10A--The Malakoff News, Thursday, Aug. 18, 1983
Come to the ribbon cutting and help us celebrate!
404 East Royall Blvd.
489-2073
489-2061
675-7632
675-4357
Hwy. 85&90
To
Eostex
Furniture
Worehouse
All
3 Pcs.
Assorted Colors
Complete With
Mattresses
7-1 5
To
To Mabank
Xr~ Hwy. ':K)
To i Hwy. 8.5
Seven Points
I
I 90
I to Malokoff
Daily 9 to 9
Sun. 12 to 6
Pine or Maple
tO
Hwy. 175
Gun Barrel City
To
Includes: Dresser, Mirror,
Chest, Headboard 8, Nite
Stand
EARLY AMERICAN
SOFA, LOVESEAT
& CHAIR
All 3 Pieces
1 Yr. Guarantee 5 Yr. Guarantee 15 Yr. Guarantee
TWIN ............... egg Set ........S 1 | 9 Set .................... $139 Set
was 19 inches long.
FULL .............. $1lgSet ........ $139 Set ....................$159 Set Proud grandparents are Doyle and
Polly Shumate of Carthage and Roy
QUEEN s149 Set $1n Set .................... s239 Set and Barbara Cunningham of Mt. Ver-
.................... non.
KIN6 .............. s169 Set ........ s239 Set .................... s319 Set Great grandmothers are Louise
SHumate and Arzilla Hughes of
Malakoff.
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1982 Citation (st. 3583) ......s8,280"1982 Century (st 3472) ....... $9,510"
1982 Chevy Luv (st. 3824).. Diesei ' " s7,787" I982 Century (st 3361) ..... "'.. s9,511"
1982 Chevy Luv (st. 3826).. Diesel. s7,9754'1982 Century (st 3235):.,. . . s9,561sl
1982 S-10 (st. 3304) ..... s7,341"1982 Cavalier (st 3050) ...... s8,367"
1982 Crew Cab (st. 3486). 9,930"1982 Celebrity (st 3645)... i .'8,838"
1982 S-10 (st 3323) ..... s8,563"1982 Cab Chassis (st 3266). s13,366®
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with Genuine Genuine GM Parts
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III
Chevy Luvs
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Malakoff West Royall Blvd. Malakoff Athens
Tammy and Gary Cunningbam of Mt.
Vernon announce the birth of their
daughter, Cortney Blaine Cunningbam,
worn August 9, 1983 at 2:58 a.m. at
Hopkins County Memorial Hospital.
She weighed 5 Ibs. 15 oz. at birth and
It's a Girl!
When CLNH's "future boss," Beau
Humble, was bern a little over a year
ago, everyone at the home was excited
and very proud. Now with all of us who
are doting grandparents and grest-
grandparents, this is to be expected.
One resident, however, practically out-
did all of us bragging about Beau...
Mr. Radney.
From the day that he learned that
Beau was a bey, he started looking for a
pair of striped overalls for him.
Everytime he found out that one of us
was going shopping, he asked us to look
for "that black-
headed bey" a pair of overalls. Inciden-
tly, Beau was born red-headed and has
changed to tow-headed.
Finally, last week Mr. Radney's
"black-headed bey" got his stripped
overalls and Mr. Radney is as proud of
them as if they and Beau were his very
OWTI.
When Beau was smaller and couldn't
run around and trip people up, Mr.
Radney often shared baby sitting
chores with Beau's great-grandmother,
Mrs. Ruth Sims. He made a good baby-
sitter, too. In addition to baby sitting,
Mr. Radney is also in charge of the
chickens and dog here at CLNH. He
must be doing a good Job 'cause we sure
have fat chickens and a happy dogl
We also want to tell you what a nice
thing the folks at the new Donut Palace
have been doing for us. Everyone loves
donuts, but our nutritionist rarely in-
cludes them on our monthly menus. The
people at the Donut Palace have been
donating their goodiosl Donuts, cin-
namon rolls, all that good stuff to eat
and the residents have surely been en-
joying them. If this keelm up, we may
have the fattest residents in the state of
Texas.
Lake Nursing H,
6y Sue Smalling
Seriously, though, our folks have en- got an A plusI About the
joyed the goodies and we appreciate the cuased the inspectors
Donut Palace for thinking about us. eyebrows was my
Someone else we appreciate is Mrs. diplomatic word
Haynes and her daughter, Becky, who "disorganized." I
come and help as volunteers almost they thought it
daily. They are such a pleasure to have. think the obsses did to<
Thank you Becky, and Mrs. Haynesl have been on me to
Oh, by the way, we just came through don't know what
our biggie inspection recently and we keep you posted on
BUBBA HAYES AND KELLI HARNED
to Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L., Harned of currently
Tyler announce the engagement and The ceremony
approaching marriage of their AUg. 20, at 8 p.m.. _
daughter, Kelli Lynnette, to Bubba Baptist ChurchatTY.!er
Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas All friends are invi
lvitSo
ASHLYN RUST
Ashlyn Rust
celebrates first
Ashlyn Rust, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Rust of Grand Prairie,
celebrated her first birthday July 22.
She is the great-granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. King of Log Cabin
Estates.
Humble)
and the late Kermit Hayes. :io~[
The future bride is a 1979 graduate of
Chapel Hill High School. She attended
Tyler Jr. College and Texas A&M
where she received a degree in set at
mechanical engineering.
The futtfl'e groom is a 1978 graduate Mass registration sl
of Malakoff High School. He attended County Junior
Henderson County Junior College and Thursday, August:
Howard County Jr. College. He is 6:30p.m. and
26, from 8:20 a.m. to
Drumgoole, vice
affairs,
Students
designated time
letter of their last
if the last name
"E", the student
ween 8:30 a.m. to 9
August 25, in the
buildings.
Research indic t#
nitrogen
Laboratory stu~eS
could be used to
percent of the oil and
reservoirs, says a
sity researcher.
Encouraging test
using nitrogen as
natural gas
recovery of oil,
reservoirs, said Dr.
professor of petroleUn
assistant director
Petroleum
headquarters at
sit),.
Nitrogen has
laboratory to displ
oil recovery
nitrogen injectior
percent recovery
FEED* SEED. SUPPLIES
FARMERS & RANCHERS
KENNETH LEWIS
OWNER WEST HWY. 31, KERENS
BEST OF FRIENDS--Beau Humble, seated on his grandmother Ruth Simm• lap, is wearing his stripped overs~']~
a present from John Radney. Beau is a favorite of all the resident at Cedar Lake Nur•ing Home. (Courtesy phOtOnY
