The Clarendon Press, November 1, Page 12
the annual Sul Ross College Rodeo at Alpine, Texas this past
weekend.
Over 350 contestants vied for honors which gave Sul Ross first
place in the boys division and the girls from Eastern New Mexico
University a first place in the female competition.
Competition was keen in all events, featuring some of the best
intercollegiate rodeoers in the nation. Clarendon College is a
member of the Southwest Region of NIRA, the largest region in
the United States. The Southwest Region Champion usually wins
or places in the top three each year at the National Finals.
In the riding events, Clarendon College looked very strong
with three students completing bull rides and three bareback
riders completing he eight seconds.
Librarians hold meeting
The M. K. Brown Civic Center in Pampa was the site for the
District II Texas Library Association meeting on Saturday,
October 27. Attending the meeting from Clarendon was Mrs.
Dick Delaney, Mrs. Dema Justice, and Miss Sara Cline.
Highlights of the meeting included an address by Dr. Lloyd I.
Watkins, President of West Texas State University. The
afternoon session covered Supreme Court decisions on
Obscenity: Libraries and local options. The panel consisted of
Dr, Fred C. Pfister, Texas Womens University at Denton; Dr.
Hannah J. Junkie of TWU; Mr. Bruce Aycock, City Attorney at
Amarillo; Mr. Don Lane, Trustee, Lovett Memorial Library at
Pampa.
Election of officers was held and Miss Sara Cline, librarian at
Clarendon College, was elected to serve as District II Treasurer
for 1974-75.
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Services held
Services for Hosea Garrett, 95, who died Sunday afternoon at
Vaile-Hi Inn Nursing Home in Del Rio, was at 2 p.m. Wednesday
in the First Baptist Church here.
Dr. James O. Brandon, pastor, officiated. Interment was in
Citizens Cemetery under the direction of Murphy Funeral Home.
Mr. Garrett, who was born September 26, 1878, at Bonham,
Texas was a Iongtime resident of Boise City, Okla. He was owner
and manager of the Cimarron Abstract Company, and was a
member of the Masonic Lodge at Boise City. He was a Baptist.
He married the former Julia Hunt of Clarendon, who died May
9, 1969. Mr. Garrett had lived in Del Rio since 1970.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Florence E. Mode of
Del Rio and Mrs. Mary Kraintz of Marysville, Calif.; one son,
John H. Garrett of Boise City; five grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Loyd Johnson, Joe Lovell, Leroy Leathers,
Joe Bownds, P. C. Messer and Troy Guy.
Directors meet
The Greenbelt Water Authority directors will meet in CroweU
this Thursday night, November 1st. A cookout will he held at the
Henry Black Ranch beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a business
meeting following.
Memorial Service Set
The Progress and Living Memorials committee of the First
United Presbyterian Church wishes to invite the public to the
13th annual memorial service on Sunday, November 4th, at 9
a.m. in the Sanctury. At this service the memorials received
during 1973 will be presented for dedication.
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Hedley people were shocked with the news of the death by
drowning of the 17 month old baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Boehning. The accident occurred at their farm home just
out of Canyon last Monday, October 21st. The mother is the
former Almita Sue Tidwell of Hedley. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Tidwell. Sympathy is extended to the family.
The Hedley High School girls and boys basketball teams won
their games with the McAdoo High School teams here Friday
night by good margins. They play out of town games this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cherry of Amarillo and Howardwick
visited the T. J. Cherrys Sunday.
".., ,M-and Mrs. Joe W6bdannounce the approaching marriage
'o"f their daughter Jean t Stephen Stafford, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Stafford of Amarillo on Saturday, November 3rd at 7
p.m. at the Hedley United Methodist Church.
Mrs. CaUie Baker, 69, passed away in Hedley Tuesday,
October 23rd. Memorial services were conducted at the Hedley
Church of Christ at 3 p.m. Thursday, October 25th, with minister
Bright Newhouse officiating. Internment w. as in the Quail
Cemetery at Quail, Texas. Sympathy is extended to the family.
Former Hedley Groceryman, Dutch Vallance of Memphis was
a Hedley visitor last Wednesday.
A meeting of Zone 2 Region IV Lions International will be held
at the Clarendon Lions Club Den Tuesday night of next week,
November 6th. The zone consists of the Lions Clubs of'
Howardwick, Hedley, Memphis, Lakeview and Clarendon. Zone
chairman Glenn Doty of Howardwick will be in charge of the
meeting. The Deputy District Governor over this zone is Allen
Estlack of Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence (Red) DeBord of Stratford visited Mrs.
Louise Long and Hedley friends Saturday.
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Mrs. Cheryl Gale and children and Mrs. Wanda
daughter Beth of Amarillo visited Mrs.
B. Pickett Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Jeffers left for
Texas, where they will attend their 1 lth famil,
a weeks visiting.
Mrs. Eloise Spalding and Mrs. Geneva Kenny
their niece Carol to Houston for a check up last
Former McKnight resident Clarence (Fat)
Clarendon was a Hedley visitor Friday.
