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Candi Connor winsnational recognitionfor 25 years of serviceto the Tri-CountySoccer Association.

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Bob Jenkins sharesprison ministryexperiences withRotarians.

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Career post office clerk to retire

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After 18-1/2 yearsof employmentwith the City ofSeven PointsPost Office,CarolynDollgener will beretiring at theend of thismonth. A come-and-go receptionwill be held atthe Seven PointsPost Office from7:30 a.m. to 11a.m. and noon to3 p.m. Friday,Jan. 30. Stop byand wish herwell. Her sister,Janice Hickson,and sister-in-lawBrenda Dupreewill be servinglightrefreshments.

KEMP ISD SUBSTITUTETEACHER TRAININGThe Kemp ISD is

hosting substituteteacher training from 9a.m. to noon Thursday(today), Jan. 29. Spaceis limited to 25 appli-cants. See Misty Ferrellin the administration of-fice for an application.Kemp ISD is located at905 S. Main in Kemp.For more information,call (903) 498-1394.

GRACE HOUSE TO HOLDANNUAL FUNDRAISING

BANQUETGrace House, a resi-

dential life skills trainingprogram for women, isholding its annualfundraising banquet atthe Cain Center, 915 S.Palestine St., in Athens,at 6:30 p.m. Saturday,Jan. 31. For information,call (903) 432-0012 or(903) 288-3528.

FREE AARP TAX-AIDEFree AARP Tax-Aide

begins in February from8 a.m. to noon on Mon-days at The Library atCedar Creek Lake inSeven Points, 9:30 a.m.to 1:30 p.m. onWednesdays at theSilverleaf RetirementCommunity in Gun Bar-rel City and 8:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. on Fridaysat the Trinity ValleyCommunity College inAthens, Building 505.

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man to hospitalBy Pearl CantrellMonitor Staff Reports

PAYNE SPRINGS–APayne Springs man hasbeen hospitalized sincebeing injured in a dog at-tack reported Jan. 19.

Henderson CountySheriff’s Office Capt.Bryan Tower reports the43-year-old man had bitemarks and lacerationsfrom his upper body to hislower extremities, and wastreated in the intensive careunit at East Texas MedicalCenter-Tyler after receiv-ing initial treatment in GunBarrel City by EMS.

Mikel ChristopherKirkpatrick, 43, wasfound outside his residenceon Lake Arrowhead Drivearound 4:30 a.m. aftersomeone heard a commo-tion and found him yellingfor help.

Kirkpatrick told the re-sponding deputy he wasattacked by three pit bulls.

Tower reports one pitbull was seized the sameday of the attack andplaced in quarantine.

Animal Control OfficerJohn Haverly seized twomore pit bulls later in the

week, believed to be in-volved in the mauling.

A dangerous dog hear-ing held before Precinct 2Justice of the Peace KevinPollock resulted in all threeanimals being designatedas dangerous.

Two of the dogs wereordered to be humanelydestroyed and the third re-turned to the owner afteragreeing to comply withHenderson County’s ani-mal control ordinance ad-dressing dangerous dogs.

Those conditions in-clude:

• posting signs on theirproperty warning of a dan-gerous animal on site.

• noting, via electronicchipping, of the dog’s dan-gerous disposition.

• having the animalspayed or neutered.

• procuring liability in-surance, annually, in theamount of $100,000 orshowing financial respon-sibility.

• keeping a current shotrecord on the animal.

• muzzling the dog whenit leaves the property in thecompany of its owner.

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ATHENS–HendersonCounty Sheriff Ray Nuttreports a man fired a shot-gun at a deputy outside theman’s Cherokee Shoresresidence Jan. 22.

The deputy returned firehitting Steven ClementRei, 48. Rei was taken toEast Texas Medical Cen-

Man charged with attempted murder

ter-Tyler and was listed instable condition the fol-lowing day. No one elsewas injured in the shoot-ing incident.

Rei was charged with At-tempted Capital Murder.

According to a pressrelease, the incident beganwith a domestic distur-bance call involving a fire-arm. At around 10 p.m.

two deputies arrived at theresidence in the 200 blockof North CherokeeShores Drive.

The female caller metdeputies outside the resi-dence. She said that dur-ing an argument, Rei haddisplayed a 9 mm handgun.

Rei confronted thedeputies, who were stilloutside, with a shotgun.

Domestic dispute escalates to shooting at deputiesThe deputies sprung forcover.

“Rei fired the shotgun atone of the deputies whoreturned fire, striking Rei,”the press release stated.

Nutt and his commandstaff responded to thescene along with DistrictAttorney Scott McKeeand his investigators.

A search warrant of the

residence and an arrestwarrant for Rei were ob-tained from Court at LawJudge Scott Williams.

The deputies involvedhave been placed on paidadministrative leave whilethe incident is being inves-tigated. The Texas Rang-ers, with assistance fromthe D.A.’s Office, arelooking into the incident.


ATHENS–HendersonCounty Sheriff Nutt re-ports arrests connectedto two separate suspi-cious vehicle reports onSunday. In both cases theoccupants of the vehicleswere in possession ofmarijuana or drugs andwere arrested.

Sgt. Mitch Baker re-sponded to a call out ofBonita Point subdivisionnear Gun Barrel City.Upon arrival he found aman asleep in a blueChevrolet Suburban thatwas stuck in the mud atone of the boat docks.

After waking him, hewas patted down forweapons and identifiedas Richard Garner, 20, ofGun Barrel City. Twosmall bags of marijuana,totaling less than twoounces, were found onhis person. He wascharged with the Class BMisdemeanor andbooked into the countyjail. He is being held on a$2,500 bond.

Also Sunday morning,Baker, along withDeputy Kenny Collard,responded to a call abouta vehicle at the Stop FastMarina in Payne Springs.

When deputies arrived

Suspicious vehicle callsresult in drug arrests

they found two subjectsasleep in the vehicle. Amale subject was identi-fied as Dylan Jack Little,23, of Crandall. Deputiesfound a clear small bagwith a crystal-like sub-stance believed to bemethamphetamine.

Little was placed underarrest for Possession of aControlled Substanceless than one gram. He isbeing held on a bond to-taling $5,500.

Also in the car wasShelby ShareeWomack, 20, who wasarrested for an out-standing warrant out ofDenton County.

Survivorof head-on collision dies


KEMP–The Monitor learned Jan. 23, after go-ing to press for the Jan. 25 Sunday paper that thesurvivor of a Jan. 21 head-on collision on Loop 7in Athens, died.

Kemp resident Bobrow Gunnels, 76, died whileundergoing treatment at a trauma center in Tyler.

Though it was initially reported that he sustainednon-life-threatening injuries requiring multiple sur-geries, a family member reports he was unable tomaintain stability during the recovery stage.

His funeral service was set for Jan. 26 in Scurry.

New rule to allow research time before meetingsKaufman County Commissioners get three working days

to review agenda items with staffers; hear complaint request being ignored

By David WebbMonitor Correspondent

K A U F M A N – T h eKaufman County Com-missioners’ Court ap-proved a new rule Mon-day that will allow electedofficials more time for re-searching agenda itemsbefore they meet.

New Precinct 4 Com-missioner Jakie Allen pro-posed a revision to theCommissioners CourtAgenda Process order ofSept. 9, 2013. Allen saidthe commissioners’ receiptof the agenda from CountyJudge Bruce Wood’s of-fice on the Friday beforethe twice-monthly regular

Monday meetings gavehim no time for researchunless he works on week-ends when all county of-fices are closed and unableto provide information.

“It doesn’t give any timeto do research,” Allensaid.

The other commission-ers agreed with Allen, andthey approved a new or-der after consulting with arepresentative of Wood’soffice in the judge’s ab-sence. Wood missed themeeting while takingscheduled time off, andPrecinct 3 CommissionerKenneth Schoen led theJan. 26 meeting.

The new order ap-

proved by the commis-sioners requires requestsfor items to be placed onthe agenda be received bythe judge’s office 11 daysprior to the scheduledmeeting. Commissionerswill receive the draft of theagenda by e-mail 10 daysprior to the meeting, andthey will receive the hardcopy of the agenda packetwith its supporting docu-ments six days prior to themeeting, according to thenew order.

The new schedule willallow commissioners threedays to review the agendapacket before the week-ends preceding the Mon-day morning meetings.

Prior to the discussion,Kaufman County residentRoseann Morrow ofBedrick Lane complainedto the court during the visi-tors remarks time that of-ficials ignored her requestto be placed on theagenda. Morrow spoke tothe court Jan. 12 about herfailed attempts to get themile-long road leading toher farm and four otherresidences included inKaufman County’s roadmaintenance program.

Morrow said Precinct 1Commissioner JimmyVrzalik’s predecessor,Jerry Rowden, agreed tomaintain the road after fiveproperty owners agreed to

help pay the cost of layinga gravel road, but Vrzalikwill not honor the agree-ment. She noted thecounty maintains connect-ing roads to Schoen’shome and Vrzalik’s sandand gravel business.

Morrow said Vrzalikcalled her following herprevious appearance butinstead of talking to herabout her concerns, hewanted to know who tookthe pictures of his businessthat were presented to thecourt. “That’s the kind ofthing we are having to dealwith,” she said. Vrzalikasked to respond to

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CEDAR CREEKLAKE–At Gas and Sup-ply, the goal is simple: tomake doing business withthem so easy, clients willnever consider other al-ternative.

