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Unlike my opponent

Election Day
Toast to Texas this
weekend
Tuesday, March 4
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Dogwood Festival
Pageant tickets on
sale at area merchants
Tickets for the 71st Annual Tyler County Dogwood coronation and historical play are currently on sale and available at
Jarrott’s Pharmacy, Sullivan’s Hardware, Heritage Village and
the Tyler County Chamber of Commerce Office.
Festivities at the Dogwood Amphitheatre will be April 5,
2014, at 7:30 p.m. The theme for this year’s historical play
is “Prom Night in Tyler County.”
The coronation and a modified version of the play will be
moved to the Summit on the campus of Woodville High
School in the event of rain. For more information visit the
website at tylercountydogwoodfestival.org or call (409) 2832632.
Ticket Prices:
Presale - $7 and $5
At the Gate - $8 and $6
(ticket price is based upon seat selection)
Dogwood Tree
giveaway March 2
Bob Boykin photography
Tyler County Dogwood Festival Children of the Court—The 2014 Dogwood Festival grows closer, and today we have
the Children of The Court. Shown, from left, are Taylor Greer, daughter of Tony and Tena Greer (Woodville); Mikayla
Brown, daughter of Clay and Trish Brown (Warren); Sydney Brock, daughter of Chad and Lacy Brock (Chester);
and Carter Wright, daughter of Morgan and Chesney Wright (Woodville). Standing: Sam Standley, son of Matt and
Carrie Standley (Warren); Gage Gray, son of Justin and Sarah Gray (Spurger); and Wesley Walsh, son of Wyatt and
Rebecca Walsh (Colmesneil).
Emergency Preparedness training exercise March 1
by Dale Freeman, Tyler County
EOC
On Saturday, March 1, 2014,
there will be a training exercise
for emergency preparedness
occurring in or around Woodville. The Tyler County
Emergency Management
Department and the American Red Cross will co-host the
event with the participation of
the Tyler County Sheriff ’s Department, the Woodville Police
Department, the Woodville
Fire Department, the Tyler
County Search and Rescue Organization, The Tyler County
Hospital, and Dogwood EMS.
The situation or scenario
that we will train or respond
to will be a simulated weather
related disaster affecting a
single neighborhood. Unlike
in a natural or man-made disaster, we will have the luxury
of slowly, even methodically,
walking through the steps of
the event and even redoing the
steps until we get it right. At
this time, we are not releasing
the details of the scenario or
the location where it is going
to occur to keep to the mission
of the training and the integrity of the lessons learned.
We will, at the same time,
be activating the Emergency
Operations Center to respond
as if this were an actual event.
We will notify the homeowners in our target neighborhood
so that they do not become
alarmed with the activities occurring on the street in front of
their homes. Our training and
our activities will be limited
only to the street. We will not
be coming onto your property
as would likely occur in an actual emergency.
The homeowners seeing us
on the streets are invited if they
like to walk out to the streets
and interact with responders as
would occur in a natural event.
The Tyler County Emergen-
cy Management Office would
like to thank the residents of
the target neighborhood in
advance for the use of their
neighborhood for this exercise.
We believe that exercises and
training such as this will allow
us to find the right people to
fill our positions, making them
better capable of responding
to any event that might occur.
We hope the efforts of our
career personnel, as well as our
volunteers, in this situation
give comfort to the citizens of
Tyler County that we are always there and we are prepared
and capable of handling whatever situation might occur.
Search for truant student leads to two arrests
by Emily Waldrep
Several deputies, along with
Woodville School Resource
Officer Bubba Sheffield, were
checking on the welfare of a
14-year-old truant child in
Ivanhoe Tuesday, February 11,
when they found the child living
in deplorable living conditions
with her mother and another
male.
“At the time of the investigation the temperature was
extremely cold,” said Chief
Deputy Phil Ryan. “There was
no running water, no electricity,
no heat and almost all of the
windows were busted out of the
mobile home.”
Child Protective Services
(CPS) was notified of the con-
dition of the home, but decided
that since the child was 14 years
old, they felt like the child was
in no danger.
“We were not happy with
CPS’s decision to take no action
on behalf of child,” Ryan said.
The white male that was living
in the residence was not related
to the child and was reported to
be the boyfriend of the child’s
Fred mother arrested for child
endangerment after missing child call
by Emily Waldrep
A Fred mother was arrested
February 20 in Fred after her
two children, ages 2 and 4, left
her home and wandered across
a major highway alone.
Deputies were dispatched to
Woodville, Texas
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CR 4644 in Fred after a call was
received reporting two children
were missing. While en route,
the deputy was advised that the
children had been found at the
Fred Grocery Store.
The children’s mother was identified as Summer Dawn McCoy,
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age 21, of Fred.
McCoy reported that she had
been sleeping and that when she
woke up the door to the house
was open and the kids were gone.
The children said they left the
home to go play near a church
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Index
Obituaries.............. 2A
Columnists............. 3A
Jail Report.............. 6A
Sports.............4A&5A
Society.................... 1B
Church............ 2B&3B
Classifieds............... 1D
Real Estate.............2D
The Tyler County Dogwood Festival will be giving away 50
dogwood trees at the Tyler County Courthouse on Sunday,
March 2, 2014, at 12:30 p.m.
The trees will be distributed by the 2014 princesses on a
first-come first-serve basis.
Please take this opportunity to meet the young ladies
who are proudly representing the communities of Chester,
Colmesneil, Spurger, Warren and Woodville in our 71st
celebration of springtime. This event is sponsored by East Texas Home Health.
Continuance
granted in
Maddox child
custody hearing
A Tyler County Court has granted a continuance until April 9
in the child custody hearing of Madison Maddox, the five-yearold daughter of Nathan Maddox, who, with his wife Krystal, was
murdered outside Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Colmenseil
January 19.
Madison, who was living with her paternal grandparents, Paul
and Letha Westfall, and her mother, Kristen Westfall, will remain
in foster care until the judge makes a custody decision. Madison
was removed from the Westfall’s home shortly after the incident.
Coy Lee Collins, a special investigator with Child Protective
Services (CPS), testified at the first hearing that Madison was removed from the Westfall’s care and placed into foster care because
methamphetamine residue, a syringe and a loaded .22 revolver were
found in the Westfall’s home, and could be accessible to the five
year old. Collins also said there were sanitation concerns because
of raw sewage on the property.
Madison’s paternal grandfather, Jim Maddox, said that he was
just interested in the child’s safety. “At this point the main thing is
Madison’s safety, and it is not a matter of what I want or my wife
wants or what the Westfalls want,” Maddox said. “It is all about
Madison’s safety.”
There are several agencies working on the murder case. All leads
are being taken seriously and thoroughly investigated.
“We have some excellent agencies from the Tyler County Sheriff ’s
Department, Texas Rangers, and even the FBI who have come
in,” Maddox said. “They have been available as far as resources and
council with law enforcement.”
Anyone with information about the murder should phone Tyler
County Sheriff ’s Department at (409) 283-2172.
mother. He said his name was
Jordan Terrell. Officers felt he
was lying transported him to
the jail where his fingerprints
were run through the system.
His fingerprints identified him
as Jeremy Hopkins, age 21.
Hopkins was wanted for Aggravated Sexual Assault of a
Child, along with Failure to
Register as a Sex Offender, and
was arrested on both of those
charges, as well as a new charge
from Tyler County, Failing to
Identify as a Fugitive From
Justice.
The mother of the child, who
was not identified, was also
arrested for an outstanding
warrant.
Tyler County Sheriff ’s DeBeaumont, Texas—Texas has been hit with several bouts of
partment was able to place the extremely cold weather this winter, and that is heating up many
child with her father until better customers’ electric bills. But just in time, the federal government has
accommodations could be made, released LIHEAP funds to help low-income, elderly and disabled
although CPS did not step in.
Continued on pg. 2A
Obituaries 2A
Travis Moore
Chester
Johnny Sheffield
Warren
Glenn White
Woodville
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Ed Sterling
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Sandy Taylor
Heritage Village
Willis Webb
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Obituaries
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Travis Moore
Travis Lee Moore, 74, of Chester, Texas, went to be with the
Lord,
Fr i d a y,
Fe b r u ary 21,
2014,
with his
wife and
f a m i l y by
his side.
T r a vis was
b o r n
October 20, 1939. He married Oma Elizabeth Williams
Moore. He worked as a fireman for the Beaumont Fire
Department and retired from
the Silsbee Post Office. He was
a member of Hillister Assem-
bly of God. He loved farming,
fishing, hunting and caring for
his family. He is loved and will
be missed.
Travis is survived by his wife of
55 years, Oma Elizabeth Williams Moore; daughter Joan
(Glen) Conner of Woodville;
son Travis “Doone” (Susie)
of Silsbee; daughter Shelley
(Raul) Suazo of Kingwood;
brothers Don (Eugenia) of
Silsbee, Dwon (Barbara) of
Fred, Roy (Kay) of Fred, Robert (Nancy) of Woodville; sisters
Nova Stumpf of Silsbee, Bobbie Gregory of Fred, Martha
Ard of Fred; sister-in-law Judy
Moore of Fred; grandchildren
Joseph (Lauren) Conner, Jarrod
( Jill) Conner, Jess (Kayla) Conner, Troy Moore, Luke Moore,
Koti Moore, Curtis (Brittany)
Moore, Macy Shackelford,
Gentry Suazo and Rory Suazo;
great-grandchildren Carson, Elliot, Cannon, Edward, Serenity,
Destiny, Kayden and Case; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death
by his parents, Bob and Opal
Moore; children, Carrie Colleen
and Kevin Shayne Moore and a
brother, Dennis.
Serving as pallbearers were
Joseph Conner, Jarrod Conner,
Jess Conner, Troy Moore, Luke
Moore, Curtis Moore, Gentry
Suazo and Phillip Moore.
Funeral service was held
Tuesday, February 25, 2014, at
10 a.m. at First Baptist Church
in Woodville. Burial followed
at Franks Branch Cemetery in
Fred, Texas. Visitation was held
Monday, February 24, 2014,
from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Riley Funeral Home in Woodville.
Johnny Sheffield
Johnny Franklin Sheffield, 77,
of Warren, passed away February
23, 2014, peacefully at his home.
Born
November 19,
1936, in
Hicksbaugh,
Te x a s ,
to Mr.
and Mrs.
J o h n
Henry
Sheffield,
he lived
in Tyler
County most of his life. He was
self employed. He was a loving and caring husband, father,
brother and friend to all who
knew and loved him.
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Johnny is survived by his loving
wife, Mary L. Sheffield of Warren; daughters, Johnna Ross and
Tonya Sheffield both of Warren;
brother, Robert E. Sheffield and
wife, Elaine of Iola, Texas; and
several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by
his parents and two sisters.
A funeral service was held
Wednesday, February 26, 2014,
at 2 p.m. at the Riley Funeral
Home Chapel with Brother
Larry Staggs officiating. Burial
followed at Fellowship Cemetery
in Warren, Texas. Visitation was
held Wednesday from 12 noon
until the time of service.
Serving as pallbearers were
Michael Howell, Paul Nichols,
Ardie Roberts, Jason Sheffield,
Darren Hawn, Charles Smith,
David Nichols and David Sheffield.
Payment Help Available to Entergy Texas Customers in Need...cont. from pg. 1A
Texas residents pay their energy bills. The state recently
POLITICAL
CALENDER
Tyler County
Commissioner, Pct. 2
Terry Riley
James “Rusty” Hughes
Tyler County Criminal
District Attorney
Lou Ann Cloy
Dan Hunt
received more than $14.2
million in sequestered and additional funds for the Low Income
Home Energy Assistance Program. That brings the total for
the 2014 fiscal year to more than
$128.6 million.
“Every day our low-income
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6:00 p.m.
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Kathryn Eyleen Bergold
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customers struggle to make
ends meet,” said Vernon Pierce,
vice president, customer service,
Entergy Texas, Inc. “When inclement weather hits and affects
utility bills, it creates an added
strain on their budgets, so we’re
working hard to get the word
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out that help is available.”
LIHEAP funds are administered through the Texas
Department of Housing and
Community Affairs.
For information on how to apply for LIHEAP funds, go to:
www.entergytexas.com/content/
our_community/advocate/TDHCA_Agencies.pdf.
Entergy Texas employees,
shareholders and customers
also contribute to The Power
to Care, a special fund that
provides emergency utility assistance for elderly and disabled
customers. The Salvation Army
and Entergy’s partners in this
program use money from the
fund to help pay the electric bills
of qualifying customers. For a
list of Power to Care agencies
for Texas, visit http://www.
entergytexas.com/our_community/fuel_fund.aspx
Other energy-saving resources
are available at www.entergytexas.com/savemoney.
Fred mother arrested for
child endangerment...from pg. 1A
down the road. The mother said it was not the first time the children had left the house in a similar fashion.
“The kids would have had to walk down two county roads and
then cross Highway 92 to get to where they were,” said Chief
Deputy Phil Ryan.
Highway 92 is a dangerous, major highway for anyone to be
crossing and is much more dangerous and even deadly for young
children to be crossing unattended.
McCoy was placed under arrest for Endangering a Child and
the children were turned over to the custody of their grandmother.
CPS was also notified, and there will be a follow-up investigation.
Law enforcement officials say “thanks” to a witness of the event,
who stopped the children from crossing Highway 92 a second
time and was able to pick them up and take them to Fred Grocery,
avoiding a possible disaster.
Services were held under the
direction of Riley Funeral Home
of Tyler County.
Glenn White
Glenn W. White, 77, of Vidor,
died Wednesday, February 19,
2014, at Senior Rehabilitation
and Skilled Nursing Center in
Port Arthur. A native of Pitkin, La.,
Glenn was
a longtime
resident of
Vidor and
a retired
welder
w i t h
Bethlehem Steel. Glenn
was
a
member of Campground
Baptist Church in Woodville
and served his country in the
United States Marine Corp
during the Korean War. Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. on Sunday, February 23,
2014, at Campground Baptist
Church in Woodville under the
direction of Memorial Funeral
Home of Vidor, with burial
at Campground Cemetery in
Woodville. Visitation began
at 6 p.m. Saturday, February
22, 2014, at Memorial Funeral
Home. Glenn was preceded in death
by his parents Mark and Hazel
White, brothers O’Neal White,
Harvey White, and Bruce
White, and his sister LaTane
Bates. Glenn is survived by his
wife Ouida White, son Gayland White and his wife Jodie
all of Vidor; daughters Glenda
Schlimper and husband Philip
of Katy, Greta Welch and husband Dennis of Vidor, Gina
Wolfe and husband Stephen
of Kingwood; brothers Clovis
White of Waco and Sherman
White of Vidor; sisters Laverne
Knight, Ann Casey, and Lanell
Kreyssig all of Vidor, and Geneva Irving of Quinlin, Texas;
six grandchildren: Richard
White, Kimberly Ainsworth
and husband Dustin, Haley
Simpson and husband Nathaniel, Shane Welch, Ashley Wolfe
and Abigail Wolfe.
