 16, 1993. Melvyn Dutton presided over the meet~ in~ Fines collected amounted to 52.62.

Don Hegi reported on a trip he and Mazie recently took ~o Temple. He advised that they did not take the major thoroughfare on their way, but traveld the back roads and took time to smell the roses and enjoy the sites that can be seen only on the less traveled

' road. ' Kountry Kitchen prepared and

served the meal . •••

Middle aKe: when a man ill Wlll'lled to 1II0w down by a doe­tor_lead or a policeman.

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Neverc:eae 10 be IIII8ZCd at whatc:bilcba will do, or.Y, or tbink. Read witb agRaidcalotintaesttho"tis$ueot~Enterprise. ~werezespoascsfJOra two tinder8lnarc" and w.ha1lboywUUld Ubthc world 10 be.

A vf!rY Iarp pen:ealI8o answaect. thoy would like for the world to be pretty, 10 be clean, to be good. For cbIldreD of this .. to be aware this world has some serious problemS, JeI1ly 8Cl me bact. ';" W".lw. dp$,.,l ~ttbeonly~,UUng .iI), ,~ ~4~' "Ooat­

Heed ~."W~. maybe IQ ..... es Mia ~udy, my-lim ,grIlc teaCher, when sbefounddirt-.dermy fiqemails orin my cars and swIWId my baDd with her ruler. Or maybe tile WICteCfWilOb in the Wizard ()f Oz (come to thiak about it, she was .. teaChoralso) l,JutltneW she~wasjustmakc, bolieve~

Guess I didn',kDow"" was any meanness or badness or pmb)ems in this , wcWlChintilWbrlilWarmWithall thethiDgs ourcbildreD see and hear tOday, I wu U'Uly _bOd.~ IbiS '8JOQP. of f~WlIstcrs had such thoughts. . . ,

, IIlope tb6Y-Conlinue to ba~such ~ghts utbey growolder andl~opedtezc , . . . 8l~in other sChools who have the same wishes. It can and

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Lady Buffs Basketball Camp a Big Success

Friday, June 18th, was the last day of the week lon, Petersburl Lady Buffs Basket ball Camp. Thirty-two enthusiastic athletes, ranging in age , from 8 to 14, participated in the camp.

Coaches Jim Fillingini. Steve Rodsen and Judy Allmon worked the sirls on shootinl and ball handling skills in addition to basic defense and offense. The sirla competed daily in shootinl events and conducted their own 3-on-3 tournament.

Each camper rec:eived a certi­ficate from the camp, with trophies being siven to the winnea oflhe .shooting contest and best iinprovedplayers. Re-

Velma Kirk Honored on90tb

Birthday

ceiving recognition were: 2nd" 3rd Grades

La), Up.: Nicole Harkey Spot Shots: Sarah Heli 'ree Throws: Madison Pope

<ttb " sail Graci. La, Ups: Leah Cedillo Spot Shots: Leah CediUo 'ree Throws: Leah Cedillo

6tb " 7tb Grad. La), Ups: Ashley Ramsey . Spot Shots: Tamie Taylor 'ree Throwi: Lori Stephens

, 8tb " 9th Grad. La), Ups: Jody Noel Spot ShOts: Jody Noel Free Throws: Jody Noel

3-0 ... 3 Tqwn., Wlnn .. Molly Ram~ Audra Morris&:

Courtney Scarborough Molt Improved 'lay ..