Welding equipment sup-ply is available at the Can-ton and Mineola outlets.

Gas and Supply pro-vides customer service onweekends, nights and holi-days for additional fees.

Besides full service ofgas, the Terrell outlet rentsdispensary units for bottlestations and tanks for resi-dential and commercialpurposes.

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The Terrell outlet hastwo delivery vehicles anddrivers, as well as a full-time service departmentand hotshot delivery foremergency situations.

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KEMP–The RotaryClub of Cedar CreekLake learned about aunique prison ministry agroup of locals are carry-ing out which is seeinggood results.

The faith-basedprogram’s volunteer co-ordinator spoke at theclub’s Jan. 23 meetingheld at Cedar CreekCountry Club.

“I’ve seen miracles hap-pen,” Bob Jenkins said.“If God asks you to dosomething, He gives youeverything you need to doit.”

The faith-based pro-gram operates in Tennes-see Colony near Palestineon a dedicated wing forinmates who are commit-ted to growing in faith andmaking positive changes inthe way they think andbehave.

After reading and sign-ing a seven-page contract,and going through an in-terview with Jenkins, in-mates are accepted intothe George Beto Unit ona volunteer basis. Theyagree to abstain from drugand alcohol use, and sexu-ally or physically violentacts.

Bible workshops andpeer-to-peer account-ability groups are manda-tory for all participants aswell as abiding by TexasDepartment of CriminalJustice (TDCJ) rules and

regulations.Faith-based programs

promote moral codes, in-crease self-discipline, andless than half of those inthe two-year program re-turn to crime after their re-lease.

“In prison, people getworse or better but noone stays the same. Wetry to push them to getbetter,” Jenkins said.

Those who graduatemay opt to become an in-mate pastor or mentor.Inmates vary in race andreligion and most areserving anywhere from 10to 20 years to life withoutparole.

“Ninety percent of thecrimes committed bythose in the prison systemare alcohol- and drug-re-lated crimes,” Jenkinssaid. However, TDCJ haseliminated all Alcohol andNarcotics Anonymousprograms in its facilities,he said.

Jenkins’ wife, Annette,works in another prisonministry which assists menupon their release by pro-viding a start-up ward-robe to help them gainemployment.

Through One Man’sTreasure, a former inmatereceives suitable shoesand clothing. These aredelivered by a male vol-unteer, who can answerbasic questions abouthow things work outsideof prison. This is someonewho can help the formerinmate begin adjusting to

living on the outside. BobJenkins regularly volun-teers for the organization.

Faith-based ministriesinclusion into prison sys-tems began in the early2000s and TDCJ is nowmandated to providesuch programs in all itsfacilities. However, theprograms are not feder-ally funded so they de-pend solely on volun-teers and theirfundraising efforts.

“Please think about vol-unteering. Talent is notnecessary. You just needto care about others,”Jenkins said.

“Volunteers who cansing, teach, play an instru-ment are greatly appreci-ated,” Jenkins said.

“Some of the inmateshave never gotten a letteror visitor. Some havenever been told, ‘I loveyou.’ Just show up andyou’ll see some powerfulwork being done here,”he added.

The Beto program cur-rently assists 180 menwho need mentors andhuman contact.

“This ministry haschanged my life. We areshowing Christ’s love tothe those who need itmost,” Jenkins said.

In other news,Rotarians heard the Ro-tary Club Golf Tourna-ment is set for Friday,April 24, at Twin LakesGolf Course in Canton.Volunteer organizers areneeded.

Faith-based prison ministry reduces recidivismVolunteers help change lives

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Rotary Club of Cedar Creek Lake President Erin Osborn (left) presents a mug toBob Jenkins for speaking about a prison ministry program at the weekly meetingat the Cedar Creek Country Club Jan. 23.

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TOOL–Michelle LynnEllis, a long-time residentof Tool, graduated Nov.13, 2014, with high hon-ors as a Pharmacy Tech-nician from RemingtonCollege in Garland. Shehad perfect attendance, a4.0 grade point averageand made the Dean’s Listevery semester.

She is the daughter ofMarian and NathanReeder of Tool, and themother of Jonathan Ellis,currently attending TexasA&M University in Cor-sicana.

She was active in theCedar Creek Lake area asthe Veterans of ForeignWars Post 4376 LadiesAuxiliary Secretary for twoyears.

She also held a seat onthe Tool City Council, wasa member of the localChamber of Commerceand now resides in Corsi-cana with her son. She is

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• the owner must attendcustodial training.

The owner indicated anappeal of the destructionorder would be sought,according to a deputy’s re-port on the hearing.

Morrow’s complaint, butAssistant District AttorneyJohn Long said he couldnot legally address visitorsto the court. Any discus-sions by court membersduring meetings must be onthe agenda, according tostate law.

A lawyer representinganother Bedrick Laneresident followed Morrowto the lectern, telling thecommissioners her re-search showed the courtpreviously accepted theroad into the county’smaintenance system andmaintained it for a period,possible creating a liabilityfor the county. After themaintenance stopped, theroad deteriorated to thepoint that emergency andutility vehicles now can’ttravel it, she said.

Morrow said she wouldcontinue to press officialsto place her request on theagenda. Twice in 2012 thecourt considered her re-quest to maintain a gravelroad and rejected it.Vrazlik said in 2012 theroad started off as a drive-

way, and it would continueto be the responsibility ofthe residents to maintain it,but the residents noted thecounty maintains othersimilar roads.

Former Precinct 4Commissioner Tom Man-ning also said in 2012 heopposed the inclusion ofBedrick Lane into thecounty road maintenancesystem because it wouldset an expensive prece-dent.

Roads countywide arein poor condition, andresidents frequently com-plain to the court aboutneeded repairs and thelong period of time theymust wait to see workdone.

In other action, thecourt:

• authorized the submis-sion of a Texas Commu-nity Development BlockGrant on behalf of AblesSprings Water SupplyCorp. for $275,000 to beused for the construction ofa 16,000-foot water line.

• approved tearingdown the old Precinct 4

barn and putting a fencearound the site.

• approved purchasingseven new dump trucks forPrecincts 3 and 4 fromEast Texas Mack Trucksat prices of $114,312 forsmall trucks and $133,631for larger trucks.

• renewed the county’ssoftware agreement withSouthern Software for$84,011.

• accepted the childrenshelter’s report thatshowed it operating at ca-pacity with about 15 resi-dents at all times. The shel-ter is now seeking a staffdirector and driver foremployment.

• learned the county’sjail passed a state inspec-tion conducted in January.


AUSTIN–The 84thTexas Legislature recentlyreceived an estimate offunds available for the2016-17 biennial budget.

State ComptrollerGlenn Hegar reported arevenue estimate of $113billion for General Rev-enue related funds, plus$7.5 billion in balancesfrom 2014-15, less $5 bil-lion reserved for transfer tothe Economic StabilizationFund (ESF) and the StateHighway Fund.

That translates to a nettotal of $110.4 billion ingeneral funds. From thisamount, an estimated $5billion is oil and gas taxrevenues which is ear-marked for the ESF andState Highway Fund.

The majority of rev-enues available for the gen-eral fund (89 percent)come from tax collections.

Of the tax collected, thesales tax portion totals 63percent.

Other significant rev-enue sources include mo-tor vehicle sales and rentaltaxes, oil and natural gasproduction taxes, the fran-chise tax, insurance taxesand lottery proceeds.

The projected balanceof $7.5 billion at the endof this year is a result ofbetter-than-expected rev-enue collections and the

positive effects of robust oiland natural gas activityover the past several years.

It also reflects reducedstate spending. Hegar alsonotes that local propertytax collects by school dis-tricts have served to sup-plant state funds for publiceducation purposes.

In addition to generalrevenues, the state is ex-pected to collect in 2016-17 funds from the federalreceipts totaling $72.9 bil-lion and other revenuesdedicated for specific pur-poses, thus unavailable forgeneral revenue spending.Revenue collected from allsources and for all pur-poses should total $220.9billion.

Without any appropria-tions from the ESF by the84th Legislature, at the endof the 2016-17 bienniumthe ESF balance shouldgrow to $11.1 billion, be-low the constitutional limitof an estimated $16.1 bil-lion.

Economic GrowthHegar reports that Texas

had a strong recovery fromthe national recession of2008-09. By November2011, Texas had replacedall the jobs lost during therecession and by Novem-ber 2014 had added morethan 1.1 million additionaljobs. By contrast, the na-tion did not regain all itslost jobs until May 2014.

Since the recession,Texas has consistently out-paced the nation across arange of economic indica-tors.

“This strong growth hasled to robust revenue col-

State comptrollerreleases BiennialRevenue Estimate

lections in the 2014-15 bi-ennium,” Hegar’s reportstates.

Increased oil productionhas led the economic re-covery. However, recentdeclines in oil prices, if sus-

tained over time, will resultin slower growth in rev-enue collections than seenin recent years.

In 2012 Texas saw a6.8 percent increase in realgross state product, fol-

lowed by a 4.3 percentgrowth in 2013 and a 3.7percent growth in 2014.