“Why I Want To Go To Camp”: Summer camp experiences lead to lifelong memories, and it’s even better when you can enjoy
camp at the great low price of free! Camp Niwana is pleased to announce an essay contest for youth during the spring season.
This contest is part of our continuing effort to help support and encourage lifelong learning by providing interdisciplinary opportunities for students to use their skills during out-of-school-time experiences. There is no cost to enter and a great prize to
win – a trip to Camp Niwana this summer! Two lucky winners will each receive a “campership” valued at $200 that can
be used towards camp fees for the 2014 summer season. Options include a full week of Day Camp, or a 3-day mini-week of
resident camp, or as a discount on fees for a full week session. No matter what you decide, you’re sure to have a great time when
you spend time at Camp Niwana this summer. The contest is open to campers who will be entering K – 5th grades for the Fall
2014 school year. Both past campers and first-time campers are invited to participate. Entries will be accepted during February and March only. The deadline is “postmarked by” March 31, 2014. The winners will be announced by April 15. For more
information and to read the detailed rules for entry, please visit www.CampNiwana.org/contest.html
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Law clarifies where electioneering may occur
AUSTIN — Questions over where you
may stand, what you can say and when you
can say it arise here and there around Texas
at election time.A
new law to solve
such issues is on
the books.
House Bill 259,
which took effect
when Gov. Rick
Perry signed it
Capitol Highlights
into law on June
14, 2013, allows
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political speech
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outsideofthe100Sterling
foot zone at public
buildings where
election polls are located.
The new law trumps local practices that
previously may have prevented citizens from
engaging in political speech outside of the
100-foot zone. “This change in law protects
First Amendment rights by assuring that
people are able to express their political views
without fear of prosecution or persecution,”
said state Rep.Ron Simmons,R-Carrollton,
primary author of HB 259, in a Feb. 18
statement.
“Language was specifically included in the
bill to authorize reasonable time, place, and
manner restrictions on electioneering conducted outside of the 100-foot marker,so long
as electioneering is not prohibited altogether,”
Simmons added.“HB 259 protects some of
our nation’s most fundamental rights: the
freedom of speech and the right to vote.”
DPS offers election ID
and other health clinics — serve about
170,000 low income women per year with
services including family planning and health
screenings.
The agency estimated more than 60 percent
of the women served will receive family planning services and that to be eligible for the
program women must be 18 years of age or
older and at or below 200 percent of Federal
Poverty Level guidelines. According to the
Texas Health and Human Services Commission, 3.3 million Texas women are at or
below the Federal Poverty Level.
On Feb. 18, the first day of early voting
in the primary election, the Texas Department of Public Safety publicized a reminder
that election identification certificates are
available at driver license offices, with select
offices open on Saturdays and at mobile
stations in select counties.
State law requires voters to present their
driver license or suitable photo identification at the polls prior to voting. There is no
fee for the election identification certificate. Panel eyes health, safety
Information on how to obtain a certificate
can be found online at dps.texas.gov or by Reducing child fatalities and improving
access to women’s health services were the
telephoning (512) 424-2600.
subjects of a Feb. 20 interim meeting of the
state Senate Committee on Health and
More health funding comes
Human Services.
The state announced the awarding of $45 While child deaths due to abuse and neglect
million to supplement the amount the 2013 are down overall, there has been a recent
Texas Legislature appropriated for women’s spike in foster care fatalities, according to
a statement released by Committee Chair
health services for use in 2015.
“We’re providing women greater access to Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound.“It is unaca broader range of health services in Texas,” ceptable for any child to die from abuse or
said Department of State Health Services neglect, certainly when that child has been
Commissioner David Lakey on Feb. 14. entrusted to the state.”
“These dollars will help women receive the Regarding women’s health care, Nelson
family planning and screening services they noted that the 83rd Texas Legislature provided $240 million in funding for women’s
need to be healthy.”
According to Lakey, the entities to receive health services, including cancer screenings,
the supplemental funding — which include wellness exams and other health services to
local health departments, hospital clinics an additional 170,000 women. “As a result,
Toast To Texas This Saturday At
Heritage Village
You are invited Saturday to come visit
Heritage Village for the annual Toast
to Texas.There is
no admission for
this event that
is a wonderful
opportunity for
everyone, particularly families,
Heritage Village to participate
in celebrating
By
Texas IndepenSandy
dence. S ince
Taylor
March 2nd, the
real Independence Day, falls on Sunday this year, we
are having our Toast on Saturday.
The program begins about 1 p.m. from
the Village Stage. After a welcome
from Fred Sullivan, president of the
Tyler County Heritage Society Board
of Directors, there will be posting of
the colors by the local VFW chapter
followed by pledges to the American flag
and the Texas flag. Jim Boone, former
president of the Heritage Society, will
be the speaker.
School children from St. Paul’s Episcopal School will sing some of their
favorite Texas songs and share the toasts
that they have written to our great state.
I’ve left out several parts of the program
in an attempt to get your curiosity up
enough to come out for the program. At
2 p.m. we will raise our cups of spring
water in our Toast to Texas, followed by a
Black Powder Salute to Texas presented
by members of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans. Refreshments will be served in
the Collier Store at the conclusion. We
hope you will be able to attend.
As March “marches” on, the next event
is Festival of the Arts, the first weekend
in the three weekend Dogwood Festival.
Festival of the Arts is Saturday, March
22, beginning at 9 a.m. In addition to
quilts on display we will have other arts
and crafts. Quilters, spinners and weavers and others will be demonstrating
pioneer arts.
At 10 a.m. on Saturday, we will have
the official opening of the Fiber Arts
Building, complete with small ceremony
and ribbon-cutting followed by a tour
of the building. In the afternoon from
1-3 p.m., we will have the authors of a
new Texas book, “Just Between Us”,
autographing their book. Admission
for the day is $4 for adults and $2 for
children under twelve.
Also on Saturday, the County Historical Commission is sponsoring a
tour of historical places within Tyler
County, and the Village is one of the
stops on the tour. Tour tickets are $10
each and proceeds benefit the courthouse preservation.
Sunday, March 23, is the date for
the Dinner on the Grounds. This is
our ninth year for this event. Tickets
are $10 for adults and $5 for children
under 12. The ticket allows you to tour
the Village and eat some of whatever
shows up on the dinner table. We
never really know for sure what we
will have, but we are sure we will have
brisket, pork, sausage, chicken, assorted
veggies, cornbread, homemade bread,
salads, and desserts plus tea or water.
Tickets should be ready soon. Plan
now to attend.
women’s health in Texas is now funded at
record levels and Texas has the capacity to
serve more women than ever before,” she
said, adding, “Now we need to ensure that
the resources we invested are truly meeting
the needs of Texas women.”
Sen. Kirk Watson, chair of the Texas
Senate’s Democratic Caucus, posted a
reaction saying, “We’re encouraged by
Chairwoman Nelson’s pledge to have ‘a
thorough discussion of every aspect of
the state’s efforts to provide healthcare to
Texas women.”
Court to hear EPA cases
An appeal filed by the State of Texas was
among six lawsuits against the federal Environmental Protection Agency grouped and
scheduled 90 minutes of collective time for
arguments to be heard by the United States
Supreme Court on Feb. 24.
In its case, Texas is petitioning the high
court to stop the EPA and the Obama
administration from broadening greenhouse
gas enforcement standards to include more
sources of carbon dioxide emissions.
Out & About in
Spurger With Ms. Billie
There are millions of folks across our nation who volunteer in various capacities in order
to improve the lives of their neighbors. These volunteers would cost millions of dollars
to the communities they serve if they were paid for their services.
I want to dedicate my column this month to the volunteer fire departments who serve
the citizens of Tyler County and particularly the Spurger Volunteer Fire Department.
According to the National Fire Protection Association,of the 1,129,250 firefighters in the
U.S. in 2012, 783,300 (69%) were volunteer firefighters. There are an estimated 30,100
fire departments in the U.S., 20,050 of which are fully volunteer. We have 10 volunteer
fire departments located in Tyler County and they are: Spurger, Fred, Dam B, IvanhoeHillister, Woodville, Warren, Chester, Colmesneil, Shady Grove and White Tail Ridge.
Communities served by volunteer firefighters depend on them to be their first line of
defenseformanytypesofemergencies.Theseemergenciesincludefires,medicalincidents,
terrorist events,natural disasters,hazardous materials incidents,water rescue emergencies
and general public service calls. These volunteers invest a large amount of time serving
theircommunitiesandareoncall24/7.Timecommitmentsincludeoperationalresponses,
training, fundraising, maintenance and administrative duties. Volunteering in the fire
service is one of the most demanding and time consuming volunteer activities today.
I decided to visit Spurger Fire Chief Ellis Jones in an effort to learn more about our
volunteer fire department. All of the volunteer fire departments in Tyler County, except
for Woodville and Chester, serve in emergency service districts and receive tax dollars
based on three cents per $100 based on appraised value of property in their district.
Woodville and Chester are funded through their cities.
As members of emergency service districts, these fire departments are eligible to apply
for grants through the Texas Forest Service and to apply for federal grants. Each fire
department has an emergency service district board from their district that must approve
the spending of any tax money.They are required to prepare an annual budget that has to
be approved by Commissioner’s Court and are subject to audits.There is a Tyler County
Firefighter Association that meets monthly inWoodville and is attended by the fire chiefs.
Money raised from fundraisers is used for equipment and maintaining the fire station. The cost for one fireman to suit up in bunker gear is $2,000, and a self-contained
breathing apparatus costs an additional $5,000.
Chief Jones states that they fight structure,forest and pipeline fires,provide lift assistance
for medical transports, set up landing zones for medical helicopters when required for
traffic accidents and use “jaws of life” for vehicle accidents. It should be noted that only
three volunteer fire departments in the county, including Spurger, have this equipment.
Spurger Volunteer Fire Department has an agreement with other volunteer fire departments to provide assistance when necessary.
Spurger has 18 firefighters and their families who serve our community. Chief Jones
says, “each firefighter is a member of the team, and it requires all members to work
together for [the] team to function.” If you think this isn’t enough information that you
didn’t know abut your fire department, there’s more!
Spurger Volunteer Fire Department has recently built two brush trucks and is currently
rebuilding a rehab unit. What is a rehab unit? It is a vehicle that provides storage for
drinking water, snacks for energy, contains an ambulance pack and is air-conditioned
in order to cool down a firefighter. Spurger Volunteer Fire Department received its first
new 2010 pumper truck from a federal grant and has received two brush trucks through
grants from the Texas Forest Service.
The next time you see a volunteer firefighter in your community, tell them thank you
for their service and how much you appreciate their work.
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When I “went off ” to college in
the mid-1950s, I was used to teachers in our 210-student high school
that knew me and
called me by my
first name. (When
they got mad at
me they screeched:
“ W illis Newman WEBB!!!”)
Yeeesh.
By
Attending Sam
Willis Houston
State
Webb University, nee
State Teachers
College in those
days, was like attending a big Houston
high school. There were 1900 students,
900 of them freshmen.
Teachers-lecturers-professors were
known as Mr., Miss or Doctor. The only
place I got “familiar” with a T-L-P was
in journalism where the head of the
department, Dr. Ferol Robinson became
known to me as “Dr. R.” Of course, he
knew his “J”students by their first names.
In most other classes, the T-L-Ps addressed us as Mr. Webb or Miss Hill.
However, I had a woman instructor who
used the formal Mr. or Miss in front of
your name and added the term “honey”
after your name. Her name was Martha
Ann Turner and she was middle aged
and unmarried.
Ms. Turner was in the English department and taught a course in “creative
writing,” which could be credited as
either English or journalism. I chose it
as a journalism course.
In those somewhat puritanical mid-
1950s, one did not hear profanity or
suggestive stories in a classroom, i.e.,
unless you took Ms. Turner’s creative
writing course.While Ms.Turner did not
use profanity, she did allow what were
then considered “liberties” in writing
creatively. The teaching and the writing
were nowhere near the definition of lewd
or “dirty” in today’s society.
Word around campus was that if you
wrote about alcohol, partying and the
like and hinted at sex, you’d receive an “A”
on the paper and perhaps in the course.
The implication was that Ms. Turner
loved implied sex and/or “dirty” stories
and that you’d get a good grade for such
inferences whether it was well written
or grammatically correct.
One thing is certain, however, and that
is that Martha Ann Turner was colorful
to the point of being entertaining. And,
she was a very good teacher in the art of
creative writing.
I thoroughly enjoyed the class and,
since I’d never known anyone like Ms.
Turner, I was enamored of this intriguing instructor.
She was a free spirit and developed
in me a bent for writing creatively. My
strict Baptist upbringing, to that point,
prevented me from succumbing to
suggestive description on writing assignments. Slowly, however, I did begin
to write more “creatively.”
In the second semester in school, I fell
into the fraternity-sorority way of life of
partying and having a good time, often
to the detriment of grades. It also added
some “understanding” to the lifestyles
implied in the desired writing in Ms.
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Turner’s class.
When Ms.Turner called on you in class,
it was usually issued in this terminology:
“Mr. Webb, Honey, would you please
read your paper.”
So, we clever devil students thought it
was funny to refer to her among ourselves,
as “Martha Ann Turner Honey.”
Loving to dance — and already introduced to the favorite step of the day, the
jitterbug — I leapt into the social swirl.
The places to socialize and dance were
those clubs that served beer and had a
jukebox and, often, a band.
The club of choice for underage imbibers was The Paper Moon in neighboring
Trinity County, which was “wet” compared to then-dry Huntsville and Walker
County.
We soon learned that Martha Ann
Turner Honey and another English
instructor, Charles Adams, were frequenters of “The Moon.”
It was said that if you’d buy Martha
Ann Turner Honey a beer, you were ensured an A in the creative writing course.
I couldn’t bring myself to buy a beer
for a teacher, particularly in order to
improve my grade in the class.
However, I did always ask Martha
Ann Honey to dance. We cut a pretty
mean rug.
My grade?
An A, of course. I had dance lessons
while attending high school.
Willis Webb is a retired community
newspaper editor-publisher of more
than 50 years experience. He can be
reached by email at wwebb1937@att.
net.
