The Clarendon Press, June 14, Page 6
Country Club
Ladies Golf Association play day last Monday was highly
successful. A luncheon and business session was attended
by 21 players present. The windless weather was appre-
ciated.
Board of Directors of the Country Club met last Wednes-
day night in special session and attended to several items
of emergency business. The directors are indeed happy to
extend a great big welcome to sevennew members who Join-
ed the club in May.
To repeat a swimming pool rule change: Members and
children of members whether they live in A marillo, Pampa,
Wheeler, Memphis, Claude, Clarendon or wherever may not
bring guests to the pool who live in their home town. Only
"out-of-town" guests of members will be admitted. We are
trying our best to prevent overcrowding of the swimming
pool.
Directors of Greenbelt Water Authority met Thursday
night for dinner and their regular monthly business meeting.
Saturday was a big day for both local and out of town golf-
ers. A tournament for college exes was held and winners
were Glen Wallace infirstplacewitha 70 net, Jimmy Adams
71 net and James Stavenhagen with a 72 net for third place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Henson entertained his parents, son
and family and brother of Rudell with a dinner at the club
last week. Emma Dearer was hostess to two tables of
bridge Friday afternoon.
Thirty - five Howardwick Lions met Saturday night for
dinner and their regular business meeting. Part of their
program was organ music by M. M. McCully.
Saturday, June 16, the Pantex tournament will be held with
a shotgun start at 8 a.m. If our local golfers can plan their
play to begin around noon the course will be much more
available since some tournament players will have finish-
ed by then.
Sunday, June 17, a Florida Scotch Scramble will take
place. The fee is only $3.00 for members and $5.00 for
non-members. Call the pro shop for reservations.
Plans are being made for the big, big tournament, the
Greenbelt Invitational, to be played June 23 and 24, It's
the one that brings in the best from far and near. It's
a real pleasure just to watch them tee-off and finish so
make it a point to come out and enjoy some of it both
days. You can be right out there playing in a foursome of
par shooters for only twenty bucks. Get the whole story
from Jim Terry.
Don't forget "Family Night" next Wednesday, June 30.
Supper at 7:30 and fun at 8:30. You might break the bank.
We will be looking for you. Make your reservations by
calling 874-2166.
lwirlers meet
The Y Knot Twirlers met Friday night with good dancing
to the calling of Audry Brown.
The business meeting was to discuss the anniversary
dance that will be Saturday in Lions Club Hall, and as this
is the llth anniversary several clubs are expected here to
help celebrate.
Come out Saturday night and have fun square dancing.
HOWARDWICK LIONS president Neal Mann, right, and new
in-coming president Vernon Berry, present a check to Mrs.
Alton Hendricks for $100 for the Friendship Club. The
presentation was made during the second anniversary cele-
bration Saturday night. (Greenbelt News Photo)
MIKE McCULLY entertained the Howardwick Lions Club
during their second anniversary Saturday night at the
Clarendon Country Club. (Greenbelt News Photo)
Former resident
dies in wreck
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Baum-Car
lock-Baumgardner Funeral Chapel in Mineral Wells
Jerry Don Stewart, 30, aformerClarendon residentwho v
killed Monday morning in a one-car accident near Onm
Nebraska.
Burial was in Mount Peak Cemetery near Mineral Wells
Stewart was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. SteW
of Mineral Wells, former residents of Clarendon. stew
was a fUneral director for Murphy Funeral Home and owlld
a flower shop here. His wife worked at Adair Hospital ha
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Summer is indeed upon us now. And it certainly should
be . . . to day being about the middle of June. The kids are
finally "coming down." The end-of-school celebrating is
over, and everyone has settled down to the rather monoto-
nous summer life. The guys are working out in the hot sun,
and the girls are not working out in the hot sun. Some have
even begun vacationing. Others have left Clarendon for the
summer.
Greenbelt Lake seems to be afavorite spot for many kids.
Boating and skiing are very popular . . . especially on a
hot summer afternoon. Of course, swimming is very re-
freshing , too. The Country Club and Western Skies Motel
are the two pools most frequently used. (Well, besides the
lakel) The lake is not only used during the day.., many
kids enjoy going out at night, too!