Total 2014 nominalgross state product is esti-mated to be more than$1.6 trillion.

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WASHINGTON, D.C.–U.S. Senator John Cornyn,R-Texas, has been named chairman of the Senate Fi-nance Committee’s Subcommittee on InternationalTrade, Customs, and Global Competitiveness for the114th Congress.

This chairmanship will put Cornyn at the forefront ofdeveloping a U.S. trade agenda to grow America’seconomy and competitiveness.

“Texas has led the nation in exports for over 10 years,and hardworking Texans in communities across our statehave seen firsthand how our economy can benefit fromrobust international trade. I thank Chairman Hatch fortrusting me with this position, and I look forward tocontinuing to build on the Texas model and the UnitedStates’ trade advantages.”

Cornyn will also sit on the Subcommittee on Energy,Natural Resources, and Infrastructure, and the Subcom-mittee on Taxation and IRS Oversight.

Cornyn tapped to develop U.S.trade agenda, IRS oversight


AUSTIN–Lt. Gov.Dan Patrick announcedrecently that State Sena-tor Robert Nichols (R-Jacksonville) will serve onfour committees duringthe 84th Legislative Ses-sion.

Nichols will serve onthe Senate Intergovern-mental Relations Commit-tee, Natural Resourcesand Economic Develop-ment Committee and theFinance committee. Hewill continue to serve asChair for the SenateTransportation Commit-tee.

“I look forward to con-tinuing my work on boththe Natural Resources andEconomic DevelopmentCommittee and the Inter-governmental RelationsCommittee,” Nichols said.

“As Chair of the Trans-portation Committee, Iwill bring my experienceswith transportation issuesto the Finance Commit-

tee. I will work with mycolleagues to help pass aconservative balancedbudget while maintainingessential services and pre-serving the existing infra-structure to the level Tex-ans expect and deserve,

without raising taxes.”First elected to the

Texas Senate in 2007,Robert Nichols represents19 counties includingHenderson County, thegreater part of East Texasand Montgomery County.

Texas Senator Nichols getsfour committee assignments

Eustace High School named NationalHonor Society members (back row,from left) Dane McAfee, SolomonJackson, Matthew Melton, MarkZimmerer, Preston Schwartz,Jonathan Martin, Temple Hendricks,(next row, from left) Gabe Purselley,Casie Spivey, Carly Copeland, KaseyLopez, Shelby White, MakenzieAbbott, Cali Spivey, Abra Roberts,(next row, from left) Delaney Worth,Kelsie Richmond, Kyla Morris,Savannah Hairl, Kristina Woodruff,Michelle Sanchez and BrittanyWestbrook, led by club officers(kneeling from left) PresidentBrandon Hall, Vice President TaylorPeebles, Secretary Grace Holcombeand Treasurer Chad Thomasson. Notpictured are 10 more students: ChloeMoore, Brittney Neitzel, Kelsey Ortiz,Caitlynn Almond, Whitney Boerner,Libby Calvin, Tempe Luckey, TroySaunders, Veronica Wheat andDilane McCord.

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Stockton was born at 9:55 p.m. Dec. 1, 2014, inDallas.

His big sister, Leighton, joyfully welcomes his ar-rival too.

Stockton weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces and mea-sured 21 and a half inches long.

His grandparents are Karen and Kelly Grisham,Mary Allison and Jeff Hyde and Shellie and CoyAnderson all of Mabank.

Great-grandparents are Sandy and Mike Rowan,June and James Grisham of Mabank and Joyce andDanny Anderson of Carthage.

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MABANK–City ofMabank officials andchamber of commercemembers joined SilverSpur Homes for agroundbreaking ceremonyfor new apartment homeslocated on CR 4022 justoff State Highway 175 onthe road to the CedarCreek Country Club Jan.20.

The development iscomprised of 10 duplexessituated on large individuallots on two streets off of

4022. Each street will con-tain two single-story du-plexes and three two-storyduplexes.

Each unit includes an at-tached garage with livingareas ranging from 1,084to 1,362 square feet.

Each unit will also havea substantial yard area thatexceeds most new single-family homes.

Silver Spur Homesmanager Jack Woodwardsaid the apartment homeswere designed for familieswho want the feel and se-curity of a single-family

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Purchase or lease units near country clubhome but not the financialcommitment associatedwith home ownership.

The duplexes, half ofwhich are already sold, areavailable for purchase byinvestors, or home buyerslooking for rental incometo reduce their monthlyownership costs. Leasingof the units begins by earlyMarch with an anticipatedmove-in date sometime inMay.

“When people wonderwhy business owners fromother states are movingtheir businesses and in-

vestments to Texas, youhave only to look at the at-titude shown by Mabankto understand why,”Woodward said.

Mabank Mayor JeffNorman expressed hissupport for the project andhopes its success will bringmore Silver Spur develop-ments to Mabank in thefuture.

Construction manage-ment and site supervisionfor the project will be pro-vided by Cedar Lux De-velopment of Mabank.


ENCHANTED OAKS–Mabank High Schoolgraduate and former Panther Edition member Alec Irion,of Enchanted Oaks, has been named to the BaldwinWallace University (BWU) 2014 Fall Semester Dean’sList.

Irion is majoring in music theatre.Students receiving a minimum of a 3.6 grade point

average for seven or more graded hours in a single se-mester are eligible for the Dean’s List.

Baldwin Wallace University, located in Berea, 12 milesfrom downtown Cleveland, Ohio, offers coursework inliberal arts in more than 60 academic areas with thecultural, educational and business advantages of a ma-jor metropolitan area.

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MABANK–The Ma-bank High School (MHS)Choral Department willpresent their annual Val-entine Dinner show,“That’s Amore,” at 6:30p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12,in the Mabank HighSchool Commons Area.

Choral students will actas the wait staff for thecatered Italian meal.

The students will alsoprovide the entertainmentwith solos, ensembles andchoral numbers, including“My Guy,” “That’sAmore,” “Home,” “Fergus& Mollie” and more.

For more information,call the MHS Fine ArtsOffice at (903) 880-1620.

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MamieStringer

Services for MamieStringer “Grandma,” ofMabank, were held Janu-ary 26, 2015, at EubankCedar Creek MemorialChapel in Mabank withRev. Andre Ward officiat-ing. Interment followed atRoselawn Memorial Gar-dens in Seagoville.

Mamie was born Jan.29, 1933, in Otto, Texas.She was the 11th child ofJohn Arnold Niemeyer Sr.and Martha Hattie LockeNiemeyer, and entered intorest Jan. 23, 2015, at theage of 81.

Mamie was known byher family as “Grandma.”She was very soft spokenand the epitome of a Godlylady. Mamie moved toDallas where she workedfor Fireman’s Fund Ins.Co. for more than 31years after retiring Decem-ber 1991.

After retiring, Mamietook care of many childrenincluding her great-grand-children until they startedschool, even through herdiagnosis of cancer. Theywere all a joy for her tokeep and filled her homewith many blessings.

Mamie loved to bake.Her specialties were fudge,brownies and potatosalad. She always madeone of her daughters,Lanette, a German choco-late cake for her birthday.

Mamie was an immacu-late dresser. Every year,she took her annual trip tothe State Fair of Texas withher children.

Mamie was raisedLutheran and became amember of PrairievilleBaptist Church in 1988,when they moved to Ma-bank.

Mamie played the organand piano for many yearsand her husband, Edward,served as a Deacon.

She read the Bible dailyand could always look foranswers to your spiritualquestions. Mamie put oth-ers before herself, even onher death bed. She was aloving caring lady who willbe truly missed by all whoknew her.

Mamie was preceded indeath by her parents, firsthusband Felton Cowart,second husband EdwardStringer, brothersFerdinand Niemeyer,Arnold Niemyer and wifeBernice, John Niemeyer Jr.and wife Elsie, and WilliamNiemeyer; sisters LauraNeuman and husbandAdolf, Carrie Neuman andhusband Albert, MarthaDrews and husbandEdmund, Pearl Grams andhusband Alfred, sisters-in-law Bettie (Stringer)McKenzie and husbandDickson, Geraldine(Stringer) Landers andShirley Stringer, severalnephews; brother-in-law,Helmut Grossman and sis-ter-in-law Ruby Niemeyer.

She is survived by herson, Jerry Cowart, andwife Suzanne; daughterTeresa (Cowart) Rozelland Lanette (Cowart)Upchurch and husbandCharlie; grandchildren

Troy Cowart, Chastity(Rozell) Kennedy and hus-band Jason, Tammy(Gore)Truelove and hus-band Ryan, Rebecca(Harrison) Dycus and hus-band Triston; great-grand-children Dylan Raburn,Cayden and Holden True-love, Gracie and KateKennedy, Madison, Trippand Brayden Dycus; manystep grandchildren; lovingsister Violet Grossman;brother ClarenceNiemeyer; sister-in-lawNellie Niemeyer; broth-ers-in-law Gerald Stringerand wife Mary, TheodoreStringer and wife Pam,Kenneth Stringer and wifeCathy; very best friendfrom childhood HelenHabel; many loving niecesand nephews and friends;and special couple Donnieand Trisha Raburn.