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Warren baseball and softball teams prepare for District
By: Katie McCluskey
The varsity Warrior basketball
team played their first play-off
game on Monday, February 17,
versus Central Heights.The Warriors had an excellent season, but
lost 47-35.
On Thursday February 20 and
Saturday February 22, the varsity Lady Warrior softball team
competed in an Orangefield
tournament located in Beaumont. The Lady Warriors played
a total of four games. Although
the Lady Warriors were not
able to place in this tournament
it was an excellent preparation
for the upcoming season. On
Friday February 21 and Saturday
February 22, the JV Lady Warrior softball team competed in a
tournament at Livingston. The
JV Lady Warriors competed well
while preparing for the season.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday February 20-22, the varsity
Warrior baseball team participated in a tournament hosted by
Groveton.The Warriors defeated
the Colmesneil Bulldogs 8-1 on
Thursday February 20. On Friday, February 21, the Warriors
defeated Latexo 6-0. Warren
played another great game on
Friday, but lost to Groveton 7-6.
On Saturday, February 22, the
Warriors competed in their last
game of the tournament against
Leon. The Warriors won 3-0.
The varsity Lady Warriors
will compete in a Livingston
tournament on Thursday and
Saturday, February 27 and March
1. On Tuesday, March 4, the JV
and varsity Lady Warriors will
Autumn Sims pitches the ball for the varsity Lady Warrior softball team.
Colmesneil Baseball and Softball in Full Swing
B: Michael Patrick
Varsity Baseball
While school was out last week
for Tyler County schools, the
Colmesneil Bulldog baseball team
was starting their season.The varsity
Bulldogs started their season by
competing in the very competitive
Groveton tournament held February 20–22.
Colmesneil opened the tournament up against Cleveland and
Warren on Thursday.The Bulldogs
who are transitioning from a playoff basketball season into baseball
mode had a tough go the first day
of the tournament dropping their
game against Cleveland 10-5 and
then dropping their second game of
the day against Warren 8-1.
On Friday, the Bulldogs took
on Leon and Latexo. Friday went
much better for the Bulldogs.
Colmesneil opened up the day by
playing a tough Leon team. In a
very tight game, the Bulldogs prevailed 4-3.Reigning District MVP
Dylan Falcon picked up where he
left off last season smacking two
key doubles. Chris Carr picked up
the victory after pitching a solid
game. Matt Bailey came in and
shut the door on Leon to pick up
the save.
The second game of the day
was against Latexo. The Bulldogs
jumped all over the Tigers from
the first pitch as they defeated
Latexo 15-0. The Bulldogs got
an extremely solid pitching effort
from Jake Pattillo as he held the
Latexo bats in check on his way to
pitching the first no-hitter of the
season for the Bulldogs.
On Saturday, the Bulldogs took
on a very talented squad from
Groveton. This game did not
disappoint as neither team could
take complete control of the game.
The Bulldogs fought hard and
came out on top in a dog fight 7-6.
Cody Walsh had two key hits and
scored two runs for Colmesneil.
Tyler Walker took one yard for his
first homerun of the season. Cole
Johnson had a solid outing on his
way to picking up the win. And
Bailey picked up his second save
of the young season by quieting
the Groveton bats to seal the win.
Up next for Colmesneil is the
Evadale Tournament to be held
February 27–March 1.
JV Baseball
The Colmesneil JV baseball team
traveled to Douglass to compete
in the Douglass tournament. The
young Bulldogs fought hard going 1-2 in the tournament. The
Bulldogs did pick up a convincing
win over Trinity 10-3.
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Varsity Softball
The Lady Dogs softball season
is under full swing as well as they
started playing games this past
week. Colmesneil started the season off facing Cushing this past
Tuesday for their home opener.This
was a tight game for the first three
innings as both teams struggled to
get anything going against their opponent’s pitcher.Colmesneil finally
broke through with some key hits,
with Kara Standley leading the way
with a double and single. Merrick
Graham chalked up two singles
during the game also. Standley
was able to keep the Cushing bats
from getting hot as she fanned
eight of their batters for the game.
Colmesneil shut out Cushing 4-0
with Standley getting the win and
the shutout.
The Lady Dogs then traveled
to Jasper to compete in the Jasper
softball tournament February 20
–22. The Lady Dogs continued
their hot play throughout the
tournament as they amassed a 5-1
tournament record to push their
season record to 6-1.
The Lady Dogs opened the tournament by crushing West Hardin
15-0. Colmesneil had their way on
the base paths as several of the Lady
Dogs managed to steal multiple
bases on the Lady Oiler defense.
Treasure Jackson and Magen Allen
both led the way with four stolen
bases apiece. Krista Harris stole
three bases and Kim Knighten
also stole one base.Standley picked
up the win in this game as well.
Colmesneil also defeated Burkeville
by a score of 9-0 on day one of the
tournament.
On Friday, the Lady Dogs took
on a tough Bridge City team and
came up short dropping the game
6-1. But the Lady Dogs made a
$85 per player or
$80 per player for 2 kids
and $75 per player for 3 kids
February 27: Coaches meeting
6:30 p.m. in the Firehall
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complete 180 turnaround in their
second game of the day, by dismantling Buna 7-1. The bats were
rolling in this afternoon match-up
as Standley smashed a triple and
McKenzie Rogers crushed a double
for the Lady Dogs.
To finish up the tournament on
Saturday, Colmesneil took on Port
Arthur Memorial and had another solid outing as they defeated
Memorial 9-2. To finish up the
tournament the Lad Dogs took on
Beaumont Ozen. Allen got the bats
going in this one as she absolutely
crushed a ball over dead centerfield
for a two run homerun, her first on
the season.The Lady Dogs went on
to win the game 7-0.
The Lady Dogs continue this
week by competing in the Woodville tournament on Thursday and
Saturday.They also open up district
play by taking on Big Sandy on
Friday, February 28.
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Spurger basketball comes to an end
By: Kelsey Sheffield
Tu e s d a y, Fe b r u a r y 1 8 ,
Spurger competed in the
first round of playoffs for
the season. The game was a
rematch for the Pirates, when
they faced Oakwood for the
second year in a row. With
have lost so closely last year,
the boys were anxious for
another shot. Unfortunately
for Spurger, once again, the
win was not in their favor.
For the first quarter, Spurger
defense was on top of their
game, only allowing Oakwood
15 points against them. Al-
Saturday, February 22
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Chester-Chester City Hall
Colmesneil-High School Gym
Warren-New Junior High Gym
Woodville-Eagle Summit
travel to Kirbyville for their first
district game of the season. The
varsity Warriors will compete
in a Frankston Memorial tournament on Thursday, February
27. On Tuesday, March 4, the
Warriors will play Buna at home.
The Lady Warriors softball
team will be hosting a hit a
thon and home run derby as a
fundraiser for the softball program on Friday, February 28,
and Saturday, March 1. The hit
a thon will consist of each Lady
Warrior softball player hitting a
total of ten softballs. Pledges can
be made per foot, which will be
based off the farthest ball hit by
the player. Flat donations are also
accepted.There are a total of eight
different divisons for the home
run derby: division 1 is boys 8
and under, division 1A is girls
8 and under, division 2 is boys
9-13, division 2A is girls 9-13,
division 3 is boys 14-18, division
3A is girls 14-18, division 4 is
men 19 and older, and division
4A is women 19 and older. Each
division will have a prize for the
winner. Winners of each division
will be determined by the farthest
hit, or most homeruns. Divisions
1 and 2 will hit softballs on Friday,
February 28, around 6:30 p.m.
Divisions 3 and 4 will hit ragballs
on Saturday, March 1, around
6:00 p.m. The entry fee for each
participant is ten dollars which
will include 10 hits. Both the hit a
thon and home run derby will be
open for sign ups until February
28 at 3:00 p.m.
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though they were successful in
that area, Spurger only made
six points on the offensive side.
The second quarter, Spurger
then stepped it up, scoring
15 points, thanks to three
pointers from Caleb LeBouef,
Caleb Winkle, and Nathan
Sheffield. For the second half,
both teams were very successful at pushing the ball up the
court, but the points were
not falling as they were for
Oakwood. The tired Pirates,
although they scored 15 points
in both the third and fourth
quarters, could not keep up
with Oakwood. Despite the
loss, the Pirates played a hard
fought match. Sheffield led
the team in points with 15
points, followed by LeBouef
who put up 13. Seniors, Cody
Winkle, Heath Zoch and Michael Reyna all scored as well
for their last game. Winkle put
up seven points, Zoch made
one of his two free throws of
the fourth quarter, and Reyna
hit two free throws. The game
ended at 76-51.
With basketball officially
over, baseball and softball
are breaking out. The Pirates
baseball and softball teams
will both be playing in Hull
Daisetta at 4:30 p.m.
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Chester Yellowjackets tie Cayuga in tournament
Wendy Whitworth photo
Kris Kuehn safe at second.
By: Wendy Whitworth
The Chester Lady Jackets and
Yellowjackets both saw tournament action this past weekend.
The Lady Jackets played six
games in the Trinity tournament. The Lady Jackets fell to
Mexia 6–4, New Waverly 7-4,
Big Sandy 3-0, Mexia 10-7,
Trinity 13- 2, and New Waverly
14–4. Throughout the tournament, Timber Wright had five
hits and three stolen bases,
Destiny Kuehn six hits and
three stolen bases, Donna Martin three hits and three stolen
bases, Kyrstin two hits and two
stolen bases, Kalee Thomson one
hit and one stolen base. Alexis
Washington finished with two
hits and Tyra Adair and Heather
Choate each had one hit. “The
girls played well, especially
considering that we have had
two practices since basketball
ended. We left a lot of runners
on base, but the good news is
that everyone made contact
with the ball. We are all very
Watts leads Eagles past Tarkington
By: Jason Drake
The Woodville Eagles defeated
Tarkington 2-0 behind both the
arm and bat of junior Jacob Watts.
Watts held the Longhorns hitless
through five innings walking two
and striking out seven. Watts
reached base three times for the
Eagles including a single in the
second inning.
Senior Charles Fentress closed
the game giving one hit and striking out five for the save. Junior
Marqui Jackson led the Eagles
with a pair of hits including one
double. Chase Hensarling joined
Watts with two walks at the plate.
excited about the beginning of
the softball season and we have
high hopes,” said Coach Chris
Fudge.
The Yellowjackets played three
games in the Alto tournament.
They lost to Alto 6-5, Timpson
8-2, and tied with Cayuga 3-3.
The time limit on these games
proved to be a disadvantage for
the Jackets. Pitching for the
Yellowjackets were Kris Kuehn,
Keaton Whitworth and Cord
Neal. The Yellowjackets played
three good games. They were
able to field the ball well and
put the bat on the ball to score
several runs.
The Lady Jackets will play
in the Woodville tournament,
February 27-March 1 and the
Yellowjackets will play in the
Big Sandy tournament, February 27-March 1.
The Chester fishing team will
fish another Rayburn tournament on March 1.
The varsity baseball team will host
its annual tournament Thursday
through Saturday, before traveling
to Silsbee on Tuesday.
Softball season has also started their
season. Freshman Shelby Mixon
had three extra base hits,helping the
Lady Eagles to an 8-4 victory over
the Shepherd Pirates at Kit McConnico Field. Mixon doubled in the
first,third,and fourth innings. Avery
Tolar added two more hits as the
pair combined for six of Woodville’s
RBIs. Morgan Poncho received the
win for the Lady Eagles, as she gave
up four runs on four hits. Poncho
walked one and struck out four in
her five innings of work.
Shepherd opened the top of the
first inning scoring a pair of runs
to take an early 2-0 lead. It didn’t
take long for the Eagles to answer
on Mixon’s two run double in the
bottom of the first inning to tie the
game at 2-2. Woodville gained the
lead in the fourth inning on another
Mixon two run double and a RBI
single by Faith Sirmons. Woodville
pushed two more runs across in the
fifth inning.
The win improves Woodville’s
record to 5-1 on the young season.
The Lady Eagle golf team will tee
off in Wildwood,Tuesday and the
middle school track teams will travel
to Huntington for the start of track
season.
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•Austin Allen Arnold, 24, Woodville, possession of drug paraphernalia
•Marcus Jerrod Bean, 36,Warren, abandonment or endangerment of
a child criminal negligence, motion to revoke probation – burglary
of habitation
•Robert Earl Bell, 48, Woodville, Class C assault
•Evan Michael Buchanan, 23, Woodville, motion to revoke probation – burglary of habitation
•Wendy Lois Cheshire, 35, Woodville, withdrawal of security –
harassment
•Rodric Deon Douglas, 32, Colmesneil, public intoxication, three
counts – no operator’s license, three counts – no proof of liability
insurance, failure to change address on driver’s license, disorderly
conduct, driving while license invalid, criminal mischief
•Troy Allen Eaves, 19, Colmesneil, sexual assault
•Jacob Cheyanne Foxworth, 28, Woodville, parole violation – burglary of habitation
•Rarick Lewis Hadnot, 30, Woodville, burglary of building
•Dustin Dewayne Hawley, 31, Huntington, driving while license
invalid
•Danny Johnson, 36, Chester, public intoxication
•Fancy Dan Johnson, 34, Colmesneil, assault
•Webster Clifton Keene, 30, Spurger, possession of a controlled
substance
•Zackarey Untiro Lee, 24, Woodville, possession of marijuana,
speeding
•Summer Dawn McCoy, 21, Fred, abandonment or endangerment
of a child criminal negligence
•Colton Wayne Palmer, 57, Warren, parole violation – driving while
intoxicated 3rd or more
•Archie Wayne Poole, 58, Woodville, driving while intoxicated 3rd
or more
•Dvonte Spearman, 19, Burkeville, delivery of marijuana, unlawful
carrying of a weapon
•Amanda Gail Spell-Nett, 35, Woodville; injury of a child, elderly
or disabled reckless
•Devontay Demond Thompson, 21, Woodville; forgery of a government or national instrument, money or security; possession or
use of a tobacco product on school property; two counts – public
intoxication
•Samuel Ethan Thompson, 25, Colmesneil, driving while intoxicated
3rd or more
•Richard Thrasher, 34, Woodville, motion to revoke probation –
forgery financial instrument
•Frederick Lee Traver, 55, Kirbyville, unauthorized use of vehicle,
theft of property, public intoxication, capias pro fine, driving while
license invalid with previous conviction or suspension without proof
of financial liability, expired registration, operating a motorcycle
without approved headgear, no proof of financial liability, operating
vehicle in unsafe condition or accident
•Mark David Waterstraat, 25, Woodville, public intoxication
•James Aaron Weaver, 45, Doucette, no operator’s license, no proof
of liability insurance, two counts – driving while license invalid,
expired vehicle registration, violation of promise to appear
•Jerry Jacoby Williams, 27, Woodville, assault Class C
•Rebecca Deanne Williams, 49, Woodville, theft of property
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VOTE REPUBLICAN
Here are the facts:
•Unlike my opponent, I actually live in Tyler County 100% of the
time.