Amber Morris" Sunny Pienon

Gentle Rains , Fall at JQst the

, The family of Velma Kirk Rioht Time latltered auhe Hi Plains Nuning . ., " ,Home ip Hale Center Sunday, This past week the Petet'$bur" June , 20, to ,c:tlebrate her 90th , area has been fortunate ,to have

' birthday. Therew.,.-e 36 .family received sonic most · welcome ine-..1iera.,resent for the surprise rains: · The '. rain that ' f~U eady P,.tty, " Y..is~to;.,s . c .. me (r9m MQndayniornini,Jun~21 and Far,wdl • . (i'qdar)d, ' J.;u;bbock,earJY T"'~daymor:ni~g; lune22,

,~~~~ilC;~ · to~kQey, .~ ofcou,.e; , ,,,~rejustwllarthe farmers hact P'C.~~(s~ur,;'~<:barhe cl JeWeU ; been· hoping for; , Martin. Moilday .' ' mornin, showers

'" Velma will ' actually , celebrate were scattered and reports caB,ed . her birthday ,01\ JlIne28th~ Jfyou from 2/10 to 8110. ,, '

' would like to send her ,aeard to Tuesday~s early morning raiD heJP-hercelebrate; you can mail it was Ploreevenly distributedwitb to: . . ... rta ranp., frQm ~ to I". , v~_ ' , Iteprcll •• oftbe amounts,t~

was 'needed and came. at a opil9l1u.nc:, ~.llRe: ."fU1 wit"':

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AGRiCULTURAL SEMINA."!- Wayne Ro~son (rilht) of ,Peters bur. Hish School in Hale County attended atwo-day seminar on Land and Ranle and Pasture ju4,m.held 0.0 tbe campus of Tarleton State University. CondUcted by Tarleton faculty members Dr. Clyde Stahnke and Dr. Roger Witde (left). the workihop off«ed guidance in training high school and 4 .. H teams for the I~d and range and pasture competitions. the workihop was sponsored by Tarleton's Department of Agricultural Services aQd Development.

Options for Elderly Care Have Grown

Alternatives · in, elderly care have increased. Previously, the elderly had only three options:

their homes,family members' homes or nursinl homes, said .Dr. Ranjit Chacko, a geriatrie piychia­trist at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.

Today there are more options. In-homo services can prc;videmeals, housekeep­

ing and companionship for elderly peoplewho need some assista~b)ltprefer to . live in. their own ho · ,. ' . . meso Asiiitf!d livinl ip an apartment community offers

niini_" ... p~ision'while.l1Owing resicleDti .to livo ·independently. . . . " . . , Actu1t .~~ CiII .... en ~.rmit f...w, .... YtfI to wotk;'cl~d*clAy. a.kfeare.tor etdttlylatDii, ..... ~ -' IU,lbt. '. , . . .. '

$olbe':iUbiil. homes. otter shon~teI'!D anet ",piCe care. '" . ' c , :., . ' ". ' . ,' . '

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' ..( . .... . Lloyd Goldston . -O$lt:VARIES~ Moniz. Gilrtin

Services , for ~loyd .W. Goldston, 1S, were held at · 2:00 p.m. MondaY • . June 21, 1993 in First Baptist Church with ttte Rev. Ronnie TraviS officiating. the Rev. Waymon Swopes, paslorof Greenwood First Baptist Church in. Midland, assist~.

Bwial was in Strip Cemetery under direction of Lemons Funeral Home of Plainview.

He died at 5:30 -a.m. Friday. June 18. 1993 at his residence.

Golditon was born May 10,1918 in GaineJville and married Jane Muli on January lB, 1939 in Kermit. He attended Lake.view schools and worked for ' Lay Truckin. Company. He moved to

Petersburg in 197L He was Hale County Commissioner Precinct 2 for eight yean and owned oG"A Oil Company. He was a member and deacon of First Baptist Church and a member of the Petellburg Masonic Lod. and Petellburg Lions Club. He was a 32nd Dearee Mason and head of the Strip Cemetery for many

, years.

Survivors include his wife; a dauahter, LaHonda Adams of Petellbura; a brother. Jesse of Tucumcari, NM; two sisters. Pearl Culp ' of . Peters bur. and Lettre81 Harkness of Roswell, NM;two p'aildson; and fIVe grandchildren.

Order Your Pictures Now The POST will be taking picture orders for anyone who would like

to have a copy of their childs baseball team or a aroup picture of basketball camp . .