In lieu of flowers, dona-tions be made in Mamie’shonor to Prairieville Bap-tist Church, 11258 FM 90Mabank, Texas 75147,(903) 887-7513, theAmerican Cancer societyat www.cancer.org/donate orCampus Crusade forChrist by contacting JanetGrams at (254) 422-3536.

A personal tribute maybe made online atwww.eubankcedarcreek.com.

BobrowGunnels

Funeral services forBobrow Gunnels, 76, ofKemp, were held Jan. 26,2015, at Victory Church inScurry officiating by Pas-tor Todd Peavey and Bro.Frank Upchurch. Inter-ment followed at MankinCemetery.

Gunnels was born Feb.26, 1938, in Trinidad, toOnie (Carroll) and BarneyGene Gunnels, and diedJan. 23, 2015.

He worked for BakerHughes, Lake Fork GolfClub and Indian Oaks GolfClub.

He served in the U.S.Navy from Nov. 16, 1955,to Feb. 9, 1959.

He was preceded indeath by his parents,brothers Barney Gene andJ.W. Gunnels, sister IrmaNicholas, nephew MarkTinney and niece SharonEllis.

Survivors include hisloving wife, Wanda Gun-nels; son Bobby Gunnelsand wife Wanda; daughterFelicia Crow and husbandScott; sisters Marie Ludnigand husband Gene, Bar-bara Tyler and husbandClyed, Joy Stone and hus-band Ken, Carol AnnTrussell; brothers RoyGunnels and wife Stacey,Ricky Gunnels and wifePam; grandchildren BobbyRay Gunnels Jr. and wifeLaurie, Jeff Gunnels andwife Brittani, Brandon,Rileigh Ryan Crow, JoshuaKoller, Chasity Rhodes,Robin Petersen, LaceyKoller; great-grandchil-dren Carley, Lexi, LeeRay, Wyatt Gunnels,Madison, Macie, MarkRhodes III, BrandonPetersen; numerous niecesand nephews.

AgnesZabojnik

Funeral Mass for AgnesVitovsky Zabojnik, 95, ofTrinidad, is set for 10 a.m.Thursday (today), Jan. 29,2015, at St. Jude CatholicChurch in Gun Barrel Citywith Father DanDaugherty officiating.Graveside will follow at St.Joseph’s Cemetery inEnnis.

Pallbearers are BrianBohannon, Sam Brice,Kevin Prachyl, JeffPrachyl, Matt Seevers andJoe Chandler.

Agnes was born Feb. 8,1919, to Jim and FrancesVitovsky, on the familyfarm south of Telico,Texas, and entered intoeternal rest Jan. 26, 2015.

In 1940, she marriedJoe Zabojnik at St. JohnCatholic Church in Ennis,Texas.

After they married, theymoved to Dallas, Texas.Agnes became a seam-stress in a garment factoryand Joe worked in a ma-chine shop as a tool anddie machinist.

Agnes and Joe enjoyedfishing, hunting and gar-dening together.

Joe retired in 1982 andthey built a home at CedarCreek Lake, and theymoved in 1983. Joepassed away Jan. 2, 1985.

She was the last of 13children in the Krajca-Vitovsky family.

They have three chil-dren, Linda Prachyl andhusband Al, JeannieLemke and husbandLarry, Mike Zabojnik andwife Vickie along with ninegrandchildren and 13great-grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, thefamily request donationsbe made in Agnes’ honorto St. Jude CatholicChurch, 172 Luther LaneGun Barrel City, Texas75156 or call (903) 887-

1452.A personal tribute may

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JimmieWedgworthJimmie Lee

Wedgworth, of Gun Bar-rel City, was born Nov. 27,1938, to parents Tom A.and Cora E. (Gibbs)Wedgworth, and enteredinto eternal rest Jan. 21,2015, at the age of 76.

Jimmie loved to be out-doors and travel to thebeach in Galveston to fish.He was a member of Al-coholics Anonymous since2009. Jimmie loved hisdog, Sadie. He was a lov-ing caring man who will bemissed by all who knewhim.

Jimmie was preceded indeath by his parents, wifeof 37 years GenevaRebecca PlattWedgworth, brother Ed-ward Wedgworth, sistersIrene Denton, OdessaWedgworth and GenevaFranks.

He is survived by hischildren, RebeccaBlackmon of Gladewater,Sara Fisher of Delaware,N.J., Dorothy Jenkins ofGun Barrel City, ButchGoodwin and wifeSharon of Desoto, Bar-bara Tuomi and husbandEllis of Oklahoma andCharles Goodwin ofEnnis; nine grandchildren;many great-grandchil-dren; brothers R.V.Wedgworth and wifeMelba of Texarkana,Calvin Wedgworth andwife Shirley of Hobbs,N.M.; sisters ShirleyReveis of Wichita Fallsand Doris Sturdivant ofDekalb; other loving fam-ily members and manymore friends.

A personal tribute maybe made online atwww.eubankcedarcreek.com.

George Barton, Sr.Funeral services for George “Buddy” Dewey Barton,

Sr., 79, were held Jan. 8, 2015, at Moorhead EppsFuneral Home with Rev. Paul McKinney officiating.Burial followed at Payne Springs Cemetery.

Barton was born Aug. 10, 1935, in Waxahachie, toGoldie Ardella (Saylors) and Bryan Barton, and diedJan. 4, 2015.

He was the owner of the Payne Springs FenderMender Body Shop.

He is preceded in death by his wife Jaennette “Mem,”parents, sisters Callie Archer, Janice Bobadilla, step-father Alvin, son George Barton Jr., and daughter FredaAnn Barton Baker.

Survivors include his daughter, Chris Key and fianceCharles Massey; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grand-children; four great-great-grandchildren; brother-in-lawKenneth Archer; and son-in-law Gary Lee Baker.

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A U S T I N – T e x a sSenator Robert Nichols(R-Jacksonville), Repre-sentative Stuart Spitzer,M.D. (R-Kaufman) andRepresentative JohnWray (R-Waxahachie)filed SB 347 and HB916, which will allow foran increase in the numberof members who serveon the Trinity ValleyCommunity College(TVCC) governingboard.

“Trinity Valley Com-munity College has seena lot of growth in the area

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It will also encourageannexation of school dis-tricts not currently in thedistrict, which would al-low students in those dis-tricts to take advantageof much lower in-districttuition and fees.

Legislation filed to help TVCCNew bills will allow an increase in the

number of board members“We greatly appreciate

this legislation which willallow the Trinity ValleyCommunity CollegeBoard of Trustees to ex-pand,” Forgey said.

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“Trinity Valley Commu-nity College is a valuableeducational asset to myconstituents in HendersonCounty and allowingTVCC to expand theirBoard of Trustees willprovide for greater repre-sentation of the areas theyserve,” Wray said.



KAUFMAN–Kauf-man County Cats, Inc.,formed by Directors LynnAckerman, Sharon Cruzand Linda Raflowitz, is ano-kill, non-profit, safehaven for homeless cats.

Texas State Incorpo-ration is complete and theFederal 501(c)(3) statusis pending.

“While the cat teamwill continue to help findhomes for KaufmanCounty cats that find theirway to the Humane So-ciety of Cedar CreekLake shelter as we havefor the past three years,adopting out 274 sheltercats in 2014 alone, weare hoping to take care ofKaufman County cats lo-cally, while finding them

New no-kill rescue shelter formed for catsKaufman County Cats, Inc. seeks members

homes through one of thetwo current adoptioncenters maintained by theCat Team at T-Bar-TFeed Store on StateHighway 175 East inKaufman and TylerPetSmart and possiblyadding a third location in2015.”

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as we know there is sup-port in the community forthe care of homelesscats.”

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KEMP–During the University of North Texas(UNT) in Denton Dec. 13, 2014, commencement,Michael Todd Looney, of Kemp, received aBachelor’s Degree in Applied Arts and Sciences.

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CEDAR CREEK LAKEGARDEN CLUB MEETINGThe Cedar Creek Lake

Garden Club meets at 1p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5, atThe Library at Cedar CreekLake in Seven Points. Pro-gram is “The Seven MinuteCurve,” a hands-on work-shop in live plant materialby Rachel Beer. Visitorsand new members are wel-come to attend.

For more information,contact President CarolynBostian at (903) 432-9140or [email protected].

DEMENTIAL SUPPORTGROUP MEETING

The Dementia SupportGroup meeting for care-part-ners, family members andthose with early to moder-ate Alzheimer’s and othertypes of dementia is from10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Friday,Feb. 6 at the Senior Centerat the Ballpark located at405 W. Walnut in Mabank.

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Cedar Creek BibleChurch is hosting a free Fri-day Night Skating event inFebruary and March for chil-dren age four through sixthgrade.

The event featuressnacks, games, singingand learning Bible stories.Skate night is from 7 to 8:30p.m. Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27 andMarch 6, 13, 20. The churchis located one mile north ofthe Seven Points traffic light.For more information, call(903) 432-2175.

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The annual SKYWARNtraining is at 6 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 11, at theTerrell City Service Centerlocated at 400 IndustrialBlvd in Terrell. Training isopen to the public.

For more information,contact Steve Howie at(972) 932-9696 [email protected].