•Unlike my opponent, my win record for jury trials is not 10% but
88%.
•Unlike my opponent, I have never lost a case against a defendant
who has already given a written confession.
•Unlike my opponent, I have not inflated my record regarding the
total number of jury trials that I have prosecuted.
•Unlike my opponent, I am on call 24 hours a day, seven days a
week and work late many nights and on weekends.
•Unlike my opponent, I am regularly contacted by law enforcement
after hours and on weekends for assistance.
•Unlike my opponent, I have won more than two jury trials in the
last three years.
•Unlike my opponent, I am endorsed by real citizens who live in
Tyler County.
But don’t take my word for it, all of the above trial information
can be verified by the Tyler County District and County Clerk and
the Johnson County District and County Clerk.
Primary March 4, 2014
Political ad paid for by Lou Ann Cloy
I look forward to working for each and every one of you
as your next Criminal District Attorney.
School Board and City Council Information for Tyler County
Chester City Council
Chester School Board
Colmesneil City Council
Elton Lawrence, M
John Wayne Davis
B.E. Williams
Gale Williams
Vincent Incardona
Eric Holton
Ray McKnight, P
Steve Havis, VP
Sheryl Barnes, S/T
Bryan Martin
Wade Read
Dr. Jake David
Vernon Lewis
Don Baird, M
Duane Crews
Charlie Branch
Kenneth Davis
Bubba Sheffield
Rhonda Harris
Colmesneil School Board
Curtis Pittman, P
Kris Lindsey, VP
Kenneth Adaway, S
Kenneth Graham
Twyla Darder
Danny Brown
Jim Carlton
Ivanhoe City Council
Jack Brockhouse, M
David Baier
Rowland Priddy
Jim Gremillion
Tommy Morris
Tom Welch
Spurger School Board
Warren School Board
Woodville City Council
Woodville School Board
Eddie Jordan, P
Rusty Roberts, VP
Paul Bingham, S
Willie Gill
Carroll Hatton
Carroll Collier
Chris Sheffield
W. Ray Reid, P
Oneta Harris, VP
Will Young, S
Rocky Burks
John Callaway
Burt Moore
Marty Ramer
Ben Bythewood, M
Joyce Wilson
Paula Jones
Caleb Spurlock
Russ Nalley
Byron Stowe, Mpt
Lou Ann Cloy, atty
Trey Allison, P
Jimmy Tucker, VP
Brenda Maloy, S
Ted Watts
Tony Castillo
Todd Dinger
Brett Smith
Election Day is Tuesday, November 4, 2014.
Filing deadline: First day to file for place on General Election Ballot (for cities and schools) TBA. Last day is TBA
Last day to register to vote is TBA. Early voting is TBA.
For more information visit www.sos.state.tx.us
CMYK
Society
We have survived the cold
weather and are looking forward to the spring. We have
had new members join our
painting group and we are so
grateful. As we look at them we
remember how it was when we
first starting painting; we do
speak a different language and
I am sure they will do just fine.
We are excited about the
Dogwood Festival and Western Weekend coming up in
March. We will be setting up
beautiful art work in the Emporium for everyone to view so
please come in for a visit and
maybe you will find something
that you want to take home.
We will be there 9 a.m. – 3
p.m. Saturday the 22nd and
Saturday the 29th. We are
very excited about having this
beautiful space to display our
art and we invite everyone to
come and see the variety of
freshly finished work.
Thought you might like to
know that most all of our
group is not originally from
Woodville. As the saying goes
we got here just as fast as we
could. Some are originally
from Beaumont, Alexandria,
Vidor, Jasper and many other
places. We are connected by art
and you can feel the true heartwarming care and compassion
we have for one another.
A big “thank you” to Lynette
Brice who instructed us in
February. She drives from Call
to assist us with our art; not
only does she have patience,
but a really big heart.
Jean Humphrey will assist
students with the whole range
of artwork in March, which
includes drawing, watercolor,
oils and pastel. Who could ask
for more?
With spring on the way it
is camping time again, and
painting out of doors is what
fuels us as artists. We might
forget food items, or pots and
pans, but we have all the art
supplies that are required for
outdoor painting.
Have a happy spring; we are
going to.
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It’s A Girl—Brandon and Renae Cameron announce the
birth of their newest little blessing, Emmalie Faith Cameron.
Emmalie was born Sunday, January 26, 2014, at 4:50 a.m.
on CR 3725 in Colmesneil. Brandon delivered his daughter
in the car on the way to the hospital. She weighed 7 lbs., and
was 19 inches long. Emmalie is proudly welcomed by her
five older siblings Caleb (8), Matthew (6), Natalie Grace (5),
Ethan (4) and Levi (2). Her grandparents are Cecil and Debora
Cameron of Colmesneil, John Causey of Lumberton and
Frank and Lynn Ramirez of Lewisville. Great-grandparents
It’s A Boy—Rodney and Amy Jordan announce the birth are Arthur “Skeet” Cameron of Woodville and Richard and
of their son, Aaryn Wade, February 7, 2014, at 8:33 p.m. Wanda Wood of Minnesota.
at Lufkin Woodland Heights Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs.,
15 ounces, and was 20 inches long. Grandparents are
Ronnie and Linda Hearn of
metown
Colmesneil and Dan and
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Butler Graduates From SHSU—Cody Kirk Butler graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology
from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville on May
10, 2013. Cody is the son of Charles and Kim Butler
of Woodville. He is the grandson of James and Martha
Kimbraugh of Woodville; and, Charles and Silvia Butler of
Beaumont. He is the great-grandson of the late Jim and
Belle Mahan, and Eva Kimbraugh of Wodville, and the late
Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Butler of Sour Lake. Cody is currently
employed with Gold’s Gym in College Station as a certified professional trainer.
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Mom and Dad,
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CNA Staff
Tam Ward, Jessica Primm, Autumn Garcia,
Susan Vaughn, Keisha Williams, Daphne Johnson,
Taletha Horn, Charmaine Rigsby
We are very proud of our Certified Nurse Aides
and Med Aides. They work very hard to take
care of our residents 24 hours every day.
The aides are bright, cheerful, and caring.
They are interested in high quality of the
residents’ care and happiness.
We invite the public to come by for a visit.
647 Hwy. 190 W • 283-8147 • Woodville
When I say Lou Ann Cloy is the best choice for Tyler County D.A., I know what I am
saying because I have been there and seen her in action.
My name is Garry Mattingly. Elisabeth and I have owned our home here in the
Warren area for forty-two years. Elisabeth taught school for 40 years and retired
from Warren High School.
I have worked in law enforcement since 1963. I started in the Harris County
Sheriff’s Office as a reserve deputy. I was hired by the Atlanta Police Department
in 1966. In 1973, I was at Woodville P.D. as chief, then with Rosenberg as chief. I
was D.A. Jim Clark in 1991 as a Criminal Investigator, and am still certified as a D.A.
Investigator with D.A. Joe Smith. I also served 12 years as Court Bailiff. In addition, I also served four years as the elected constable in Pct. #1.
I am a graduate of Georgia Police Academy, the Atlanta Police Academy, East Texas
Police Academy, and the F.B.I. National Academy at Quantico, Virginia. I also have
a Masters Peace Officers Certification.
I am not looking for anything for myself. I am only expressing my experience in
this area. Elisabeth and I are comfortably retired. We don’t need anything except
our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Lou Ann is a graduate of Warren High School and lives in Tyler County.
Garry Mattingly
Political ad paid for by Garry Mattingly
CMYK
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Church
February 27, 2014
Journey
Into
Fullness
by
Gloria Russell
Woodville United Methodist Church Activities
NEW Adult Ministries Department at WUMC
We are so pleased to announce this newly created committee.
The next program and luncheon will be held on Wednesday, March 12,
in the Wesley Center of WUMC from 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. The theme
will be Texas Independence, and the food will be a surprise.This is a community event for Tyler County residents, so if you would like to get in on
some good Christian fun and fellowship please call our church secretary,
Sharon Dominy, at (409) 283-2471. It is important for you to call so we
will have a better idea of how much food to prepare. We look forward to
seeing you there.
Seed of Faith To Host Free
‘Breaking Bread’ Seminar
Olympics
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I’m a huge fan of the Olympics. I love the life stories of the physically
strong and determined young people who have achieved what the rest
of us can only dream of. I am in awe at the amazing things Olympians Seed of Faith Family Worship Center will host a free seminar
will put themselves through just to compete. Every successful athlete titled “Breaking Bread.” This will be the first session in a series of
has made a commitment to win. They keep their eye on the prize. No seminars developed by Woodville native Minister Kevin Mitchell.
pain, injury, disappointment or distraction of any kind can stop them. The first session covers the Gift of Speaking in Tongues. He has
I never fail to experience another kind of emotion during the Olym- taken years of Biblical knowledge and life experiences to develop
pic Games--one of sadness--a sort of sorrow. Where’s the passion, these lessons, and all are invited to come join in to learn more about
commitment, vision, motivation, pride, loyalty in the body of Christ? this profound Biblical topic.
You don’t see young people being trained in the things of God. Less
than one-third even attend church occasionally. What we do see are
parents with a great commitment and determination, making great
sacrifices of both time and money for their children to participate
in extra-curricular activities, especially sports. And the results of this
misplaced effort have been devastating to the church and, ultimately,
to our nation. Most young people today leave the church during high
Katy Baptist Church in Colmesneil will host Randy and Sherri
school years, and many never return.
Since I’m on my soapbox (and may be shot down any minute), I may Miller, with The New Day Spirituals, Saturday, March 1, at 6 p.m.
as well continue with a question. What do you think would happen if For more information about this performance, or for any other
young moms and dads decided to take God at His Word to train up questions, phone (936) 208-6996.
their children in the way they should go? (Proverbs 22:6) The promise
of God is right here. “Train up a child in the way he should go and
when he is old he will not depart from it.”
To “train up” means to seriously invest the love, nurturing, and discipline needed for your child to become fully committed to God, our
Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ. It also means to train your
child to avoid whatever natural tendencies he might have that would
prevent total commitment to God. Go for the gold!
See you next week, Gloria
Katy Baptist To Host
Randy & Sherri Miller
Wednesday Night Services
The new Wednesday night services are going strong. If you would like to
have a more casual worship service to attend, please join us at 7 p.m. in the
chapel located in the Educational Building.This service is under the direction of
Amanda Boyd.If you have any questions please contact her at (409) 283-2471
and leave her a message. Anyone in the Tyler County area is invited to attend.
Youth Department
The community Wednesday Youth Night is growing by leaps and bounds,
with lots of great fun and food. The activities are in the Wesley Center from
5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. Youth from 7th through 12th grades can join the friends
that most of you go to school with and have time for a great game of basketball
and other games. Parents are always welcome, too.
Enjoy a Hot Bowl of Gumbo
At Our Lady of the Pines
Here is a great outing for Sunday, March 9.
When the preacher finally lets you go to lunch, join us for an excellent meal of all-you-can-eat chicken and sausage gumbo (made by a
traditional crew, famous for their gumbo). Of course, it includes all
the fixings: rice, potato salad and crackers. There will also be a selection of desserts and drinks available.
By your support, the Gumbo Dinner event has become much more
than a fund raiser; it has become a hallmark of the church’s events
each year.
This year all our funds will go to a very important electrical safety
upgrade for the church buildings. Join us Sunday from 11:30 a.m. until
1:30 p.m. at Our Lady of the Pines Family Center on Eagle Drive.
Tickets are on sale at the door: Adults $7.50, and Children $4.
Take-out meals are available.
Our Lady of the Pines Youth Group Fish Fry - March 7, 14, 21
Family Center on Eagle Drive - $8 per Dinner - 3 pieces of fried catfish,
2 sides, dessert and a canned drink, made to go and served take-out style.
First AoG Colmesneil “Home Bound Ministry”
The Martin Family in Concert at
New Hope Baptist
Church, 714 C.R.
4525 in Warren on
March 1 at 6 p.m.
Call 200-9280 for
more information.
APOSTOLIC
TYLER COUNTY CHURCH LISTINGS
LAKESIDE APOSTOLIC
FM 92, Spurger, 429-3525
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
493 CR 4450, Hillister, 283-2725
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
109 N. Charlton St.,
Woodville, 283-1052
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
404 N. Wheeler St.
Colmesneil, 837-4496
HILLISTER ASSEMBLY OF GOD
493 County Road 4450
Hillister, 283-7549
BEECH CREEK BAPTIST
437 CR 4540
Spurger, 429-3537
BETHEL BAPTIST
334 FM 1943W
Warren, 547-3201
CALVARY BAPTIST
909 N Magnolia St.,
Woodville, 283-2004
CAMPGROUND BAPTIST
295 County Road 2075,
Woodville, 409-673-1132
FIRST SHILOH BAPTIST
Woodville, 283-8700
CANEY CREEK BAPTIST
Fm 1745 Chester, 969-2220
HILLISTER BAPTIST
258 FM 1013 Rd.
Hillister, 283-3350
CHESTER BAPTIST
Chester, 969-2311
SHADY GROVE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Hwy. 190 W & CR 2175
936-563-4267
CHURCH NEW LIFE BAPTIST
213 County Rd. 1075,
Woodville, 283-7002
TRINITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Woodville, 283-2447
DOGWOOD HILLS BAPTIST
823 U.S. Hwy 190 W.,
Woodville, 283-3202
BAPTIST
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
Hwy 69, Colmesneil, 837-5260
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
15156 FM 92 Rd. S.
Spurger, 429-3101
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Caring
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Knowledge
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716 West Bluff, Woodville, TX
(409) 331-9909 • 1stqualityhospice.com
ENON BAPTIST
FM 1745, Chester, 969-2394
FAIRVIEW BAPTIST
3025 FM 92 S., Spurger, 429-3947
Under New Management
Area Medical Supplies
1015 S. Magnolia
Woodville, TX
(409) 331-1400
We accept Medicare
and Medicaid
Plus Home Health
Bulldog Country Care
SO MUCH MORE
Seafood Market IN HOME CARE...PLUS
101 N. Pecan St.
W
Woodville, TX 75979
NO N (409) 837-9635
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•Live Catfish •Oysters
•Fresh Shrimp •Crabs & Crawfish
•Frog Legs
(When in season)
Open Wednesday-Sunday 10am-6pm
FIRST BAPTIST COLMESNEIL
208 W. Elder St.Colmesneil, 837-5439
FIRST BAPTIST WOODVILLE
202 S. Charlton St., 283-2588
CHURCH NEW LIFE BAPTIST
105 Avalon Ct.,
Woodville, 283-2333
BETHANY BAPTIST
1880 CR 2570, Colmesneil
FIRST BAPTIST DOUCETTE
2245 Hwy 69 N. Woodville
FIRST BAPTIST SPURGER
12676 FM 92 S, Spurger, 429-3116
OAK GROVE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
18459 FM 92 Rd. S.
Fred, 429-5318
OP
We at First Assembly of God in Colmesneil have realized we have missed the mark in ministering to our community. We know there
are many in our community who cannot go to church because they may be lonely or sick. That is why we have started a “Home Bound
Ministry” - to go where they are and to minister to them, bringing hope for the hopeless and the good news that they are not alone.
