'age 6
By Sherry Kent Taylor, Jr. proudly
announce the arrival of
Our regular reporter was James Daniel Taylor on
gone most of this week. March 15 at Henderson
Husband Nubbin Fleming County Memorial Hospital
was transferred from in Athens. The 9 lb. 8 oz. boy
Navarro Hospital to Baylor is welcomed into the world
Hospital in Dallas for by maternal grandparents,
further tests. We hope that the J.C. Airhearts and
Cleora and Nubbin will be paternal grandparents, the
back in Trinidad with us Tommy Taylor Srs.
again soon. The First Baptist Church
Mag Ridgway left March of Trinidad enjoyed a week
16 for St. Paul's Hospital in of Revival on March 13-20.
Dallas. She was scheduled to Preaching at 10:30 a.m. on
be operated on last week for Monday through Friday and
back problems, at 7 p.m. during the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy services Sunday through
Saturday, was Jess D. Cooke
of Ft. Wayne, Indiana.
During the week, a noon
luncheon was served follow-
ing each morning service,
and a church-wide luncheon
was served: at the Com-
munity Center following the
March 20 service.
Mr. ancLtMrs. Ray W.
Kent, Travis and Rae Ann
and Mrs. Don Arnold, Gary
and David were at Six Flags
Over Texas on March 19.
Mrs. L.D. Harris, Mrs.
Nelda Cartlidge, and Mrs.
Marh Arnold visited Mrs.
Maxine Cartlidge Ross who
is a patient at Medical
Center in Tyler.
The congregation of the
First Baptist Church
welcomed Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Wayne Stanfield,
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By Mrs. W.C. Fleming, ,Yr.
Mrs. Tommy Cheatwood and director of the Nobelmen
and Haven visited with Mrs.
Robbie Floyd and Kyle and
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Dunacusky.
Visiting Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Taylor and Jason of Key
Ranch Estates were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rawlings and
Stacey of Corsicana. Mrs.
Rawlings was a classmate of
Mrs. Taylor's in Rockdale.
Due to an accident that
left him with a broken ankle,
Paul Seward of Farmersville
gospel singing group was
unable to attend much of the
Revival at the First Baptist
Church. Paul was to have
been the Song Director
during the week. However,
the members of the congre-
gation are blessed with
talent among themselves.
Among those raising their
voices for the Lord in special
music presentations were: a
quartet composed of Joe and
Bernice Stubblefield, Robbie
Floyd and Bob Stelusky; a
trio consisting of Mary
Arnold, Pat Colvin, and
Sherry Kent; Jim Carter;
and the Youth of the First
Baptist Church• Paul was
able to come to Trinidad for
the services beginning
Thursday evening.
Pat Colvin, Ann Grayson
and Debbie Craddock were
home last week from Texas
A&M University visiting
with their families and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Neill of
Bartlesville, Okla., visited in
the home of their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Kent, Travis and Rae
Ann•
Marine Corporal Rickey L.
Dukes, son of Mae B. Dukes
of Route 1,
been promoted
rank while serving
Marine
Marine Force,
Lejeune, N.C. He
Marine Corps in
1973.
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Debbie, Timmy and Jerry
Stanfield and Jeff Thorpe Reliance Gas
into the fellowship of their '
church.
The remodeling of the
sanctuary of the First CAPITOL VISITORS: Austinare fromleR to right:
Baptist Church is coming Shown visiting with State Armando Rentofia, David
226 N. T/St Phone: 4894}512 along nicely and should be Representative Fred Head at Burton, B.W. Tatum, and
I ready for its dedication on the State Capitol Building in Bob Eisom, all of whom are
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OUR INTERESTI$IN YOU Rev. Earl King and Rev. AMBULANCES
Iav?PPO Jess 'COOke attended 'a i! :itlo.:t t
pastor s luncheon at K-Bob s
O n March 16. to give it to
00avmgs -- LEGAL NOTICE know if the
LENDER Mr. Eubank has
Notice is hereby given is the best thing or
Cbti .0 willthat a CitYbe held OfficerS'on the 2ndElecti°nday of anythingbUt it'Selse betterwe have,"than
Malak0ff 502 E. It/all 4 9-19 7 named city for the purpose Eubank said that if the
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of the following the court just completed the service comes up with only
i I I I I electing
officers for said city: Mayor
and three Aldermen. Said
election will be held at the
following polling place in
said city:
In Election Precinct No. 1,
at Trinidad City Hall
Building.
The polls at each of the
above designated polling
places shall on said election
day be open from 7 o'clock
a.m. to 7 o'clock p.m.
