Development
0000oard meets
i so.ry Boardofthe DonteyCounty School for Human
I rm:eneetn:nre._gll ar. quarterly session intheofflce of
s R .. _ " .... , tarendon Independent SchoolDis-
| faar.cn 5, 1973, With the following members present:
r ordell, President, MaurlceRisley Secretary-Trea-
£ev. Weldon Rives, Rev Paul Hancock Rev. Don
...Rev. Owen McGarlty, Rev. James Brdon, David
Mrs. Ethelyn Grady and Mrs. Cloe Ann Newhouse.
eeting was opened with a prayer by Rev Paul Han-
last meetingon November 27, 1972, were
aPproved as read.
fr rePorted that we had received a donation of
om Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. The Advisory Board
the secretary to write a letter of appreciation to
A financial report was made. We have a bat-
moved that we accept Rev. Paul Hancock and
s Brandon as new members. The motion was
Rev. McGarity. The motion carried.
reported on the success of the Janitor
in her "lass. She has four students now. Cindy
,'rayed for one month in Amarillo under the "Re-
Program.,,
rePorted on the possibility of some stu-
Memphis and Hedley. Rev. Hancock is to con-
moved that we pay the entrance fee of the stu-
Olympics. Rev. McGarity seconded the motion,
test the children.
;Smeyer,s class room needs an air conditioner.
set the next quarterly meeting for May 28.
no further buslnessthe President declared the
ose
game scheduled
Will see theKGNC Flusher and Flusherettes
at ClarendonCollegeGymnasiumat 7p.m.
Cl::°fthecollegewill have a team organized
Flushers and the K-Nine Club will trove
ti o Play against the Flusherette
s $1 for adu .... s.
, and SO cents for students. This
to be an exciting game with fun for all.
for the KGNC teams is Dr. Deaterhaus.
Scout banquet set
Will be held Friday night at 7 in the
Awards will be presented to the
and Den 2. Skits by the boys will provide the
Cub Scout is welcome to come with his
1family sheuldbring a vegetable dish,
Scouts will furnishthe fried chick-
The Colt's Corral
JOYCE
by Robbie Wise
A friend that was trusting
A friend that was true
A friend that was known to both me and you.
We will never forget her
For she was so kind
You could ask her anything
But she didn't mind.
That night we were all dreary
That night was so long
It was so quiet
You couldn't sing a song
You couldn't walk, you couldn't talk,
You couldn't see, but you could cry
That night when she left us
We didn't say "goodbye."
You might not even know Joyce
But if you do, you know
That somehow you feel her presence.
You feel her warm glow!
Joyce Taylor, a Clarendon 8th grader before having to
transfer to Lakeview this year, died in a car wreck last
Tuesday night. When she was in school here, Joyce was an
alternate cheerleader and a guard on the basketball team.
She was friendly; she was well liked; she'll be missed.
Started by the 8th graders and "finished" by the stu-
dents, teachers, and staff of Clarendon Junior High and
Elementary, over $200 was collected for the Taylor family.
Friday was Track Meet Day at CJH! And with it came
tired muscles, sunburn, and ribbons. Congratulations to
you winners!
Tennis is coming up soon. Hope to see some good players
this year!l
Plays have been getting action lately. We've Just begun
work on them in reading class.
Try-outs for all-reglon choir have started. The recital
will he held in Bonham Jr. High sometime in May.
The 8th graders are writing a nice long research paper.
Fortunately it can be about a subject of our own choosing!
Congratulations to Kay N., Brenda R. and Brent H. for
winning the local Spelling Bees. Congratulations again to
Brenda, Brent and Karla N. for being chosen the UIL spell-
ers. Ken S. is the alternate.
The Oral Reading contestants are Mary M. and Dwight
H., with Helen R. and Bright N. as alternates.
Representing us as the CJH Ready Writers will be Mary
M. and Brent H., with Roberta B. as alternate.
We're proud of ALL ofyouwho tried out for these contests
and wish you winners good luck at the District Meet next
week,
That's all from Colt Country!
School
Menu
MARCH 26-30
MONDA Y
Chlp-O- Pie with Cheese
Tossed Green Salad
Buttered Corn
Chocolate Cake
Milk
TUESDAY
Oven Fried Steak with Gravy
Creamed Potatoes
Buttered Peas with Carrots
Hot Rolls
Whipped Honey Butter
Milk
now showing
Baggy Look.