If you know anyone who would like a visit by a “Home Bound Ministry” team, we have three teams to serve you. You don’t have to
be Assembly of God, and we will never ask you to join our church. We are here to serve you and to make Christ known to you in word
and in deed.
For ministry by one of the teams, call one of these team leaders: Charles and Faye Riley, 409-837-2008; Frances Lewis, 409-377-0386;
or Elaine Cowart, 409-837-2017.
Phone: Office (409) 283-3600
Fax: (409) 283-7126
Toll Free (877) 683-3601
HILLTOP BAPTIST
11472 US Hwy 190 E.,
Dam B, 283-7580
KATY BAPTIST
N. Pitzer St., Colmesneil, 837-2022
LITTLE BAPTIST
Warren, 547-2274
LITTLE FLOCK BAPTIST
Hillister, 547-3336
MT OLIVET BAPTIST
FM 92, Fred, 429-5878
WARREN CHAPEL BAPTIST
Warren, 547-0165
MT SINAI BAPTIST
Hollyfork, Colmesneil, 283-8566
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH
714 CR 4525, Warren
NEW PILGRIM BAPTIST
Railroad, Woodville, 283-7227
NEW ZION BAPTIST
CR 4415 off Hwy 92
Spurger, 429-5089
PALESTINE BAPTIST
Chester, 969-2524
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
80 Cobb Mill Rd.,
Woodville, 283-3904
PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST
401 Elm, Woodville, 283-3008
MT. HOPE BAPTIST
400 N. Rail Road Ave, Colmesneil
ROCKY SPRINGS BAPTIST
CR 3475, Colmesneil
MOSS MILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Highway 190 E., Woodville, 283-3166
SPRINGHILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Springhill Rd., Woodville, 283-5792
MT CARMEL BAPTIST
Hwy 255, Woodville, 283-7513
TEJAS ROAD BAPTIST
Hwy. 69 N, Colmesneil, 837-2160
BYTHEWOOD LEGAL SERVICES, PLLC
www.bythewoodlegal.com
AMY BYTHEWOOD
Attorney at Law
102 S. Charlton St.
P.O. Box 209
Woodville, Texas 75979
Phone: (409) 283-8800
Fax: (866) 265-8022
[email protected]
C.B.T.S.
Complete Bookkeeping
& Tax Service
Wayne Sanderson
B.W. Sanderson
1006 West Bluff
(409) 331-1225
(409) 594-8315
B e l l a Sera
ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND PIZZA
Open 11am Daily www.BellaSeraJasper.com
235 E. Gibson • Jasper, TX 75951
P: 409.383.0933 F: 409.383.0997
Buy one entree (and 2 drinks at regular price)
Get second entree 20% off
Childress Monument Works, Inc.
“Memories Carved in Stone Since 1948”
PO Box 544
www.childressmonumentwork.com
Harris Country Market, Inc.
5052 FM 92 S. Woodville, Texas 75979
David & Linda Harris
(409) 429-3712
WARREN FIRST BAPTIST
11645 US Hwy 69 S.
Warren, 547-2215
WOODVILLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST
1446 FM 1746, Woodville
CADE METHODIST CHURCH
FM 1745, Chester, 969-2257
SPURGER UNITED METHODIST
13237 FM 1013 Rd.
Spurger, 429-3401
WOODVILLE UNITED METHODIST
508 W. Bluff St., 283-2471
MORMON
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER- DAY SAINTS
1000 N. Pine St., 283-2236
BIBLE
NON
DENOMINATIONAL
GRACE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
23276 FM 92 S., Fred, 429-5115
CATHOLIC
OUR LADY OF PINES CATHOLIC
1601 N. Pine St.,
Woodville, 283-5367
CHURCH OF CHRIST
WARREN CHURCH OF CHRIST
Warren, 547-0064
WOODVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hwy 190 W., 283-5977
EPISCOPAL
ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
1703 W. Bluff St., Woodville, 283-3710
GOSPEL
ABUNDANT LIFE FELLOWSHIP
12065 Hwy 190 E., 283-3324
AGAPE CHURCH
1102 FM 1745 N.
BIBLE BELIEVERS TABERNACLE
12978 US 69 S.
Warren, 936-969-2220
CHRIST’S COMMUNITY
Woodville, 283-7480
FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER
12212 US Hwy. 69S Bldg 3
Warren, 547-3433
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
Woodville, 283-2161
GOOD SAMARITAN FELLOWSHIP
21544 FM 92 S., Fred, 429-3777
WOODVILLE GOSPEL TABERNACLE NEW BEGINNINGS PRAISE
& WORSHIP
1561 US Highway 69 N., 283-2156
JEHOVAH’S WITNESS
KINGDOM HALL JEHOVAH’S
Highway 190 W., 283-7579
LUTHERAN
FAITH LUTHERAN
704 W. Holly St., 238-7171
PENTECOSTAL
FAITH TABERNACLE PENTECOSTAL
Hwy. 1013, Hillister, 283-3422
JESUS’ NAME UPC
FM 1943 E., Warren, 547-2238
WOODVILLE UNITED
PENTECOSTAL
1613 W. Bluff St., 283-2049
SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
Sandra Sherer
Senior Tax Advisor 4
718 W. Bluff•Woodville, TX 75979
409-331-9492 • 409-331-9493
1-877-331-9492 Fax 409-331-9490
METHODIST
ZION HILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Hwy 69, Colmesneil, 837-2064
CHARLES CURT & BARBARA WITT
4 miles So. of Woodville on Hwy 69
Ph: 409-283-2487 Fax: 409-283-5122
Home Care Solutions
of East Texas, ,Inc.
Steve Evans
409-429-4417 mobile
[email protected]
TRUE VINE BAPTIST
2626 US Hwy 69 N.
Doucette, 283-6863
NEW SHADY GROVE BAPTIST
5514 US Hwy 190 E.,
Woodville, 283-2218
Evans Insurance Agency
409-283-8111
201 Sutton Street
MT NEBO BAPTIST
13259 FM 1943 Rd E.
Fred, 429-5579
210 E Bluff, Woodville, TX 75979
Woodville, TX 75979
Tel 409.283.3472 Fax 409.283.3472
[email protected] www.hrblock.com
CMYK
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
1898 County Rd. 4755
Warren, 547-3733
Church
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The Preacher
Favoritism
Says...
by Pastor Ken DeRouen
James 2:1-7 My brothers and sisters, believers in our glorious Lord
Jesus Christ must not show favoritism. 2 Suppose a man comes into
your meeting wearing a gold ring and fine clothes, and a poor man
in filthy old clothes also comes in. 3 If you show special attention to
the man wearing fine clothes and say, “Here’s a good seat for you,” but
say to the poor man, “ You stand there” or “Sit on the floor by my feet,”
4 have you not discriminated among yourselves and become judges
with evil thoughts?
5 Listen, my dear brothers and sisters: Has not God chosen those who
are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith and to inherit the
kingdom he promised those who love him? 6 But you have dishonored
the poor. Is it not the rich who are exploiting you? Are they not the
ones who are dragging you into court? 7 Are they not the ones who
are blaspheming the noble name of him to whom you belong?
James makes it clear whom he is addressing: brothers and sisters believers - who are to live a standard of the Christian life that has a
definite pattern of behavior. James is addressing their conscience to
check themselves; so should we. We are to recognize our brotherhood, or else feel his disqualification from that identification. Real
Christians are real brothers and sisters and for the reason that they
are really saved by the real free grace of God in Jesus Christ.
James tells us those who will not love all God’s children cannot
be truly loving their savior. We are not to show favoritism among
the believers. God does not make judgement on the basis of criteria that are external and superficial. Those criteria are unfair and
consistently misleading. Just because someone has power or money
does not mean they will give more or do more for the Kingdom
than anyone else. Only by faith in Him have we any real riches.
James tells us that God chooses the poor. I believe that most would
agree that in our churches that the bulk would be considered poor
in the eyes of the world. The average church today only consists
of just seventy-six men, women and children. So, to despise them
would be to despise God’s love for them. Jesus prayed for unity of
the church on the eve of His death on the cross.
by
Keith Bellamy
‘Men of Music’ at
Hillister Baptist March 9
Self Centered Life
Not Worth Living
The Men of Music, currently based out of Jackson, Mississippi, will be in concert at Hillister Baptist Church, Hwy.
1013 in Hillister, on Sunday morning, March 9, at 11 a.m.
The trio, comprised of Gregory Colburn, Tyler Hudson,
and Matthew Thompson, will be ministering with their
smooth blended harmony singing “ There’s No Place Too
Far From His Grace,” and many others. Check out their
website at: www.menofmusic.com.
Southern Gospel music lovers are invited to come and
be blessed. Bring your favorite covered dish and join us
for lunch after the worship ser vice. Pastor is Dr. Clark
Mahoney. Contact the church with any questions. 409283-3350.
I have to work with people all of the time who are messed
up. Some of them are incarcerated and some are not. Some
of them suffer from some substance abuse and some do not.
Many of them have a problem with self-centeredness. A lot
of them even attend some church.
The late Ralph Waite said, “A self-centered, selfish life is
not worth living.” In case you don’t know, Mr. Waite played
John Walton in the Waltons television series.
I thought it significant that a statement like Mr. Waite’s
would come from someone who was so successful in Hollywood.
What he said was truth.
And you know what? There are a lot of self centered, selfish people in our world! In every walk of life there are those
who don’t care what the Bible says. They don’t care what God
thinks, and the idea of church is just plain old fashioned! And
sadly, there are people who claim to know God’s word who
don’t tell the truth, either.
Consider Matthew 16:24 says: Then Jesus said to his disciples, “If any of you want to be my follower, you must turn
‘Experience The Kingdom Ministries’ invites the public to from your selfish ways, take up your cross, and follow me.”
attend a “Miracle and Healing Service” which will be held on
Consider Phil. 2:3 Don’t be selfish; don’t try to impress othFriday, February 28, at 7 p.m. at Kingdom Seekers Church of ers. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourselves.
God in Christ located at 625 Graham Street in Jasper, Texas.
Isaiah 53:5 “But he was wounded for our transgressions,
he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our
The Rev. Ashley Cook - Head of Congregation
peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.”
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Bring your Bible and your faith, because God has your
miracle!
“Hey, you’ve got something on your forehead there.”
For more information contact Missionary Danita Franklin
That’s probably the most common thing folks hear on Ash Wednes- at 409-289-2523 or Sis. Cassandra Price at 409-489-2355. Springhill Missionary Baptist Church Building Fund Purple
day from kind friends and strangers who notice a smudge on our
Traudney L. Byerly, Apostle / Founder - Bishop C. L. Bry- Group will hold a Yard Sale at Wilbert T’s Barbecue on Saturforeheads. No, we haven’t been cleaning out the grill or changing ant, Presiding Bishop
day, March 1, from 7 a.m. until.... The church is located at 311
the oil. We’ve gone to church. We stood in line waiting our turn for
W. Live Oak in Woodville.
the priest to trace the sign of a cross on our forehead in charcoal
dust, while saying these words from Genesis 3:19, “Remember
you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” Far from morbid, it’s a
symbolic shrouding of the cross marked on foreheads at baptism
with the words, “You are marked as Christ’s own, forever.” The ashes,
available to everyone, are a visible reminder of the inward need for
repentance and spiritual renewal through confession and absolution. Matthew 5:9 - Blessed [are] the peacemakers: for they ness, without which no man shall see the Lord:
The cross reminds us of our redemption in Jesus Christ’s sacrifice. shall be called the children of God.
Philippians 4:9 - Those things, which ye have both learned,
Lent is a time to understand our sinful nature, need for repentance,
Philippians 4:7 - And the peace of God, which passeth all and received, and heard, and seen in me, do: and the God
and forgiveness offered by God’s grace. In a busy world that keeps
getting busier, Lent is a time to slow down during the 40 days leading understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through of peace shall be with you.
to Easter. Through prayer, study, fasting and other contemplative Christ Jesus.
Isaiah 12:2 - Behold, God [is] my salvation; I will trust,
spiritual disciplines, we should take a good, hard look in the mirror,
2 Thessalonians 3:16 - Now the Lord of peace himself give and not be afraid: for the LORD JEHOVAH [is] my strength
to see where we may need a spiritual tune-up or housecleaning. In
Lent, we gain a new perspective as we walk beside Jesus during his you peace always by all means. The Lord [be] with you all. and [my] song; he also is become my salvation.
journey into Jerusalem, and to his cross, death and resurrection.
John 14:27 - Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto
Romans 15:13 - Now the God of hope f ill you with all joy
It’s never easy to hold a mirror up to yourself. It’s hard to look
straight at ourselves and admit what is reflected there: Do I have you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through
the power of the Holy Ghost.
Jesus in my life? Am I making sure God is a part of my family’s life heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.
in a real way? Am I teaching my children about faith by what I do
1 Peter 3:11 - Let him eschew evil, and do good; let him
P roverbs 12:20 - Deceit [is] in the heart of them that
and say? Am I regularly seeking God in prayer and study? These
imagine evil: but to the counsellors of peace [is] joy.
questions are valid any day of the year. During Lent, we have an seek peace, and ensue it.
opportunity to ask again, listen for answers, and redirect ourselves
Philippians 4:6 - Be careful for nothing; but in ever y
Romans 8:6 - For to be carnally minded [is] death; but to
to the risen Lord.
thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let be spiritually minded [is] life and peace.
your requests be made known unto God.