The absentee voting for
the above, designated
election shall be held at
Trinidad City Hall Building,
in said city, and said place of
absentee voting shall remain
open for at least 8 hours on
each day of absentee voting
which is not a Saturday,
Sunday or an official State
holiday, beginning on the
20th day and continuing
through the 4th day
preceding the date of said
election. Said place of voting
shall remain open between
the hours of 8-12 o'clock a.m.
and 1-5 o'clock p.m.
Dated this the 18 day of
January, 1977.
W.F. Miller
Mayor
LEGAL NOTICE
Se da aviso par la presente
que se llevara a cabo una
Eleccion de Funcionarios de
la Ciudad el dia 2nd de Abril
de 1977, en la ciudad arriba
mencionada para el propo-
sito de elegir a los siguientes
funcionarios para dicha
ciudad: Alcalde, tres
Concejales. Dicha election se
llevara a cabo en los
siguientes laguares de
votacion en dicha ciudad:
El Precinto Electoral
Num. Uno en el Edificio
Trinidad City Hall.
Los sitios de votacion
first of the year at a cost in
excess of $20,000.
Eubank Ambulance Ser-
vice will start a membership
drive immediately in an
attempt to get ambulances
located in the county,
Eubank said. He said that
an ambulance would be
assigned to the county for
each 1,700 membership
enrollments, which cost $25
for families and $15 for
individuals.
Eubank already has
approximately 1,900
ambulance service member-
ships on the north end of
Cedar Creek Lake, he sai,
anti "probably 90 per cent "
of those are in Henderson
County. Those member:
ships, obtained last year are
expiring now. he indicated,
and a general drive will be
started to re-enroll those
existing members and obtain
additional memberships.
In answer to a question,
Eubank said that he does
not plan to seek any kind o
subsidy for the Henderso
County service. Eubank ha
recently received a subsid
in Kaufman County from th
commissioners court, th
city of Kaufman and the cit
of ,Kemp. i'
this one thing needs t
be understood," Judg
• -
Winston Reagan smdi
"There will be no subsidy.'
"There's no doubt in m
mind Eubank can do a bette
job than we can," Precinct .
commissioner Jim Blaneney.
said. "We spent over $20
from Trinidad. They were in of Athens
the Capitol City recently to K Tinne/, Owner
attend a hearing on public
school education. DiJ 675-2269 in Athens
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enough memberships for one
or two ambulances, they
would still operate in the
countys, but that there
would certainly be delays at
time reaching people.
Commissioners agreed
they would endorse the
Eubank membership drive,
but stopped short of
recommending it as the only
service in the county.
At present, Paschal
Funeral Home in Malakoff
provides ambulance service
to the surrounding area, and
Don Pasc.hal and Jerry
Hinkle have indicated they
have no intention of
discontinuing the service.
Eubank said that the
membership would provide
"free" ambulance service as
often as medically necessary
in a 50 mile radius, but
would also include runs to
hospitals in Dallas, Tyler,
Jacksonville and Corsicana
even though they might be
beyond the 50-mile limit•
Non-members will be
charged a $50 base fee plus
$1 per mile one-way from
pickup point to destination,
be said. In addition there
will be charge for any special
equipment used, such as
oxygen, splints, etc.
The service will use
trained Emergency Medical
Technicians. He said he
anticipates a dispatch
arrangement through the
Henderson County Sheriff's
Office.
In other aciton Monday,
the commissioners adopted a
out there and I'd want revenue sharing budget
pretty good price for the thntatively approved last
equipment we bought and year. It allocates $443,159.75
the rent of the building. L in funds this way: road and
eleccion se mantendran
4qf l4
abiertos en el mencionado L,J ..,"
diM de elecciones de las 7
a.m. alas 7 p.m. about yOU
La votacion ausente para
la election arriba designada
se ilevara a eabo en el
Edificio Trinidad City Hall,
en dicha eiudad, y dicho
lugar de votacion ausente se
mantendra abierto por Io
menos ocho horas en cada
dia de votacion ausente no
siendo eabado, domingo a
dia festivo oficial del Estado,
principiando 20 dias y
continuando hasta el cuarto
dim anteriores a la fecha de
dicha eleecion. Dicho lugar
de votacion se mantendra
abierto de las 8-12 a.m. a las
bridge precinct 1,
$84,822.45; road and bridge
precinct 2, $98,919.59; road
and bridge precinct 3,
$62,231.91; road and bridge
precinct 4, $63,185.80; aduit,
$15,000; health and sanita-
tion, $38,000; fire depart-
ments, $20,000; libraries,
$6,000; and maps and plats,
$55,000.
In the session held
Monday afternoon, Precinct
1 commissioner Jim Blake-
nay was named as presiding
officer in the absence of
Judge Reagan, who was
unable to attend the after-
noon session because of a
medical appointment.
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your wishes exactly,
when it comes time to
arrange for funeral
and buriql services
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