WEDNESDAY
Pinto Beans with Ham
Cole Slaw
Tomatoes with Macaroni
Cornbread
Sliced Peaches
Milk
THURSDAY
Bar-B-que Chicken
Potato Salad
Seasoned Green Beans
Homemade Bread
Pineapple Pudding
Milk
Young men's
slacks
FRIDAY
Hamburger on Bun
Lettuce & Tomatoes
Pickle & Onion Slices
French Fries
Surprise Cake
Milk
Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sibley,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morrow and
Mr. and Mrs. James Owens
went to Pampa square dancing
Saturday night.
21/2 inch cuffs, Mike Johnson is Improvillg
following the wreck at Sham-
rock Saturday night.
wide bells Margaret Waldrop is home
Knits and Cottons
2B'38 All Lengths
s $12 to $22
from Groom Hospital where
she underwent surgery.
Howard & Jewell Stewart,
sister of Mrs. Wayne Mc-
Elroy, visited the McElroys
Friday.
Mrs. Della Underdown left
Tuesday for Carnegie, Okla-
homa, to visit her sister, Mrs.
George Adkins, for a while.
The Clarendon Press, March 22, 1973, Page 9
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TERRY BIBLE of Ashtola escaped injury lhursday night when his car went out of control,
left the highway and toppled on Highway 70, just across from Medical Center. The car was
totally demolished, and it took 30 minutes for workmen to remove Bible from the car,
but he walked out unscratched. What a miraclel (Press Photo by Will Lowe)
Revival
set
Rev. R. L. Leeder, Pastor
of the AssemblyofGodChurch
in Clarendon, has announced
that Rusty Glpson will begin
Revial services at the church
Sunday, March 25th.
Rev. Gipson is a young man
with a ministry in song as well
as good Gospel Preaching. He
has been preaching for four
years and until recently had
been playing and singing with
a Gospel group.
P astor Leeder extends a cor-
dial invitation to the public.
Services will start each night
at 7 p.m. Week nights usual
hours on Sunday, and 6: 30Snn-
day night.
A basic premise of the Christian faith is that everything
started out good. God made our world and everything in it
and called it good. God made man and made him good. Now,
you and I know from experience, from whatwe hear and see,
that everything in our world isn't good.Something happened.
Something went wrong. What happened? I was riding down the
street of a large city one day with my little four year-old
girl. She saw standing on the street corner what seemed to
her little mind to be some pretty low-downlooking charact-
ers. She said, "Daddy, they looks mean. What made them
mean, Daddy? Oh, Daddy, I know. They gots mean by them-
selves didn't they?" From the mouth of a child comes wis-
dom said the ancients. God made everything and everyone
basically good, but we are always messing up God's perfect
order.
Webster' s dictionary defines good as "something conform-
ing to the moral order of the universe." That is a good the-
ological definition also. That makes bad and wrong that
which does not conform to the moral order of the universe.
Something is out of order. When wrong or bad is done,
most often someone is out of order. Most of the wrong in
our world has a manor menatits roots. Something is wrong
with men. It is hard for a man to be good. It is easier for
him to be wrong. Man is out of order and does not conform
to the moral order of the universe. Something is wrong
with man's nature.
Goodness is a Godly characteristic. The ability to be good
and do good comes from God. Goodness is one of those
qualities of the spritual life of man. No man within himself
is good enough for God, or even good enough to do good.
When a person does good, something has tugged at that high-
er quality within him. It takes God working in a man's life
to change his nature. Only God can change the man whose
basic tendenc is to do wrong to a nature whose basic ten-
dericy is to:"cl) d.
he Apostle Paul calls goodness one of the fruits of a
life lived for God, a resuR of a soul in harmony with God's
moiai order of things. So, you can't get good by yourself.
You will have to have God's help to make yourself good; you
wil have to have God's assistance to helpyou live good; and
yo@ need Gtyd's aid to help you do good.
Where do we start?Startwlthyourself, your own soul. Ask
God to help you be good, and then, to do good. Put yourself
in a good environment. Attend the churchof your choice regu-
larly. Read your Bible and learn to pray. Srt being kind
to those around you. Go out ofyourway for somepne without
complaining about it. Learn to love your neighbor as yourself.
ARer all, that is the Golden Rule. If all of us lived R, our
lives would conform to the moral order of God. Let GOd
make you good; then, you can do good. Being good and doing
good as a continuous, natural, habit of life, requires a
change in your nature. Only God can do that for you. Why
not ask him to do it. We can use a whole lot of goodness in
this old world.
Our Best Selection Ever....
.......... Our showroom iscomplete.
We have a good selection of new cars,
with many more arriving daily.
See the All-New Dodge Club-Cab Pickup on:Display.
See the new
Plymouth
Gold Duster.
Hwy. 70 South
I
Dodge-Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge Trucks
Clarendon, Texas
We've got GREAT Deals on GREAT Cars.