1 Peter 3:9-11 - Not rendering evil for evil, or railing
1 Peter 5:7 - Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for railing: but contrariwise blessing; knowing that ye are
for you.
thereunto called, that ye should inherit a blessing. (Read
more...)
Romans 12:18 - If it be possible, as much as lieth in you,
live peaceably with all men.
James 2:14-24 - What [doth it] prof it, my brethren, though
a man say he hath faith, and have not works? can faith save
Isaiah 26:3 - Thou wilt keep [him] in perfect peace, [whose] him? (Read more...)
mind [is] stayed [on thee]: because he trusteth in thee.
1 Corinthians 14:33 - For God is not [the author] of confuJohn 16:33 - These things I have spoken unto you, that in sion, but of peace, as in all churches of the saints.
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February 27, 2014
Vote Terry Riley
County Commissioner, Pct. 2
A County Commissioner’s job is to
represent the citizens of his or her precinct
by being responsive to their needs and
concerns. I will be YOUR VOICE for the
people of Precinct #2.
(409) 429-4190
[email protected]
I AM Experienced...
•As a small business owner in this
county for 30 years.
•As Constable and Courthouse
Security Officer
•In obtaining grants
•In providing continuous
service to this community.
It would be an honor and a privilege to
serve as your commissioner.
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Tyler County college students recognized
Sam Houston State University December 2013 graduates: Micah Bumstead, BBA - Bachelor of
Business Admin, Marketing; Quincy Bumstead, BBA - Bachelor of Business Admin, General Business; Travis Fuente, BBA - Bachelor of Business Admin, General Business; Micah Satterwhite, BBA
- Bachelor of Business Admin,
Marketing, Magna Cum Laude.
President’s Honor Roll for Fall,
2013: Katelyn Burrell, Spurger;
Loren Conner, Warren; Steven
Broom, Woodville.
Stephen F. Austin State
University December 2013
graduates: Eric Holton, Master of Education, Educational
Leadership; Matthew Hatch,
Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Ronald Ford, Bachelor
of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies. President’s List:
Ashley Josey, Chester; Jaymee
Broussard, Colmesneil; Myndi
Burkhalter, Woodville; McKenna Watts, Woodville. Dean’s
List for Fall, 2013: Michelle
Cornell, Colmesneil; Kacy
Priddy, Warren; Clara Beathard,
Woodville.
Baylor University Fall 2013
Dean’s list: James. W. Robinson.,
Colmesneil.
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ashington, DC can be a terrible place. It’s no place for amateurs.
And we’ve sure found out it’s no place to learn on the job. That’s
why it’s so important that East Texas send Doug Centilli to Congress.
Doug’s a Texas boy, Aggie football player, son a Texas high School
teacher and football coach, grandson of a member of the Texas Border
Patrol. his roots run deep, his Texas values run deeper.
Centilli believes fiercely in the second amendment, the right to life, and
traditional marriage. And he believes fiercely that Obamacare needs to
be stopped dead, that our Government needs to be brought under control,
our taxes lowered and jobs brought back to East Texas. he believes these
things passionately, more importantly, he knows how to do something
about them…and has already been working hard for the hard working
people of District 36!
As Chief of Staff for Representative Kevin Brady, even
though District 36 wasn’t his district, Doug Centilli…
• worked tirelessly on recovery efforts from hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Ike,
fighting red tape and the federal bureaucracy to help deliver millions of dollars in aid to people in District 36.
• Is a driving force and architect in the effort to move U.S. Army
Command Africa to Ellington Field, bringing 5,000 jobs and millions of dollars to the District 36 economy.
• has worked behind the scenes to help float the Battleship USS Texas, a important symbol of Texas patriotism
and a key tourism attraction for District 36.
Doug Centilli has already done good work for
East Texas. Now let’s put him to work full time!
DOUG CENTILLI wANTS TO GET ThE U.S BACK ON TRACK.
East Texas needs someone in Congress who knows how to get things done. Doug Centilli knows the ropes,
he has the contacts, and the respect of people in washington, to be a doer, not a talker. he’s already written key
legislation to help take control of the value of our money from the elites in washington and put it in the hands
of the people. his Sound Dollar Act “…could be one of the greatest pieces o legislation in history” according to
Larry Kudlow of The Kudlow Report. he led the way with the chart that showed Congress just what was wrong
with Obamacare. And his MAP Economic Plan has won praise for how it would reduce Federal spending and save
America from fiscal crisis.
It’s not his first rodeo…
washington may be broken, but Doug Centilli knows how to make it work for the people of District 36.
Early voting is
February 18–28.
The Republican
Primary is Tuesday,
March 4.
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Warren Babin – Country Cajun Poet
On the tailgate of Warren
Babin’s old pickup, in all caps
about an inch tall, one reads
“CAJUN POET.” And so he
is - a bit cautious at first - but
once the introductions are over
he and Mary, his wife of 38
years, welcome you a like longlost relative.
Relishing their roots, Mary
teases you in her Cajun French.
Past two dogs and some,
entering the door of their
humble abode in Colmesneil,
we find our way to a small
bedroom museum of sorts
where Warren’s treasure of
several hundred LPs resides
on shelves and in boxes in no
particular order. Among the
stacks of full-size LPs are rows
of a few hundred 45s, 78s and
some 8-track tapes. They love
music, especially Cajun music.
Warren has been collecting
since high school, almost 50
years now.
Today, Warren is 65 and
looks and sounds a bit like
Willie Nelson, a raspy voice,
with shoulder-length graying hair. Cajun country to the
bone. Only his smile is wider,
and dare we say, more genuine than Nelson’s. Warren is an
easy throwback to the ‘60s and
‘70s, the photo of him taken
almost 20 years ago.
His Air Force communications specialist Certificate of
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302 N. Charlton St. • Woodville, TX
409-283-3709 • Fax 409-283-5258
Director Rosemary Mosey-Bunch
Everyone could use an extra friend!
“Brunch with Friends”
Training hangs on the wall,
dated 1968.
A great source of pride is
the musical score he wrote
years ago titled “In the Back
of My Mind.”
He has dabbled in art. In
1974, Warren completed a
large painting, “The Burning Bush,” with stamp-pad
ink prints and wire. It was
hung in the Holy Order of
Mans chapel in Sacramento,
Ca., established in 1968 and
disbanded in 1985 (HolyOrderOfMans.org).
Amidst their home tour,
Warren and Mary interject
snippets of their life and love,
a journey not easy or forgotten. Their love for their family
and friends has never flagged.
They have a son and daughter, Bronson and Marie, and
two step-daughters, Penny and
Tammy.
Mary told how much her
son loved her gumbo, how
he would leave work to come
home for lunch just for her
gumbo. Clear as sunlight –
the famously homespun love
of the Cajun family circle and
the uniquely spiced food lit
this home.
Both Warren and Mary
delight in sharing his record
collection. The impressive
eclectic variety includes Marty
Robbins’ “Gunfighter Ballads,” Bobby Darin’s “Sermon
of Samson,” Elvis Presley’s
“Devil in Disguise,” Fats
Domino’s “Blueberry Hill,”
an RCA 45 of “Gunsmoke,”
Johnny Cash’s “Luther Played
the Boogie,” a Time-Life collection of Bach, a Readers
Digest collection “Take Me
Home Country Road,” the U.S.
Army band’s LP “Stand Up
for America,” a 1966 Rolling
Stones’ “Big Hits,” a memorial LP of JFK’s speeches, Elvis
Presley’s “Christmas Album,”
the Everly Brothers featuring their hit “Wake Up Little
Suzie,” the Best of Merle Haggard, Johnny Mathis’ “Merry
Christmas,” and the Mahler
Symphony #5.
Oh, look there! Warren
has the original LP of Hank
Williams’ classic “Jambalaya,”
and – catch this – a Victor
recording of “Jambalaya” in
Japanese. Can you imagine
that song sung in Japanese?
Anyway, Hank Williams and
his Drifting Cowboys published “Jambalaya (On The
Bayou)” in 1952, just one year
before the young Williams
died at 29.
You might remember a few
of the lyrics of Jambalaya,
“Goodbye Joe, me gotta go
… My Yvonne, the sweetest
one, me oh my oh … Son of a
gun, we’ll have big fun on the
bayou.” The song is not unlike
these two Cajuns. Among their
fond stories was how Warren
played the scrub board with
spoons in Houma, La., at the
Jolly Inn … a long time ago.
Yet, he can still scrub a tune.
Some cherished LPs are
from the genuine Cajun musicians. Mary chimed in with
her accented Cajun-English, “I
told’em he need to get all my
Thursday, February 27
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Come in and find out how to join the
“Friends of the Library”, a wonderful group
that supports the Allan Shivers Library.
NOTICE TO IMPLEMENT
REVISED FIXED FUEL FACTOR
Entergy Texas, Inc. hereby publishes NOTICE that,
pursuanttoSection36.203ofthePublicUtilityRegulatoryAct
(codifiedinTex. UTil. Code)andP.U.C.Subst.R.25.237(A)
(3)(B),itfiledwiththePublicUtilityCommissionofTexas(the
“Commission”)onFebruary19,2014atarifftoimplementa
revisedfixedfuelfactor.AllofEntergyTexas’retailcustomers
whosefuelchargesarecalculatedundertheTexasfixedfuel
factortariff–includingbutnotlimitedtoResidential,Small
General Service, Large General Service, Large Industrial
PowerService,andStreetandOutdoorLightingService–will
beaffectedbytheCommission’sapprovaloftherevisedfixed
fuel factor. The revised fixed fuel factor, if approved, will
affect only the fuel portion of the rates charged by Entergy
Texasandwillhavenoeffectonnon-fuelbaserates.
Entergy Texas seeks Commission approval to revise the
fixed fuel factor effective with the first billing cycle of the
March2014billingmonth.EntergyTexasproposedthatthe
fixedfuelfactorbechangedpursuanttoasemi-annualfilingto
bemadeeachFebruaryandAugust,withrevisedfuelfactors
to be effective with the first billing cycle of the March and
September billing months, pursuant to a methodology that
changesthefuelfactorbaseduponchangesinthepublished
priceofnaturalgas.Thismethodologywasauthorizedforuse
inDocketNo.32915.
The revised fixed fuel factor, differentiated by voltage
level,isasfollows:
FACTOR BY VOLTAGE LEVELS
Delivery Voltage
Fixed Fuel Factor
Secondary
$0.0422741perkWh
Primary
$0.0411922perkWh
69kV/138kV
$0.0395962perkWh
230kV
$0.0390082perkWh
TherevisedfuelfactorwouldresultinanincreaseinEntergy
Texas’annualTexasretailfuelandpurchasedpowerrevenues
by approximately $136.27 million, or 24.4%, on an annual
basis. Compared to the fixed fuel factor approved by the
CommissioneffectiveSeptember2013,aresidentialcustomer
using 1000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity per month
wouldseeanapproximateincreaseof7.4%annually,or$8.42
onaveragepermonth,onhis/herelectricbill.Thefixedfuel
factorrateisdesignedtopassthroughtocustomerstheactual
fuel costs incurred by Entergy Texas to serve customers.
EntergyTexasisnotallowedtomakeaprofitonfuelcosts.
Amounts collected from affected customers pursuant to
the revised fixed fuel factor will be subject to final review
by the Commission in Entergy Texas’ next applicable fuel
reconciliation proceeding before the Commission. Entergy
Texasexpectstherevisedfixedfuelfactortobeineffectfor
thebillingperiodofMarch2014throughAugust2014.
Personswithquestionsorwhowantmoreinformationon
this petition may contact Entergy Texas at Attn: Customer
Service – Fuel Factor, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas
77701, or call [1-800-368-3749 (select option 4, then press
4, then press 2, then press 2, then press 1)] during normal
businesshours.Acompletecopyofthispetitionisavailable
forinspectionattheaddresslistedabove.
TheCommissionhasassignedDocketNo.42253tothis
proceeding.Personswhowishtoformallyparticipateinthis
proceeding,orwhowishtoexpresstheircommentsconcerning
thispetitionshouldcontactthePublicUtilityCommissionof
Texas,OfficeofCustomerProtection,P.O.Box13326,Austin,
Texas78711-3326,orcall(512)936-7120ortoll-freeat(888)
782-8477.Hearingandspeech-impairedindividualswithtext
telephones(TTY)maycall(512)936-7136oruseRelayTexas
(toll-free)1-800-735-2989.
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Justice of the Peace Pct. 2
MISSION STATEMENT
Greg Dawson will commit the Office of Justice of the Peace, Pct. 2 to the principles that define Tyler
County, including the protection of Constitutional Rights, equal protection under the law, and the
ethical, equitable exercise of judicial powers. He will strive to:
Make education
a priority:
“I will work closely with
agencies, educators,
counselors, stay in school
programs and parents to
minimize truancy in Tyler
County and to ensure our
children remain in school.”
Protect children
and families:
“I will be available and will
work with law enforcement
agencies, counselors and
families to ensure that Tyler
County’s children and families are protected through
the use of protective orders
and effective bonds.”
Be Available:
“I will be available to our
law enforcement agencies
24 hours a day to issue
warrants, arrest warrants,
emergency mental health
warrants, and protective
orders.”
Maintain Dignity:
“I will maintain the dignity of the office, respond
promptly to family needs,
and extend compassion and
respect to all people when
conducting coroner duties.”
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Cajuns out, and my blues….
A lot of them Cajun music,
I don’t get rid of, no.” They
seem to convey feeling in every word.
Mary’s favorite is “Story
of My Life: A Real Cajun at
Heart,” by her brother-in-law,
Richard Naquin (pronounced
“nah-keen”).
“I love my Cajun music,”
Mary said.
Jimmy C. Newman’s “Cajun
and Country” is a favorite, for
Jimmy and Warren are friends.
Sammy Naquin and Waylon Thibodeaux’s “Jong A Moi
or Spicy Cajun Music” (1978)
is extra special, being that
Sammy is Mary’s nephew who
played the accordion, an instrument that helped to define
a lot of Cajun music after the
fiddle. This particular album is
very rare, being self-produced,
according to Wikipedia.
L ong fellow published
“Evangeline, A Tale of Acadie”
in 1847, an epic poem of fiction
often compared to Homer’s Iliad. It tells the story of a lady’s
love for a Blacksmith’s son and
the expulsion her people from
Acadia by the French, mostly
from the Provence of Quebec. The French conquest in
1710 dispersed the Acadians
for the next 40 years until the
Treaty of Paris in 1763. Joseph
Broussard led the first group
of 200 Acadians to Louisiana
in 1765, and thus began the
rich distinctive culture of the
Cajuns. Some credit Longfellow’s poem for helping make
the history famous, “Evangeline” becoming the poet’s most
famous work. Yet the Cajuns’
resilient spirit in the Louisiana
“bayou” helped forge a unique
ethnic culture now recognized
worldwide.