Just recently, a new form of "recreation" has been pop-
ular with a few kids. Russell Keown managed to escape in-
Juries, when he had a slight collision with "another mov-
ing vehicle." I can't say the same about his car, thoughl
Mike Leeper's car is still going after his wreck with a
truck. Luckily, he, too, escaped injury. Debbie Robertson,
fresh out of Driver's Ed, put a "dent" in her parent's
car last week. Or maybe I should say "got a dent put in her
parent's car .... I" People are always telling us that female
drivers are the worse drivers of the two sexes. One out of
three isn't that bad, now is it?
Leaving town seems to be the "in" thing to do around
Clarendon. Carrie Neal left for the University of Okla-
homa last weekend. She is attending summer school, get-
ring acquainted, and I believe I heard that she has been
awfully busy learning how to ride a bicycle again. Tommy
Shields left last week, also. He has gone to Lubbock for the
summer. Jerry Holland left after school let out. He is
working with his uncle up north. Jerry will be back,
however, when school starts. Terry Saye was in Colorado
City all last week. She and her mother visited with her
grandmother. Pat and Wanda Trout have also been away
visiting their grandmother who lives in McLean.
Katrlna Messer travelled to Austin during the first few
days of June where she was entered in State Twirling Com-
petition. Katrina did very very good.., she brought home
a II The Ensemble Sextet also went to Austin. They brought
home a III. Congratulations to everyone.., especially Ka-
trlna.
The 1973-74 CHS Twirlers left for twirling camp Sunday,
June 10o The five day camp is held in Canyon. The twirlers
have been practicing like crazy for this camp. They will
learn many new routines andwill compete against many area
twirlers . The 1973-74 twirlers are Kim Newhouse, Andi
Eads and Karen Burgess. The girlswill return home tomor-
row.
The 1973-74 Cheerleaders have really been working hard
for their trip to Dallas to Cheerleading Camp. The girls
have been making clothes for camp and practicing on their
yells. They have also ordered their suits for football and
basketball season. Saturday, June 16, the cheerleaders will
sponsor a bake sale. The sale will be held at the grocery
stores beginning at 9 a.m.
Everyone in Clarendon is glad to hear that Miss Yeach is
doing fine after her surgery. We'll all be glad when she is
up and going again.
Two Clarendon families have moved away Just recently.
Kistle and Kelli Longham moved with their familyto Amar-
illo last week. Gina Killingsworth moved with her family
back to New Mexico right after graduation. We're all going
to miss Kristle, Kellie and Gina, but we wish them lots of
happiness in the new (and oldl) homes. Kristie and Ke111e
shouldn't be too lonesome.., they're only 60 miles away.
And since John has already made a trip to see Gina, she
shouldn't be too lonesemej eitherl
Last week seemed to be the week of the fights for many
of us. It all started as a fun-filled evening in Childress.
The fun even included a dancel The only problem
out to be the escorts. They were the "wrong"
according to a carload of girlsl A carload of girls who
pened to be going with a couple of these escortsl The
was the most exciting part.., our car was in the
We remained in the lead all night. And the
Shauua, Tracy and I left town at 6:30 a.m.I!
we were a little disguested at the behavior of these
we managed to have a nice time. It was a change,
way!
And then there's the one with a neighboring Owll
Many of the kids have been going to Amarillo for
tainment. Among the many who have gone are Kim,
Tracy, Tommy and Cindy. The drive-in can be a little
gusting in the rainI And it can be a little
when the cashier ask, "How many on this ticket?"
Cindy?
Since I didn't have a column last week, many people
asked me if I am still writing. Well yes, I am, but
activities are rather limited during summer
some weeks I may not have enough news to make a
However I do plan to write every week except those f@
weeks that news is so "scarce!"
Velma Lemons visited in the home of her nephew, Mr. $
Mrs. Jerry Lemons, of Brice Monday afternoon. Her gr@
nephew, Jeston, recently had a freak accident withhis mo
bike, but is improving and home from the hospital.
Mrs. Katie Scoggins of Memphis spent the weekend vi#
ing her mother, Mrs. J. H. Ashcraft, and sister, EI.j
Ashcraft, and other relatives and friends. She atte
church Sunday where she saw many other friends. She'o
lived in Clarendon.
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