Come by the POST and let us know which picture you need a~ how many. We wiD place one order for reprints and will notify you when the pidures are in. · Pietures must be paid for in advance-price of each pidure ill S l. '

We will take order through July 22, so order now.

SC'ryices . for Moniza . Combs Gartin,89, were held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, June 21. 1993 in M~n Street Church of Christ.

Burial was in . Peters bur. Cemetery under. direction of Rix Funeral Directors of Lubbock.

Mrs. Gartin died Friday, June 18 in Methodist Hospital in LUbbock.

She was born in Van Zandt County and moved to Peters'".r. in 1942. She was a farmer, home­maker and a member of the

Church of Christ. A son, Billy Perry Combs. died in September ,1982.

Survivors include a son, James ' Combs Jr. of Lubbock; two brothers, Jessie Rasco of Fruit­ville and William Riley of Dallas; eiaht .randchildren~ and 13 p'andchildren.

Pallbearers were David G. Combs, Blake Lyde, Don Heai. A.L. Mosley, Terry Mulanax and . R.I. Cole. '

Sam Stewart Sam McDowell Stewart, aie

47, . lost his courageous fight to cancer on June 20, 1993 at his much loved Frederickiburs home, Honey Creek Farm.

Born August 1, I94S, in Plainview, he Jl'lduated from Petersburg Hi,h School and North Texas State University where he was a Sigma Nu. ·

Graveside services were June 21 at ·the Lockhart Cemetery. A memorial iervice will be at Honey

. Creek Farm. Loudon Road, Frederickiburg at .0:00 a.m.

. Saturday, June 26 offICiated by Reverends Sam Junkin and Rick Waters. Funeral arranpments were under direction ofSchaetter Funeral Home of FrederickS-bura·

. After a suCcessful career in In p'atitude of their special mOrtNe . banking in Dallas he care, the family requests rote to Chairman and Chief memorials be directed to Heart of Executive Officer of Honolulu the Hills Hospice, Box 950, MortNe Company of Hono- Iterrville, TX 78029-09S0; Hill lulu, Hawaii. He was a member of . Country Memorial Hospital. 1020 Frederickiburg United Metho- . Kerrville Road, Frederickiburg. dist Church. Frederickiburg TX 78624; or Texas C.ncer Chapter of Rotary International Center, Brackenridge Hospital, and Texas Mortgage Banken Austin, TX 78701. Association.

Randall Stanton Sam is survived by his wife of 26 yean, Camey; sons, Sam Stewart Jr. of Austin and Will Services for Randall Stanton. Stewart of Fredericksbur.; 60, · '. of LewillviUe, were beld mother. Marian SteWart of •. Th~y, June .l7,~3. . KerrviUe; sister. Beth Stewart of StantOD ... bom December 7. Fredericbbura; father .. in-law,1932 eddied June 15.1993. ··· J_. Spplclila. of A .... int · . . Ho 'ii 'surviYecl by his · wife. ....... Rob$tew,Il1' ~f, 'H"~ ' ·Vqinia;four~Q.bt~i Pb,l ...

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itrive to bring hope iuld.salVation . to tbe 100t oHhe wodd; ..

; . We ar~ proud afour conste .... ~ion . and thankful for every opport"nity :we h.vc, to serv~ . in

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Evelyn8yrd. Jilon Salls, Janette Rodriquez

' .. 27 Lydia "MaW- E., ,.,21 Benjamin HernandeZ

, .. 29 Fred4ly Salu

, • ., I . L.peCanales, Tommy Hildreth, Carmen Rodi'iquez,Jo Boren

, •• 27 Mr. &t Mrs. Topsy Alford . , •• 28 Mr. &t Mrs. Dave Spence

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Looking Ahead ~

, .. 25 Senior Citizens, U:OO a.m., Com­munityCenter; . 6:00 p.m. R~lCVe • . A's (ijl,. P~~bilr. TunbenvolvCl; 7:30 ".m. Lorenzo Ro&tiea @. ~_e ... b~. ltanps; 9:0() .,.1\- . N . . De,JRi4m@

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