Most fitting here, part of
the Cajun legend and lore has
to do with loss and love, in
song and poetry, and that is
true for Warren and Mary, too.
Warren wrote “Crayons on
the Wall,” a short poem about
lost love and his confidence
that he will be okay, if “I don’t
break down today.” It was published in the World Poetry
Anthology by John Campbell
in 1987.
In 1999, he wrote “Friends,”
a rather somber ode to the acceptance of loss with the hope
that “we can still be friends.”
Warren and Mary are survivors.
In 2006, he wrote “Little
Crawfish,” a tragedy about
a crawfish’s last day before
becoming Cajun gumbo. Furthermore, inspired by a wire
crawfish in Amy Bythewood’s
legal office, he crafted a wire
crawfish for his living room
wall.
Warren showed us his Bible
and lamented mildly that not
everyone believes, saying in his
accented Cajun, “I don’t know
if they understand … whatever it says, that’s what it is.”
Good point, and from someone who knows about struggle
and survival – real clarity from
Colmesneil’s own Country Cajun Poet.
Colt Edwards was the very first customer for the newest Family Dollar store in Tyler
County, located on Hwy. 69 in Colmesneil. Also pictured is store manager Beverly
Gates and employee Rebecca Chandler (far right).
Donkey Basketball Thursday night in Colmesneil
Don’t miss an exciting night of
family entertainment at Colmesneil
High School old gymnasium on
Thursday, February 27, at 7 p.m.
Donkey Basketball entertainment
will be fun for everyone - the players, the audience and the donkeys!
Advance tickets are $6, and they
will be on sale at the door for
$8. Purchase advance tickets at
Colmesneil High School, City of
Colmesneil and the Tyler County
Booster office in Woodville. Treat
the family to: Homemade gumbo,
Studio Dance in Woodville will take the stage Saturday, March 1 at the Humble Civic Center
competing in one of the largest dance competitions that travels across the U.S., “Move
Productions National Dance Talent Search.” There will be over 500 entries with Studio
Dance bringing a tap number titled “Boyfriend”!
Good luck to Abby Williams, Grace Hardin, Courtney Conner, Hannah Daily, and Mollie Kate
Jarrot. The girls would like to send a big Thank You out to their sponsors: German Pellets,
Shirt Shack, Farm Bureau, Lakeway Tire, Modica Bros., Prime Acres Management, Tyler
County Tractor, and Automasters Collision Center.
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Community Action
Board Meeting
Tri-County Community Action, Inc., will hold a Board
Meeting on Monday March 3,
2014, at 6:30 p.m. at the central
office located at 214 Nacogdoches Street, Center, Texas. For
more information, you may contact Yolanda Neal 936-598-6315
Ext. 18.
chili and all the fixings, plus homemade desserts from the concession
stand. All proceeds benefit the Colmenseil Senior Class trip to New
York.
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•Implementation of state mandated changes in public education with required deadlines.
Service to Tyler County:
•Currently Administrative Assistant for the Tyler County Judge.
•Commissioners Court Coordinator
•Budget oversight for County Judge’s office.
•Payroll responsibilities for County Judge’s office.
•Education Chair for the Tyler County LEPC
•County Judge’s representative to the Tyler County Historical Commission
•County Judge’s representative to the East Texas Health Network (ETHN)
•County Contact for FHAST form inquiries.
Education, experience and commitment to excellence is what I plan to bring to the office of Tyler County
Treasurer. If this is what you would like to see in the Treasurer’s office, then I would appreciate your vote
in the Republican Primary, March 4, 2014.
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February 27, 2014
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE: The City of Colmesneil
Fair Housing Activity Statement – Texas (FHAST) Work
Group Committee will be holding a public hearing to allow
the public to comment on the
amended statement March 11,
2014 at 6:30 p.m. In the Colmesneil City Hall, 204 West Elder,
Colmesneil, Texas 75938 The
City of Colmesneil’s amended
FHAST Statement is available
at the City Mayor’s office at the
Colmesneil City Hall, 204 West
Elder, Colmesneil, Texas 75938.
In addition to written and oral
comments taken at the public
hearings, written comments
may be sent to: Carrie Edwards,
City Secretary 204 West Elder,
Colmesneil, Texas 75938 Those
comments must be received before 5:00 PM on March 11, 2014.
The City will provide for reasonable accommodations for persons
attending City sponsored functions. Requests from persons
needing special accommodations should be received by the
Mayor’s staff 24-hours prior to
the function. The public hearing
will be conducted in English and
requests for language interpreters
or other special communication
needs should be made at least
48 hours prior to a function.
Please call (409) 837-5211 for
assistance or information about
this posting.
AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA
AVISO : La Ciudad de la Declaración de Colmesneil Fair
Housing Actividad - Texas (
FHAST ) Comité del Grupo
de Trabajo llevará a cabo una
audiencia pública para que el
público pueda comentar sobre
la declaración enmendada 11 de
marzo 2014 a las 6:30 pm En
el Ayuntamiento Colmesneil ,
204 West Elder, Colmesneil ,
Texas 75938 La Ciudad de la
Declaración FHAST modificada
de Colmesneil está disponible en
la oficina del alcalde de la ciudad
en el Ayuntamiento de Colmesneil , 204 West Elder, Colmesneil
, Texas 75938 . Además de las
observaciones escritas y orales tomadas en las audiencias públicas
, los comentarios escritos pueden
enviarse a : Carrie Edwards, Secretario de la Ciudad 204 West
Elder, Colmesneil , Texas 75938
Estos comentarios deben ser
recibidos antes de las 5:00 pm el
11 de marzo de 2014. La Ciudad
proveerá de ajustes razonables
para las personas que asisten a
las funciones de la ciudad patrocinado . Las solicitudes de
las personas que necesiten adaptaciones especiales deben ser
recibidas por el personal de la
Alcaldía de 24 horas antes de la
función. La audiencia pública se
llevará a cabo en Inglés y solicitudes de intérpretes de lenguaje
u otras necesidades especiales de
comunicación debe hacerse por
lo menos 48 horas antes de la
función . Por favor llame (409)
837-5211 para obtener asistencia o información acerca de este
anuncio . (9-1t-b)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the
Estate of FRANK MICHAEL
KRUPA Deceased, were issued
on __, 2014, in Cause No. PR8973 in the County Court of
Tyler County, Texas, to: Ira Alice Krupa. All persons having
claims against this Estate which
is currently being administered
are required to present them to
the undersigned within the time
and in the manner prescribed by
law. c/o J. Michael Risinger, Attorney at Law 314 S. Magnolia,
Woodville, Texas 75979. Dated
the 24 day of February, 2014.
J. Michael Risinger, Attorney
for IRA ALICE KRUPA,
State Bar No.: 24000483, 314
S. Magnolia Woodville, Texas
75979. Telephone: (409) 2832324 Facsimile: (409) 283-8244
(9-1t-b)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS Tyler County is currently seeking
Bid Proposals for the following:
ID# 03102014-02 Petroleum
Products for Tyler County
Unleaded Gasoline and Diesel
Fuel. Sealed bids will be received
in the office of the County Auditor, 100 West Bluff, Rm. 110
Woodville, Texas 75979, until
10:00 am on March 10, 2014
at which time all bids received
will be publicly opened during
the regularly scheduled Commissioner’s Court meeting.
FACSIMILE TRANSMITTALS SHALL NOT BE
ACC EP T ED. P LE A S E
MAKE REFERENCE ON
THE FACE OF THE ENVEOPLE AS TO ITEM(S)
FOR WHICH YOU ARE
BIDDING AND PLEASE
REMIT SIX(6) COPIES
ALONG WITH ORIGINAL
BID. Product specifications may
be obtained by contacting the
Tyler County Auditor’s Office
at 409-283-3652 between the
hours of 8:00am -4:30pm Monday-Friday. Payments will be
processed by the County Auditor
after notification of satisfactory
receipt of items. Tyler County reserves the right to award by unit
cost or lump sum discounted. Tyler County reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
formalities and technicalities to
negotiate sale. Jackie Skinner
County Auditor Tyler County,
Texas(9-2t-b)
LEGAL NOTICE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
TO: JOSHUA L. KRELL, and
to all whom it may concern,
Respondent(s), “You have been
sued. You may employ and attorney. If you or your attorney do
not file a written answer with the
clerk who issued this citation by
10:00 A.M. on the Monday next
following the expiration of twenty days after you were served this
citation and petition, a default
judgment may be taken against
you.” The ORIGINAL PETITION IN SUIT AFFECTING
THE PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP of DONALD
EUGENE SISK, PETITIONER, was filed in the said Court
of Tyler County, Texas, on the
27th day of JANUARY, 2014,
against ASHLEY MARIE
SISK MORIS, RESPONDENT, numbered 23,151 and
entitled IN THE INTEREST
OF JAIDYN LOUISE NEVEH
KRELL, A CHILD. The suit
requests. PETITIONER BE
APPOINTED SOLE MANAGING CONSERVATOR OF
THE CHILD. The date and
place of birth of the child who
is subject of the suit: JAIDYN
LOUISE NEVEH KRELL,
BIRTH DATE: AUGUST 21,
2010, MARIETTA, LOVE
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA. The
Court has authority in this suit to
enter any judgment or decree in
the child’s interest which will be
binding upon you, including the
termination of the parent-child
relationship, the determination
of paternity and the appointment
of a conservator with authority
to consent to the child’s adoption. Issued and given under my
hand and Seal of said Court at
Woodville, Tyler County, Texas,
this the 20th day of FEBRUARY, A.D. 2014. Attest: Kim
Nagypal, Clerk, District Court,
Tyler County, Texas By: Debbie
Hughes, Deputy. (9-1t-b)
LEGAL NOTICE
RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS OIL AND
GAS DIVISION DISTRICT
03 Rule 37 Case No. 0287244
DATE OF ISSUANCE: Feb 20,
2014 Status/Permit No. 778140
NOTICE OF PROTEST
DEADLINE: 5:00 PM, Mar
27, 2014 Address: Railroad
Commission of Texas ATTN:
Drilling Permit Unit P. O. Box
12967 Austin, Texas 78711-2967
Fax: (512) 463-6780 Email:
[email protected]
NOTICE OF APPLIC
A T I O N NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the DAVIS
SOUTHERN OPERATING
CO LLC, [RRC Operator No.
206081] has made application
for a spacing exception permit
under the provisions of Railroad
Commission Statewide Rule 37
(16 Tex. Admin. Code section
3.37). Applicant seeks exception to the LEASE LINE
and DISTANCE BETWEEN
WELLS requirements for the
NEW DRILL permit in Sec.
<N/A>, Bk. <N/A>, WILLIAMS, W H Survey, A-679,
WILDCAT and HICKSBAUGH (COCKFIELD)
and H I C K S B A U G H
(YEGUA 5567) and
HICKSBAUGH (YEGUA 5542)
and THEUVENINS CREEK,
S. (YEGUA 3-B) and
WILLIE BROWN (YEGUA
6266) and
THEUVENINS CREEK, S. ( YEGUA
5TH) and
HICKSBAUGH ( YEGUA 5583)
and H I C K S B A U G H
(YEGUA 5638) Fields, TYLER
County, being 5.8 miles SE direction from
WARREN,
Texas. PURSUANT TO THE
TERMS of Railroad Commission rules and regulations,
this application may be granted
WITHOUT A HEARING
if no protest to the application
is received within the deadline.
An affected person is entitled to
protest this application. Affected
persons include owners of record
and the operator or lessees of record of adjacent tracts and tracts
nearer to the proposed well than
the minimum lease line spacing
distance. If a hearing is called,
the applicant has the burden to
prove the need for an exception.
A Protestant should be prepared
to establish standing as an affected person, and to appear at
the hearing either in person or
by qualified representative and
protest the application with
cross-examination or presentation of a direct case. The rules
of evidence are applicable in the
hearing. If you have any questions regarding the hearing
procedure, please contact the
Commission's Docket Services
Department at (512)463-6848.
If you have questions which
are specific to the Application
or the information set forth in
this Notice, please contact the
Commission's Drilling Permit
Unit at rule 37 (512)463-6751.