VALENTINE’S DAY SPAGHETTIDINNER FUNDRAISER

The American LegionPost 310 is hosting aValentine’s Day spaghettidinner fundraiser from 6 to8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14,at the post located at 113Leeway Drive in Gun BarrelCity. Advance tickets are $8each or $15 a couple; at

door, $10 each or $20 acouple, if seating is avail-able. Proceeds benefit SALcharities.

For more information, call(903) 887-3532.

FREE STAR HARBOR‘FOR THE LOVE OF ART’

SHOWThe Star Harbor Water-

color Society is holding itsninth annual For the Love ofArt show from 1 to 5 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 15 at the StarHarbor City Hall building lo-cated at 99 Sunset Blvd.

The event is free ofcharge and refreshmentswill be served.

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Visiting Nurses Associationis holding a free grief work-shop from 2 to 3:30 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 18 at theKaufman County Library lo-cated at 3790 S. HoustonSt. in Kaufman.

Attendees will learnabout grief myths, commongrief reactions and ways tocope with the death of aloved one.

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Basketball

January 30

•Mabank boys @Ferris, 8 p.m.

•Mabank girls @Ferris, 6:30 p.m.

• Troup @ Eustaceboys, 7:30 p.m.

• Troup @ Eustacegirls, 6:30 p.m.

• Sunnyvale @ Kempboys, 5:30 p.m.

• Sunnyvale @ Kempgirls, 7:30 p.m.

By Erik WalshMonitor Sports Editor

PHILADELPHIA, PA–How does a stay-at-homemom from Gun Barrel Citybecome the most recog-nized youth soccer volun-teer in America? By eat-ing, breathing and livingsoccer, while giving thesport and its families in theregion her heart and soulfor 25 years.

Tri-County Soccer As-sociation registrar CandiConner was honored withthe 2014 US Youth Soc-cer Volunteer of the Yearaward at the National Soc-cer Coaches Associationof America Convention inPhiladelphia Jan. 16. Shebecame a finalist for thenational award after win-ning the Region III Volun-teer of the Year award inlate 2014.

The experience hashumbled and gratifiedConner, who never bragsabout or expected to winany of her recent acco-lades. She even givescredit to her friends andfamily for the national rec-ognition.

“When I was nominatedfor Region III in NorthTexas, lots of peoplewrote letters of supportdetailing my involvementwith Tri-County Soccer,”

Conner said. “It was veryhumbling. The North Texasboard said that they havenever received that manyletters of recommenda-tion.”

The whole experiencewas a pretty sweet deal forConner, who got a freeflight and a two night stayin a Philadelphia hotel onUS Youth Soccer’s dime.She took the offer gladlyand even did a little sightseeing while in the north-east.

“I’m a bit of a home-body,” she said. “As aCowboys fan, I didn’tthink I would ever be go-ing to Philadelphia of allplaces. We saw the Lib-erty Bell, Ben Franklin’shouse and IndependenceHall, all while wearing ourDallas Cowboys shirts!”

Of the four national fi-nalists, Conner was theonly woman.

“One of the other final-ists told me all the awardshe had won and I was surehe was going to get the na-tional one too,” she said.“I was so surprised andhonored when they calledmy name.”

It’s been a long timecoming for Conner, whohas seen Tri-County Soc-cer undergo tremendousgrowth the past quarter-century. When Conner first

Conner named Volunteer of the YearBecame national finalist

after winning Region III honor

Courtesy Photo

Candi Conner holds her National and Region III Soccer Volunteer of the Yearawards after gaining the top honor Jan. 16 in Philadelphia, Pa.

Burleson’s big game lifts Mabank to win

By Erik WalshMonitor Sports Editor

M A B A N K – T h eMabank Panthers showedthey are contenders for the4A District 13 title by com-ing out to the court with anexplosive 22-point firstquarter and holding on fora 62-58 victory over theAthens Hornets Jan. 23 atPanthers Gym.

Mabank junior DaltonBurleson was dominant,gaining a game-high 30points and 10 rebounds inthe Panthers win. The ex-cellent performance putsBurleson in the early con-versation for All-DistrictSuperlative honors. Hewas a particular menace inthe lane, providing offen-sive and defensive forcethat the Hornets were notable to stop.

The Panthers came outon fire and built a 14-point, 22-8 lead over Ath-ens after the first quarter.

The Hornets, however,buzzed back. The Hornetscut its deficit in the secondquarter and were onlydown 32-29 at halftime.

Dominant junior scores 30 points in victory

started working the booksand scheduling matches in1989 there were about200 children playing soc-cer in the organization.Today there are 670.

‘Soccer is pretty muchall I do,” Conner said.“Soccer is a staple in my

family’s life. We plan fam-ily vacations around soc-cer. My kids even gotmarried around soccerseason.”

Conner is a fixture withTri-County, handling uni-form orders, scheduling,recruiting and registration.

Conner also played an in-tegral role in helping theassociation obtain a por-tion of the city park com-plex to use for games andadministrates an annualtournament, which raises

The hornets quickly tiedthe score at the start of thesecond half with a three-

Monitor Photo/Brenda Votalato

Mabank junior Dalton Burleson flushes a two-handeddunk in the Jan. 23 home game against Athens.

Monitor Photo/Brenda Votalato

Mabank sophomore Jordan Thomas extends his arm,completing a layup Feb. 23 against Athens.

Eustace basketballaction Jan. 23 vs. Arp

Courtesy Photos/Art Locke

LEFT: Eustace boys basketball playerChad Tindel (24) shoots in a 74-45 lossto Arp.

BELOW: Hayden Plunk (20) fights forcontrol of the ball.

RIGHT: Eustace girls basketball playerKelsey Contreras (10) shoots a jumpshot in the Lady Bulldogs’ 37-36 loss toArp.

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Mabank See Page 2B

February 3

•Crandall @ Mabankboys, 8 p.m.

•Crandall @ Mabankgirls, 6:30 p.m.

• Malakoff @ Eus-tace boys, 7:30 p.m.

• Malakoff @ Eus-tace girls, 6:30 p.m.

• Faith Family @Kemp boys, 5:30 p.m.

• Faith Family @Kemp boys, 7:30 p.m.

Soccer

January 30

• Mabank boys @Kaufman, 5:30 p.m.

• Mabank girls @Kaufman, 7p.m.

February 6

• Lampasas @Mabank boys , 6 p.m.

• Crandall @Mabankgirls, 7 p.m.

Powerlifting

January 31

• Eustace boys andgirls @ Malakoff, 8 a.m.

• Kemp boys andgirls @ Malakoff, 9 a.m.

February 7

• Eustace boys andgirls @ Palestine, 8a.m.

February 14

• Eustace boys andgirls @ Wills Point, 8a.m.

• Kemp boys andgirls @ Quitman, 9 a.m.

Purtis CreekOn Jan. 30 at 9 a.m.,

the Inland FisherySharelunker Team willbe at the park installinga certified weight – instation and portable livewell net. This will allowanglers who want toweight their fish to calland get a lock code tounlock the scales. Iftheir Black Bassweighs more than 13lbs, they can deploy theportable live well net andplace the fish inside tokeep it alive until aSharelunker represen-tative can arrive for re-trieval.


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VAN–The Eustacepowerlifting squadsplaced first and second atthe Van meet Jan. 24.

The girls finished firstplace overall, with SunniGoodell leading the waywith the “Best Lifter”award.

Marissa Mayes andGoodell both took firstplace in their respectivecategories. Raini Goodell,Marshella Padgett, KelsieRichmond and AlexisRamsey took secondplace; Jessica Miller andElizabeth Ramsey wonthird place; Anna Gaddis

Eustace place attop of Van meet

got fourth, Jana Peters andJaycee Ballow took sixthplace and JoGailHolcombe got eighthplace.

The boys also per-formed well, gaining sec-ond overall.

Ethan Hoops andQuentin Parks won firstplace; Justin Griffin gotsecond; Clay Hinkle andCameron Rogers scoredfifth place; Marcus Staggsand Juan Garcia tookeighth and Michael Rochgot ninth.

Eustace will next com-pete in powerlifting at theMalakoff meet Saturday,Jan. 31 beginning at 8a.m.

Continued from Page 1BMabank

pointer. The game re-mained tight the rest ofthe duration, when at1:30 remaining in thefourth quarterMabank’s MarkDriskell hit a key bas-ket and pair of freethrows to take a mul-tiple possession lead.Athens made it close bynailing a three-pointer,but Burleson iced thegame with just secondsremaining with a fast

break dunk.Leading scorers for

Mabank were Burleson,30 points; Jordan Tho-mas, 15 points; MarkDriskell, six points andElliot Jackson, six points;Cole Smith, three pointsand Peyton Lee, twopoints. The win liftsMabank’s record to 12-13overall and 1-1 in districtplay. The Panthers areback in action Jan. 30 inFerris.

Monitor Photos/Brenda Votalato

ABOVE: Point guard Cole Smith dribbles the ballupcourt, passing by a Athens Hornets’ defender inMabank’s big 62-58 district win Jan. 23. The victoryevens Mabank’s District 13 record at 1-1.

LEFT: Panthers player Elliot Jackson (2) looks for anopen teammate. Jackson finished the contest withsix points.

money for scholarshipfunds. There is no sign ofslowing for Conner, whoafter 25 years of servicestill shines as a volunteerand role model in the com-munity.