Conrad Berry of Ft. Worth passed away last
services were conducted at the Glen Rose Baptist
Worth Sunday. He was a brother of Willie
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephens were weekend
A boy's boxing tournament will be held in
Saturday evening. That event is sponsored by
Lions Club. Several Hedley boxers plan to
Mrs. Horace Duvall of Lakeview and daughter
visited Mrs. Alva Simmons and other Hedley
She commented on how nice the front of her
building looked after it had been redone.
Former Hedley banker K. S. Wooldridge of
Hedley visitor last Tuesday.
The Hedley 1919 Study Club met in the home of
Sunders Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Cullen
Myrtella Deahl were co-hostesses. The
Wilson, opened the meeting at 3 p.m. with the
collect in unison.
Minutes of the September meeting were read
without correction. Old and new business was
was decided to take an advertisement in the Hedley
Annual. The report of the parlimentarian was
Myrtella Deahl and the report of the treasurer was
Omie Simmons. Verda Hinds gave an article
Mrs. Nettle Miller gave a report on her visit to
Delicious refreshments were served to 1S
Mr. and Mrs. Herlie Moreman visited the
the St. Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo last Tuesday.
Wiggins was reported up and learning to walk again i
months. Paul Lair was reported still in a critical
Mrs. Jack Quisenberry of Childress passed
in a Dallas hospital after a long illness. She was
Jack Quisenberry, daughter-in-law of Mr. and
Quisenberry and granddaughter-in-law of Mrs.
In addition to the relatives, Hedley friends
services for her in Childress Friday included
Reeves, Mesdames J. J. Terry, Dannie
Johnson, Graham Brinson, Mary Ruth White, Rev.
and Graham Brinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter of Pampa were
Sunday.
The Donley County entries in the Cotton
Memphis !ast Saturday included the entry from the
Club of Clarendon College and the Greenbelt
Donley Feed Lot float, the Hedley Lions Club float,
from the Security State Bank of Hedley, the
Agency float and the Hedley Riding Club. This
the beauty of the parade.
A. G. Alexander of Memphis was a Hedley
Mrs. A. M. Saunders entered the Hall County
Memphis Thursday of last week.
Mrs. J. B. Pickett's company last Thursday
Pickett and Mrs. Vilitte Dawson of Amarillo and
Ferner of Long Beach, California.
Carl Reid is reported in the Hall County Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Farris Martin and son Butch have
home in Hedley they purchased fro(m Mr..and ]
Adamson. Welcome to Hedley.
Mrs: Lucile Franklin is still in the Hall County
Memphis. Her condition is reported serious.
The Eastern Star Friendship dinner held in the
Club Den last Saturday night was well attended
from out of town.
The Hedley American Legion Post's membership
close on the traditional Veterans Day, November
now has a paid in advance membership for 1974 of
The 1973 post membership was 84.
Roy Ritchie of the Chamberlain Community
Hedley visitor.
State representative Phil Cates of Lefors was a
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Shelton of Houston are
Clay this week.
In the home of Mrs. Mollie Dickson for the
Mrs. Ann Quisenberry at Childress Friday were
Mickel of Denver, Colo., Mrs. May Wilson and Mr.
Thomas of Amarillo and Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
daughter Linda of Panhandle.
Mr. and Mrs. Dearmond Peabody and family
Mrs. Louise Long Sunday.
A W.S.C.S. meeting was held at the Hedley
Church at 3 p.m. Monday, October 29th to continue
"The Healing Fountain."
Open house was held at the new home of Mr.
Adamson Sunday afternoon. Those helping
the new home were their daughter and family,
Stone, granddaughter Judy, grandson Dannie
Fall decor was carried out. The register table was
tangerine linen cloth centered with a beautiful
mums. Presiding at the table was June.
The serving table was covered with a basket of
apples. Punch was served by Judy. Many
received.
Out of town relatives attending the Ansil
house Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. John
and their daughter, Vivian Krister, Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter Aubrey Blankenship, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adamson and son, all of
Mrs. Bill Kilpatrik of Memphis and Mr. and
Kress.
Happy birthday to Clifford Johnson. He is
birthday on November 7th.
A siste of Mrs. S. G. Adamson, Mrs, Webb
visited here over the weekend.
A surprise birthday party was given for Mrs.
Wednesday evening, October 24th, by the M.Y.F,
Wood and Mrs. Marie Skaggs.
At the Hedley United Methodist Church
service a good sermon was heard from the pastor,
Pigg and special music was given by Mrs. Troy
Fred Stafford and Ross Springer. Attendance was
that were not there were missed.
Sunday attendance was also good at the
Christ and the First Baptist Church.
The next meeting of the Hedley Lions Club
night of next week, November 8th. The meeting
p.m. new time.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jouett and children of
the Barney Johnsons Sunday.
The Hedley floats in the Memphis parade
well. The Security State Bank float designed by
placed second, the Highway 287 Care car
Sargent placed third and the Donley County
placed fourth.