Conner was selected forthe Volunteer of the Yearaward by the US YouthSoccer Board of Direc-tors. The Volunteer of theYear award highlights out-standing individuals whodemonstrate sound moraland ethical character whileincreasing opportunities for

Continued from Page 1BAward

players to participate insoccer.

More than 1000people were in atten-dance at the convention.Other awards includedBoys and Girls Recre-ation and CompetitiveCoaches of the Year, Ad-ministrator of the Year,Young Referee of theYear, Goal and Save ofthe Year, TOP SoccerBuddy of the Year, the Dr.Thomas Fleck Award, andthe US Youth Soccer Hallof Fame inductions.


ATHENS–The DallasFly Fishers will teach be-ginning fly-fishers classesat the Texas FreshwaterFisheries Center’s (TFFC)Fly Fish Pavilion from 9:30a.m. to noon and 1 to 3:30p.m. Saturday, March 14.

Classes are free withregular admission toTFFC.

Topics covered includefly-tying, using fly-fishingequipment, performing thebasic four-part cast, sam-pling aquatic insects to see

Fly-fishing lessonsset for March 14

what fish eat, discussingfreshwater ecology, fishingknot tying and learningabout safety and ethics is-sues associated with fly-fishing.

Attendees will receivebasic fly-fisher certifica-tion.

Due to limited space,pre-registration is re-quired.

To register, contactTFFC at (903) 676-2277or [email protected] name, phone and e-mail to receive a class con-firmation.

Mabank girls top Athens

Monitor Photos/Brenda Votolato

LEFT: Kaylynn Chadler (32) looks for an openingJan. 23 against Athens.

ABOVE: Carson Marsh runs the ball down the courtin Mabanks’ 59-46 win over Athens.

RIGHT: Jill Odom (11) follows through on a layup.


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Christian Life Center ChurchGun Barrel City

2611 W. Main Street in Gun Barrel City(903) 887-5429 • www.christianlifecenter.tv.

Pastor Barry BoatrightChurch services:• Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.• Worship at 10:30 a.m.• Wednesdays at 7 p.m., we meet for worship and a

more intimate fellowship.Church events:• Overcomers is a program that helps anyone who

wishes to overcome life controlling behaviors and/or ad-dictions, which meets at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays.

• The Food Pantry provides food, prayer and otherresources and continues to grow in service, is open at10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday.

First Baptist Church - Gun Barrel City522 W. Main St., Gun Barrel City

(across from Pizza Hut)(903) 887-6887 • www.fbcgbc.org

Pastor is Bro. Byron JonesChurch services:• Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and at 6 p.m.; AWANA

at 5 p.m.• Sunday School Bible study at 9:45 a.m.; and also a

Spanish speaking Bible study.• AWANA Sundays at 5 p.m.Church events:• Young at Heart, the senior generation of our con-

gregation, meets the fourth Friday of every month at6:30 p.m. for food, fellowship and games. YAH alsotakes a trip every month to a place of interest.

• Women on Missions Bible Study and covered dishluncheon at 10 a.m. on the first Thursday each month.

• Tuesday at 2 p.m. Sr. Adult Bible Study, taught byJay Bowen, meets in the choir room.

• Wednesday Bible study and prayer meeting andcollegiate Bible study fellowship at 7 p.m.

• Wednesday Student Ministry activities/cafe in gymat 5:30 p.m.

• Men’s prayer breakfast second Saturday of eachmonth at 8 a.m.

• Music programs include sanctuary, senior adult,youth, children’s and preschool choirs, and orchestra.

Upcoming events:• Feb. 3 - Women on Missions Bible study at 10

a.m.• Feb. 14 - Men’s prayer breakfast at 8 a.m.• Feb. 15 - Billy Graham video presentation, “The

Cross” at 6 p.m.• Feb. 22 - Billy Graham video presentation,

“Heaven” at 6 p.m.• Feb. 27 - Young at Heart will meet at 6:30 p.m.

Payne Springs United Methodist Church9667 SH 198, Mabank

[email protected](903) 451-2978 • fax (903) 451-4121

www.paynespringsumc.org Rev. Gary Hayes

Worship services:• Sunday school - 9 a.m.• Fellowship - 10 a.m.• Worship service - 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.• Sunday evening service - 5 p.m.Church events:• Wednesday Night Fellowship Dinner is the first

Wednesday of every month. The potluck dinner startsat 6 p.m., is free of charge and open to the community.

• Forever Young ministry is for all single and wid-owed ladies in our community and church. They meeton the second Thursday of each month at 10:30 a.m.

• Emmaus “Fisherman’s Reunion Group” meets thefirst and third Monday at 5 p.m. for prayer and self-examination.

• Hand Bell Choir rehearsals are at 5:30 p.m. on Tues-day.

• United Methodist Women meet at 9:30 a.m. thesecond Monday of each month.

• United Methodist Men meet at 6 p.m. the thirdWednesday of each month.

Upcoming events:• Feb. 4 - Wednesday night fellowship dinner at 6

p.m.• Feb. 9 - United Methodist Women will meet at 9:30

a.m.• Feb. 12 - Forever Young will meet at 10:30 a.m.

St. Peter Lutheran Church130 Luther Lane, Gun Barrel City

(Across from Pizza Hut)(903) 887-0436 • Preschool (903) 887-5077

www.stpeterlcms.net.Pastor Eric Stinnette

Church services:• Sunday worship: 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.• Sunday School at 9:15 a.m.• Wednesday, Salt & Light Co., children’s Bible study

and fellowship program is suspended through the sum-mer and plans to resume in September from 6 p.m. to 8p.m. Beginning with a shared meal, participants learnthe fundamentals of worship, basic Bible facts, practicerespectful and caring friendship and enjoy an organizedplay period. All are welcome.

Upcoming events:• Feb. 7 - Circuit Retreat at Bethlehem Lutheran

Church in Palestine. Registration deadline is January 31.• Feb. 8 - LWML bake sale.St. James On The Lake

Episcopal Church10707 County Road 4022, Kemp

(near the entrance to Cedar Creek Country Club)(903) 498-8080

St. James on the Lake Episcopal Church is in cov-enant with the Anglican Communion and is part of theEpiscopal Diocese of Dallas. Regular Sunday worshipservice and Holy Communion are at 9 a.m. followed bycoffee and Christian education. The T.E.A.C.H. ses-sion of adult education is currently on the book of Gen-esis. These sessions are led by parishioner Paul Lasiter.This week’s lesson covers chapters 4-5. Do you knowwhy Cain killed his brother?

The annual meeting was held Sunday at St. James.Terry Dahlman and Tina Wage were chosen as the twonew vestry members. Bonnie Dill was names SeniorWarden and Ray Brown is the new Junior Warden.Michaeleen Moffitt and Gail Beaupre’ were elected asdelegates to the Dallas Diocesan convention to be heldin November. Alternate delegates are Benja Mize andSusan Hoffman.

There are many Holy Days in the Episcopal calen-dar. The Holy Days in January are the 1st for The HolyName of Our Lord Jesus Christ; the 6th for TheEpiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ; the 18th for TheConfession of Saint Peter; and the 25th for The Con-version of Saint Paul the Apostle.

Last Sunday the Esther Chapter of the Daughters ofthe King held its first meeting of 2015. New officers arepresident Marian Flowers, vice-president Tina Wage,secretary Linda Shehee and treasurer Rose MaryBlaase. This group has a two-fold purpose for serviceand prayer and is involved in many outreach programsat St. James.

Church events:• Each month separate Bible study groups are held

for men and women at the church. The women’s groupmeets at 1:30 p.m. Wednesdays and the men at 6 p.m.on Thursdays.

• Each Tuesday at 4 p.m. we meet for prayer andmeditation.

• Men’s reunion group meets at 7 a.m. on Tuesdaysand women’s groups at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Tuesdays.

If you do not have a church home, we invite you toours. For more information, check our website atstjamesonthelake.org.

First Baptist Church - ToolState Highway 274, Tool

(just South of Seven Points)(903) 432-2711 • www.fbctool.com

Pastor Ed BrennanStudent Pastor Justin McGowan

Church services:• Sunday Bible study - 9:45 a.m.• Worship - 10:55 a.m., with a special service for

children called “Worship Kidstyle.” Morning servicesblend both traditional and contemporary music.

• Sunday evening - 6 p.m.• Wednesday service - 6:15 p.m. with AWANA for

children and youth; and 7 p.m. Bible study/prayer timefor adults.

Church events:• “Hearts and Hands” ministry meets at 9:30 a.m. on

the second Tuesday. This ministry makes pillows andblankets for hospitals and bags for East Texas CrisisCenter and AWANA bags for our children.

We are a Southern Baptist congregation with a de-sire to share the love of Christ.

Lakeview Assembly of God ChurchHwy. 334 and Wood Street, Seven Points

www.LAKEVIEW-SP.com(903) 432-2682

We believe God’s Word is alive and active today!Hear powerful messages that will transform your life andgive you hope for today, tomorrow and in the future inany situation.

Church service:• Sunday school - 9:45 a.m.• Sunday worship and children’s church - 10:30 a.m.• Sunday evening - 6 p.m.• Sunday evening prayer meeting - 5:30-6 p.m.• Girls ministries and Royal Rangers meet Sunday

from 6-8 p.m.• Youth services meet on Sunday at 6:30 p.m.• Wednesday 7-8 p.m., adult Bible study in sanctu-

ary; youth Bible study in the fellowship hall.Other ministries:• Women’s ministries meet the second Sunday at 5

p.m.• Golden Agers, for ages 50 and up, meet the last

Monday of each month at 6 p.m.Upcoming events:• Feb. 1 - Missions Sunday morning; WM’s Day -

Souper Bowl Sunday morning; ladies meeting at 5 p.m.;family night classes upstairs at youth in Fellowship Hallat 6 p.m.

Harbor Baptist Church12059 SH 198, Payne Springs

(903) 451-4171 • www.HarborBaptist.orgPastor Bro. George Yarger

Church Services:• Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.• Fellowship at 10:30 a.m. to 10:50 a.m.• Sunday Services at 11 a.m. (Nursery Provided)• Wednesday nights: Praise Team Practice at 4 p.m.;

Prayer Meeting at 6 p.m.; Youth at 6-8 p.m.• Wingman - Men’s Ministry: The fourth Saturday of

each month at 8 a.m.We invite you to come worship with us.

First United Methodist Church of Kemp304 E. 9th Street, Kemp

(903) 498-4791 • www.kempfirst.blogspotPastor Bob Williams • [email protected] United Methodist Church of Kemp has been

serving the Kemp community since 1882. We offer rel-evant and transformational worship services bases onsound biblical preaching. All are welcome because weall need the love and hope of God.

Church services:• Sunday School (all ages) at 10 a.m.• Sunday Worship at 11 a.m.• Wednesday lunch Bible study at 12 p.m.• Wednesday night Bible study at 7 p.m.Church events:• Food pantry is the third Tuesday of each month

from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

First United Methodist Church of Mabank501 South Third St., Mabank

(903) 887-3691• www.fumcmabank.comRev. Dana Coker

“Sharing with our neighbors God’s Hope and Love.”Church services:• Sunday Worship at 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m.• Sunday School (all ages) at 10 a.m.Church events:• Children and youth - Free breakfast Sundays at

8:30-9 a.m.• Join the knitting club every Thursday 10 a.m. at the

church. Learn knitting, crocheting and other activities.• The Angel Wings clothes closet is open from 9 to

11 a.m. Saturday mornings, providing free clothing andshoes for men, women, and children and infants in thecommunity and upon request to countries like Hondu-ras, Mexico and the Philippines. Gently worn clothing,shoes and new underwear and socks are available.

St. Jude Catholic Church172 Luther Lane, Gun Barrel City

(903) 887-1452Pastor, Father Dan Daugherty

Deacons Richard Sykora and Juan Cazares.Church Services:• Vigil Mass, Saturday evenings at 5 p.m.• Sunday Mass, English at 9 a.m. – Spanish noon.• Monday- Eucharistic Service at 8 a.m.• Tuesday through Friday Mass at 8 a.m.• Reconciliation, Saturdays from 4-4:45 p.m., or by

appointment.If you have questions regarding your spiritual needs,

feel free to call the church office.

Legendary Baptist323 Legendary Lane, Gun Barrel City

(Corner of Legendary Lane and Boshart Lane)(903) 802-7239 • www.legendarybaptist.com

Pastor Bro. Mike AdalianChurch services:• Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.• Sunday morning worship - 10:45 a.m.• Sunday morning Children’s Church 11 a.m.• Sunday evening service - 6 p.m.• Wednesday evening service/Legendary Youth/Leg-

endary Kids - 6:30 p.m.

First Baptist Church Seven Points416 W. Cedar Creek Parkway, Seven Points

Pastor David Lewis • (903) 432-2930Assistant Pastor • (903) 880-7772

www.1stbaptistchurchofsevenpts.comChurch services:• Devotions - 9:45 a.m.• Sunday School - 10 a.m.• Sunday morning service - 10:45 a.m.• Children’s choir - 4 p.m.• Adult choir - 5 p.m.• Sunday evening service - 6 p.m.• Wednesday service - 7 p.m.

Becker United Methodist ChurchFM 2860 and FM 1895

Becker Community, KempPastor Bob Williams (972) 222-5121

[email protected] in 1890, Becker United Methodist

Church offers a traditional worship service in a tradi-tional church setting. We offer sound biblical preachingand teaching that is relevant and inspirational. All arewelcome.

Church services:• Sunday worship service 9:30 a.m.• Sunday School at 10:45 a.m.

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First Presbyterian Church of Mabank112 West Mount Vernon St., Mabank

(903) 887-2571 • [email protected]

Pastor: Rev. Thomas P. SharonChurch services:• Worship at 9 a.m.• Fellowship brunch at 10 a.m..• Sunday school for all ages at 10:30 a.m.• Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 5:15 p.m.Church events:• Mission Action group and the Busy Bees, Monday

8:30 a.m.• Prayer Shawl Ministry meets at 1 p.m. each

Wednesday.• Second Saturday each month at 9:30 a.m. the Pres-

byterian Women meet.• Third Saturday each month, at 8:30 a.m. the Pres-

byterian Men meet.• We are supporters of the Mabank Area Good Sa-

maritans Food Pantry. Please bring your canned goodsand nonperishable items for the food pantry.

Established in 1896, we look forward to your visitand welcome you into our accepting environment of lov-ing, caring and faithful followers of Jesus Christ.

Elm Grove Church979 VZCR 2708, Mabank

(903) 887-0208 • (903) 714-7427www.elmgrovechurch.org

Pastor Brent WilliamsWorship Leader/Student Minister Matt Bouchillon

Church services:• Contemporary service - 9-10 a.m.• Fellowship and food - 10-10:15 a.m.• Sunday School - 10:15-11 a.m.• Traditional service - 11 a.m. to noon• Wednesday night youth service - 6-8 p.m.• Wednesday Prepare and Prayer - 6-8 p.m. (at this

time our adults will serve the youth and then have a timeof Bible study and prayer)

Grace Community Church15645 Hwy. 198, Mabank @ CR 3080

(903) 887-4701Website: www.gccmabank.org

Pastor Michael CooperGrace Community Church is a Christ exalting, Bibli-

cally faithful, and family oriented Southern Baptist con-gregation. We seek to make much of Jesus as we re-flect His glorious Gospel in our community. This is theheartbeat of the church. You can expect bold and Bib-lical expository preaching along with traditional Gos-pel-centered hymns.

Church Services:• Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.• Worship service at 10:30 a.m.• Wednesday Bible study at 6:30 p.m.• Women’s ministry meeting the second Monday at

4:30 p.m.First Assembly of God Church Mabank

116 W. Market Street, Mabank (903) 887-4881 • Pastor Royce Barker

If you don’t have a church home, we welcome youto be a part of our church family.

Church services:• Sunday School for all ages at 9:45 a.m.• Sunday worship service at 10:45 a.m.• Sunday evening worship at 6 p.m.• Prayer meeting Tuesdays at 10 a.m.• Wednesday Bible study at 7 p.m.

Malakoff Church of Christ214 N. Martin, Malakoff

(903) 489-1718Malakoffchurchofchrist.com

[email protected] Lavell Layfield

We are a non-denominational church. We don’t havea national headquarters. We don’t send any of our moneyto a national headquarters. All of our money is used asthe members direct. Headquarters does not pick outour preacher. We pick our own. You’re invited to meetour preacher Lavell Layfield.

Church services:• Bible study - 9:30 a.m.• Sunday service - 10:30 a.m.• Last Sunday of the month free lunch - 11:30 a.m.• Wednesday free food - 6 p.m.; Bible study - 7 p.m.

Mary Queen of Heaven Catholic Church2269 County Road 1703, Malakoff

(903) 489-2366Website: www.mqhmalakoff.orgPastor: Rev. Fr. Morgan White

Mass services:• Saturday: 4:30 p.m. (English), 6 p.m. (Spanish).• Sunday: 10 a.m.• Weekday: Tuesday at 6 p.m.; Evening Prayer at

5:30 p.m.; Wednesday through Friday at 8 a.m.• Holy days at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.• Morning prayer: Wednesday through Friday 7:40

a.m.Confession times:• Saturday - 2-4:15 p.m.

Gateway Assembly of God1600 State Highway 274, 3 miles north of Trinidad

(903) 396-7913Pastors Joe and Teresa Tucker

[email protected] services:• Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.• Sunday Worship at 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m.• Wednesday at 6 p.m.• Last Sunday of the month is homecoming. Open

mic singing with fellowship and food at 1:30 p.m.Upcoming events:• March 13-15 - Prophet Phil Rich will be speaking.

March 13-14 at 7 p.m. and March 15 at 10:45 a.m.and 6 p.m.

Cedar Creek Church of God142 Rodney Drive, Gun Barrel City

Pastor Glen DysonChurch services:• Sunday school at 9 a.m.• Worship at 10:45 a.m.• Wednesday at 7 p.m.• Tuesday senior jam with refreshments 12:30 to 3:30

p.m.

Tolosa Baptist Church19101 State Highway 274, Kemp

Pastor Bro. Charlie Woodard • 903-386-5730Associate Pastor Bro. Thomas Stephens

Music Minister Bro. Chris HarrisChurch services:• Sunday school - 10 a.m.• Worship at 11 a.m.• Sunday evening - 5 p.m.• Wednesday at 6 p.m.

Life Line ChurchIndependent Full Gospel

110 Welch Lane, Gun Barrel CityPastor Danny Cope

Church services:• Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.• Church services at 11 a.m• Sunday evening at 5 p.m.• Wednesday services at 6 p.m.

Cedar Creek Bible Church700 North Seven Points Blvd.

(SH 274, one mile north of the Seven Points light)Pastor Bob Parry • (903) 432-2175

Church services:•Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. There are several

adult Sunday School classes and classes for children ofall ages and teens.

•The Worship Service begins at 11 a.m. Sundaymornings.

Rope, Catch and Ride for ChristCowboy Church

570 VZCR 2807, Mabank • (214) 543-5263www.cowboychurchmabanktx.com

If you want to know God, hear the truth from a Biblebelieving, straight shootin’ pastor, listen to some toe-tappin’ music and enjoy some good ol’ time fellowship,come visit us on Sunday morning.

Church services:• Sunday morning service at 10 a.m.• Children’s church at 10:30 a.m.

Celebration on the Lake Church9120 State Highway 198, Payne Springs

PO Box 1401, Mabank, TX 75147 (903) 451-2302 • (817) 602-4645

Pastor Kathy BowserWe are a church of people from many and diverse

and religious backgrounds. We celebrate the unity inour diversity. We are open and affirming with a particu-lar outreach to the LGBTQ community.

We are an independent, interfaith church whose mis-sion is to create an inclusive place of worship wherespiritual growth is nurtured and God’s love is shared.

Church services:• Sunday services at 10 a.m., coffee and conversa-

tion following.• Wednesday group Bible discussion at 7 p.m. Call

Tommie Churchman at (903) 258-8972 for details ontopic and location.

First Assembly of God- KempOld Business Highway 175 next

to the Kemp Fire Department andnew Kemp Care Center

(903) 498-8965Pastor: Larry Smeal

Church services:• Worship at 10: 45 a.m.• Sunday School classes at 9:45 a.m.• Christ Warriors, ages 5-12, teen class, adult class,

Children’s church.• Sunday morning class at Kemp Care Center at 9:30

a.m.• Prayer meeting at the church on Wednesdays at 10

a.m.Every person can expect inspiration from worship,

mental stimulation from the sermons, fellowship, and aplace where he or she can serve the needs of others.

Rockin’ Country Church 737 North Seven Points Blvd. (SH 274)

Seven Points, TX 75143Pastor David “Woody” Woodham

Website: www.rockincountrychurch.comEmail: [email protected]

“A church for people who don’t like ‘church’”Church services:• Sunday Meet & Greet/coffee - 9:15 a.m.• Sunday services and children/youth class - 10 a.m.• Wednesday Bible study at 6:45 p.m.

First Missionary Baptist306 W. Walnut Street, in Mabank

Pastor Bro. T.L. TaylorChurch services:• Sunday School, 10 a.m.• Sunday service, 11 a.m.• Sunday evening worship, 6 p.m.;We extend a warm welcome to all who attend. If you

are searching for a church home, our welcome mat isout. The Bible is preached and we are sure you willreceive a blessing.

Payne Springs Baptist Church9720 SH 198 S., Mabank 75156

(903) 451-2443Pastor Danny L. Dennie, Sr.

Church services:• Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.• Worship service - 10:45 a.m.• Children’s church - 11:30 a.m.• Sunday evening - 6:30 p.m.• Wednesday - 6:30 p.m.• Senior fellowship - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the fourth

Thursday of each month.A warm welcome is extended to all.

Aley United Methodist Church1215 W. Cedar Creek Parkway,

Seven Points on FM 85 • (903) 498-8655We extend a welcome to those who are single, mar-

ried, divorced, gay, filthy rich, dirt poor, yo no hablaIngles.

We extend a special welcome to those who are cry-ing newborns, skinny as a rail or could afford to lose afew pounds.

We welcome you if you can sing like Andrea Bocellior like our Pastor who can’t carry a note in a bucket.

You’re welcome here if you’re “just browsing,” justwoke up or just got out of jail.

We don’t care if you’re more Catholic than the Pope,or haven’t been in church since little Joey’s Baptism.

We extend a special welcome to those who are over60 but not grown up yet, and to teenagers who are grow-ing up too fast.

We welcome soccer moms, NASCAR dads, starv-ing artists, tree-huggers, latte-sippers, vegetarians, junk-food eaters.

We welcome those who are in recovery of still ad-dicted.

We welcome you if you’re having problems or you’redown in the dumps or if you don’t like “organized reli-gion,”

We’ve been there too. If you blew all your offeringmoney at the boats, you’re welcome here. We offer aspecial welcome to those who think the earth is flat,work too hard, don’t work or because grandma is intown and wanted to go to church. We welcome thosewho are inked, pierced or both. We offer a specialwelcome to those who could use a prayer right now,had religion shoved down your throat as a kid or gotlost in traffic and wound up here by mistake.

We welcome tourists, seekers and doubters, bleed-ing hearts...and you! Why? Because everyone needsGod’s love. Everyone changes when they meet Jesus.

(Thanks to Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Commu-nity, Daytona Beach, Florida, for the poem.)

Church services:• Morning service begins at 10:30 a.m.

First Baptist Church - MabankSH 198 North at Mt. Vernon St., Mabank

(903) 887-3921Ed Hale, Interim Pastor

Chris Sweet, Minister of Music and Senior AdultsChurch service:• Sunday School at 9:15 a.m.• Sunday worship service at 10:30 a.m.Church events:• If you are interested in Sewing For Missions con-

tact Nelda Burney at (903) 368-2523 for more infor-mation.

• Senior adult Bible study at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesdaysat the senior citizen center.

• SOAR (Single mothers Overcoming All through theRedeemer) meet at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.

• AWANA Clubs for ages three years old to sixthgrade meet at 6 p.m. on Wedneday night in the Educa-tion Building.

• Kids Beach Club meet Thursdays at Central El-ementary from 3-4:45 p.m.

Upcoming events:• Feb. 8 - The Way Of The Master evangelism courses

will take place at 4:40 p.m. on Sundays for eight weeks.• June 24-27 - Pre-teen camp at Pinewoods. De-

posit due by the end of February.

PUBLIC NOTICECITY OF SEVEN POINTS

TEXAS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTBLOCK GRANT PROGRAM

The City of Seven Points is giving noticeof the City’s intent to submit a CommunityDevelopment Block Grant Fundapplication for a grant from the TexasCommunity Development Block GrantProgram. The grant application request is$275,000 for street improvements for thewestern portion of the city. The applicationis available for review at City Hall duringregular business hours.

Published in The Monitor 01-29-15

Kemp Independent School DistrictKemp ISD Substitute teacher training will beon Thursday, January 29th from 9 a.m. - 12p.m. Limited to the first 25 applicants, pleasecome by the Administration office and seeMisty Ferrell for an application.

Kemp ISD905 South Main903-498-1394

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First United Methodist Church of Kemp304 E. 9th Street, Kemp

(903) 498-4791 • www.kempfirst.blogspotPastor Bob Williams • [email protected] United Methodist Church of Kemp has been

serving the Kemp community since 1882. We offer rel-evant and transformational worship services bases onsound biblical preaching. All are welcome because weall need the love and hope of God.

Church services:• Sunday School (all ages) at 10 a.m.• Sunday Worship at 11 a.m.• Wednesday lunch Bible study at 12 p.m.• Wednesday night Bible study at 7 p.m.Church events:• Food pantry is the third Tuesday of each month

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MABANK2-1 lakefront house

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no pets.$900mo

(903)603-1934.

NOTICE:Residential rental

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advertise apartment units in general terms and all units may not

have the same fea-tures. The amount

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CARPENTERENTERPRISES

asphalt & concrete, maintenance &repairs, seal

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KUBOTATRACTOR

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digging drainageditches. Call Johnat (903)340-5910.

THOMASTRUCKING

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Firewood available. Dependable,

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You can find the best prices on good used items listed in

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Kikit size 4, $5. Calvin Klein size 2

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Paid $150,Can text pictures. (903)340-6189.

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VIRTUALASSISTANT

for hire, social media posting, blogging, email

management, travel arrangements, transcription &

more. Reasonable rates, call for price

quote.(972)345-8544

[email protected].

WOOD STORAGE BUILDINGS

10’X16’ $1,850, 12’X24’ $2,600. (214)869-1703.

WOODEN PALLETS FREEPlastic ones too. Placed outside

The Monitor office by Groom’s. Great for storage needs

and firewood. Take what you need.

Also flattened boxes in the container in front of the office.

PUPPIESJack Russell terriers $75,

Bluetick Coonhound

mix $40, Yorkie mix $40. (903)603-1353.

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Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

BOW - PARKERSIDEKICK

youth compound bow.

Used 2 seasons.Includes custom-made arrows and

quiver. $200. (409)289-7084.

COACH WALLET, woman’s khaki with brown signature C design. Excellent condition. Gently used, worth $75, will sell for $30.

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$325mo (512)578-9567.

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