IF YOU WISH TO REQUEST
A HEARING ON THIS APPLICATION, AN INTENT
TO APPEAR IN PROTEST
MUST BE RECEIVED IN
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION'S AUSTIN OFFICE AT
THE ADDRESS, FAX NUMBER, OR E-MAIL ADDRESS
SET OUT ABOVE BY Mar
27, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. IF NO
PROTEST IS RECEIVED
WITHIN SUCH TIME, YOU
WILL LOSE YOUR RIGHT
TO PROTEST AND THE
REQUESTED PERMIT
MAY BE GRANTED ADMINISTRATIVELY. THIS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
REQUIRES PUBLICATION
The location and identity of
the well is as shown below:
FIELD:WILDCAT -------------- Lease/Unit Name :
WILLIAMS Lease/Unit Well
No. : 2 Lease/Unit Acres: 137.86
Nearest Lease Line (ft): 131.0
Nearest Well on Lease (ft):
484.97 Lease Lines: 904.0 F
WEST L, 851.0 F SOUTH L
Survey Lines: 904.0 F WEST L,
1279.0 F NORTH L Wellbore
Profile(s): Directional Bottom
Hole: BH1 BH County: TYLER
Section:Block: Abstract: 679
Survey: WILLIAMS, W H
Lease Lines:
1133.0 F
EAST L 816.0 F SOUTH L
Survey Lines: 1133.0 F EAST
L 1316.0 F NORTH L FIELD:
HICKSBAUGH (COCKFIELD)
-----------------------------Lease/Unit Name: WILLIAMS
Lease/Unit Well No.: 2 Lease/
Unit Acres: 137.86 Nearest
Lease Line (ft):131.0 Nearest
Well on Lease (ft): 484.97 Lease
Lines: 904.0 F WEST L, 851.0
F SOUTH L Survey Lines:
904.0 F WEST L, 1279.0 F
NORTH L Wellbore Profile(s):
Directional Bottom Hole: BH1
BH County: TYLER Section: Block: Abstract: 679
Lease Lines: 1133.0 F EAST L
816.0 F SOUTH L Survey
Lines: 1133.0 F EAST L
1316.0 F NORTH L
FIELD: H I C K S B A U G H
(YEGUA 5567)-----------------------------Lease/Unit Name: WILLIAMS
Lease Line (ft): 131.0 Nearest Well on Lease (ft): 484.97
Lease Lines
:
904.0
F WEST L, 851.0 F SOUTH L
Survey Lines : 904.0 F WEST L,
•
Lease Lines:
1133.0 F
EAST L 816.0 F SOUTH L
Survey Lines:
1133.0 F
EAST L 1316.0 F NORTH L
FIELD: H I C K S B A U G H
Lease/Unit Well No. : 2 Lease/
Unit Acres: 37.86 Nearest Lease
Line (ft): 131.0 Nearest Well on
Lease (ft) : 484.97 Lease Lines
:904.0 F WEST L, 851.0
F SOUTH L Survey Lines
:904.0 F WEST L, 1279.0 F
BH County: TYLER Section:
Block: Abstract: 679 Survey: WILLIAMS, W H Lease
Lines: 1133.0 F EAST L 1316.0
F NORTH L FIELD: THEUVENINS CREEK, S. (YEGUA
3-B)--------------------------------------Lease/Unit Name: WILLIAMS
Lease/Unit Well No. : 2 Lease/
Lease Line (ft): 131.0 Nearest
Well on Lease (ft) : 484.97
Lease Lines: 904.0 F WEST
L, 851.0 F SOUTH L Survey Lines : 904.0 F WEST L,
Lease Lines: 1133.0 F EAST
L 816.0 F SOUTH L Survey
1316.0 F NORTH L
FIELD:WILLIE BROWN
(YEGUA 6266)
-------------------------------Lease/Unit Name: WILLIAMS
Well on Lease (ft) : 484.97
L, 851.0 F SOUTH L Survey
Lines: 904.0 F WEST L, 1279.0
F NORTH L Wellbore Profile(s)
:Directional Bottom Hole: BH1
1 3 1 6 . 0 F N O RT H L
FIELD: T H E U V E N I N S
CREEK, S. (YEGUA 5TH)
--------------------------------------Lease/Unit Name: WILLIAMS
Well on Lease (ft) : 484.97 Lease
Lines: 904.0 F WEST L, 851.0
:904.0 F WEST L, 1279.0 F
BH County: TYLER Section:
Block: Abstract: 679 Survey:
WILLIAMS, W H Lease Lines:
1133.0 F EAST L 816.0 F
SOUTH L Survey Lines: 1133.0
F EAST L 1316.0 F NORTH
L FIELD: HICKSBAUGH
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Lease Line (ft): 131.0 Nearest Well on Lease (ft) : 484.97
L, 851.0 F SOUTH L Survey Lines: 904.0 F WEST L,
Hole: BH1 BH County: TYLER Section: Block: Abstract:
679 Survey: WILLIAMS, W
H Lease Lines: 1133.0 F EAST
L 816.0 F SOUTH L Survey
1316.0
F
NORTH
L FIELD:
HICKSBAUGH ( YEGUA 5638)
------------------------------Lease/Unit Name: WILLIAMS
Well on Lease (ft): 484.97,Lease
Lines : 904.0 F WEST L, 851.0
:904.0 F WEST L, 1279.0 F
NORTH L,Wellbore Profile(s)
:Directional Bottom Hole: BH1
1316.0 F NORTH L Field
Rules for ALL fields on the permit application are as follows:
WILDCAT :
Statewide
rules 467/1200, 40.0 acres.
HICKSBAUGH (COCKFIELD) : GAS Statewide rules
467/1200, 40.0 acres. HICKSBAUGH ( YEGUA 5567)
: Statewide rules 467/1200,
40.0 acres. HICKSBAUGH
(YEGUA 5542) : Statewide
rules 467/1200, 40.0 acres.
THEUVENINS CREEK, S.
(YEGUA 3-B) : Statewide rules
467/1200, 40.0 acres. WILLIE
BROWN (YEGUA 6266) :
Statewide rules 467/1200, 40.0
acres. THEUVENINS CREEK,
S. (YEGUA 5TH) : Statewide
rules 467/1200, 40.0 acres.
HICKSBAUGH ( YEGUA
5583) : Statewide rules
467/1200, 40.0 acres. HICKSBAUGH ( YEGUA 5638)
:
Special Rules 467/1200,
40.0 acres. This well is to be
drilled to an approximate depth
of 7000 feet. If you have questions regarding this application,
please contact the Applicant's
representative, Joshua Keen, at
(713)659-3131. (9-4t-cc)
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE: The City of Woodville’s
Fair Housing Activity Statement
– Texas (FHAST) Work Group
Committee will be holding a
public hearing to allow the public to comment on the amended
statement March 10, 2014 at 5:30
PM In the Woodville City Hall,
400 W. Bluff, Woodville, Texas
75979 The City of Woodville’s
amended FHAST Statement is
available at the Mayor’s office at
the Woodville City Hall, 400 W.
Bluff, Woodville, Texas 75979.
In addition to written and oral
comments taken at the public hearing, written comments
may be sent to: Mandy Risinger,
City Administrator 400 W. Bluff,
Woodville, Texas 75979 Those
comments must be received
before 4:00 PM on March 10,
2014. The City of Woodville will
cont. pg. 5C
Legals
LEGAL NOTICE
cont. from 4C
will provide for reasonable accommodations for persons
attending City sponsored functions. Requests from persons
needing special accommodations should be received by the
Mayor’s staff 24-hours prior to
this posting.
AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA
AVISO :La Ciudad de la Declaración de Fair Housing
Actividad de Woodville - Texas
( FHAST ) Comité del Grupo
de Trabajo
llevará a cabo una audiencia
pública para que el público
pueda comentar sobre la declaración enmendada 10 de marzo
2014 a las 17:30 En el Ayuntamiento de Woodville, 400 W.
Bluff, Woodville , Texas 75979
La Ciudad de la Declaración FHAST modificada de
Woodville está disponible en la
oficina del Alcalde en el Ayuntamiento de Woodville, 400 W.
Bluff, Woodville , Texas 75979
. Además de las observaciones
escritas y orales tomadas en las
audiencias públicas , los comentarios escritos pueden enviarse a
: Mandy Risinger , administrador de la ciudad 400 W. Bluff,
Woodville , Texas 75979 Estos
comentarios deben ser recibidos
antes de las 4:00 pm del 10 de
marzo de 2014. La Ciudad de
Woodville proporcionará ajustes
razonables para las personas que
asisten a las funciones de la ciudad patrocinado . Las solicitudes
de las personas que necesiten
adaptaciones especiales deben
ser recibidas por el personal de la
Alcaldía de 24 horas antes de la
función. La audiencia pública se
llevará a cabo en Inglés y solicitudes de intérpretes de lenguaje
u otras necesidades especiales de
comunicación debe hacerse por
anuncio. (9-1T-B)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF CAROLYN ROBERTS
FORSE, DECEASED Notice
is hereby given that application
for Letters of Administration for
the Estate of CAROLYN ROBERTS FORSE, Deceased was
filed on February 24, 2014 under
Docket No. 8983, in the County
Court, Tyler County, Texas, by:
MARGARET K. BROUSSARD Claims may be presented
in care of the attorney for the
Estate addressed as follows:
Representative, Estate of CAROLYN ROBERTS FORSE,
Deceased C/O ROBERT H.
MANN, Attorney at Law 104
West Bluff, Suite 201 Woodville,
Texas 75979 All persons having claims against this Estate
in which application has been
made are required to present
them within the time and in the
manner prescribed by law.
DATED this ____ day of
____________________, 2014.
ROBERT H. MANN, Attorney
for Applicant
MARGARET K. BROUSSARD
(9-1T-B)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO ANY AND
ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS
OF THE ESTATE OF CAROLYN ROBERTS FORSE,
DECEASED Notice is hereby
given that application for Letters
of Administration for the Estate
of CAROLYN ROBERTS
FORSE, Deceased was filed on
February 24, 2014 under Docket
No. 8983, in the County Court,
Tyler County, Texas, by: MARGARET K. BROUSSARD
Claims may be presented in
care of the attorney for unknown
heirs for the Estate addressed as
follows: Representative, Estate
of CAROLYN ROBERTS
FORSE, Deceased C/O ROBERT H. MANN, Attorney at
Law 104 West Bluff, Room 201
Woodville, Texas 75979 All heirs
having claims against this Estate
in which application has been
made are required to present
them within the time and in the
manner prescribed by law.
DATED this _____ day of, 2014.
ROBERT H. MANN, Attorney
for Applicant MARGARET K.
BROUSSARD (9-1T-B)
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE OF TEST
OF AUTOMATIC TABULATING EQUIPMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
automatic tabulating equipment
that will be used in the Democratic & Republican Primaries
Election held on March 4, 2014
will be tested on February 24,
2014 at 10:00 am at The County
Clerk’s Office, 116 S. Charlton,
Woodville Texas to ascertain that
it will accurately count the votes
cast for all offices and on all measures. Signature of officer
AVISO PUBLICO DE PROBAR EL EQUIOPO PARA
TABULAR AU TOMATICMENTE Se da cuenta que
el equipo de tabulación que se
utilizará en la democracia y elecciones primarias republicanas el
4 de marzo, 2014 será puesto a
prueba el 24 de Febrero, 2014
a las 10:00 de la mañana en la
Oficina del Secretario del Condado de Dane, 116 S. Charlton,
Woodville Texas para asegurarse
de que se cuenta con precisión
los votos emitidos en todas las
oficinas y en todas las
medidasFirma del/dela Oficial
(9-1T-B)
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE: Tyler County’s Fair
Housing Activity Statement –
Texas (FHAST) Work Group
Committee will be holding a
public hearing to allow the public to comment on the amended
statement March 11, 2014 at
5:00 PM In the Tyler County
Commissioners Courtroom,100
West Bluff Street, Woodville,
Texas 75979 Tyler County’s
amended FHAST Statement is
posted on the home page of the
County web site at http://www.
co.tyler.tx.us and is available
at the County Judge’s office at
the Tyler County Courthouse,
100 West Bluff Street, Woodville, Texas 75979. In addition
to written and oral comments
taken at the public hearing, written comments may be sent to:
Sue Saunders, Judge’s Administrative Assistant 100 West Bluff
Street, Room 102, Woodville,
Texas 75979 Those comments
must be received before 5:00
PM on March 11, 2014. Tyler
County will provide for reasonable accommodations for persons
attending County sponsored
functions. Requests from persons
needing special accommodations
should be received by the County
Judge’s staff 24-hours prior to
this posting.
AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA
AVISO : Declaración de Fair
Housing Actividad de Tyler
Condado - Texas ( FHAST )
Comité del Grupo de Trabajo
llevará a cabo una audiencia
pública para que el público pueda
comentar sobre la declaración
enmendada 11 de marzo 2014
a las 5:00 PM En la Sala de
Comisionados del Condado de
Tyler, 100 West Bluff Street,
Woodville , Texas 75979 Declaración FHAST modificada
de Tyler Condado se publica en
la página principal del sitio Web
del Condado en http://www.
co.tyler.tx.us y está disponible en
la oficina del Juez de Condado
en la corte del condado de Tyler,
100 West Bluff Street, Woodville , Texas 75979 . Además de
los comentarios escritos y orales
tomadas en la audiencia pública
, los comentarios escritos pueden
enviarse a : Sue Saunders , Asistente Administrativa del Juez
100 West Bluff Street, Room
102, Woodville , Texas 75979
Estos comentarios deben ser
recibidos antes de las 5:00 pm
el 11 de marzo de 2014. Condado de Tyler proporcionará
ajustes razonables para las personas que asisten a las funciones
del Condado patrocinado . Las
solicitudes de las personas que
necesiten adaptaciones especiales deben ser recibidos por el
personal del Juez del Condado
de 24 horas antes de la función.
La audiencia pública se llevará
a cabo en Inglés y solicitudes de
intérpretes de lenguaje u otras
necesidades especiales de comunicación debe hacerse por
anuncio . (9-1T-B)
THE TEXAS TRACTOR
PACKAGE AUTHORITY
1025R Tractor with H120
Loader
• 25 hp engine**
• 4' Frontier Rotary Cutter
included
• Free John Deere cooler w/
purchase*
LEGAL NOTICE
CITATION BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF
TEXAS TO: Unknown Heirs of
Keith Walker, Deceased Greetings: YOU (AND EACH OF
YOU) ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to appear before the
Court of Tyler County, Texas, at
the Courthouse thereof, located
in Woodville, Texas by filing a
written answer at or before 10:00
A.M. on the first Monday next
after the expiration of ten (10)
days from the date of publication of this citation, same being
the 3rd of March, 2014, to Petition filed in said Court on the
14th day of February, 2014 in
Cause No. 8980 on the docket
of said Court and styled: Estate
of Keith Walker, Deceased A
brief statement of the nature
of this suit is as follows, to-wit:
KATHRYN EGGERT has filed
an Application for Independent
Administration and Letters of
Administration and an Application to Determine Heirship
in the said estate and request(s)
that the said Court determine
who are the heirs and only heirs
of the said KEITH WALKER,
Deceased, and their respective
shares and interests in such estate. All persons interested in
said estate are hereby cited to
appear before the said Honorable
Court at said above mentioned
time and place by filing a written
answer contesting such application should they desire to do so.
The officer executing this citation shall promptly serve the
same according to the requirements of law, and the mandates
hereof, and make due return as
the law directs. Issued and given
under my hand and seal of said
Court at Woodville, Texas, the
16th day of July, 2013. DONECE GREGORY, COUNTY
CLERK TYLER COUNTY,
TEXAS BY Roxanne Hart
deputy, 116 South Charlton,
Woodville, Texas 759797 Attorney for Applicant Lindsey B.
Whisenhant, 130 South Charlton Street, Woodville, Texas
75979 (9-1t-b)
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$15,998
OR
$219/Month
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3038E Tractor
4105 Tractor
• Includes 305 Loader
• 5' Frontier Rotary Cutter included
• Free John Deere cooler w/ purchase*
$19,298
OR
$259/Month
• Includes 300CX Loader
• 6' Frontier Rotary Cutter included
• Free John Deere cooler w/ purchase*
$24,998
OR
$339/Month
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Offer ends 3/31/14. Subject to approved credit on John Deere Financial Installment Plan. 10% down payment required. Monthly payment of $219 based on an amount financed of $15,998 at 1.9% APR for 72 months. Taxes, freight, setup and delivery charges could increase monthly payment. Other special rates and terms may be available. Available at participating
dealers. All attachments and/or implements in offer are John Deere-and/or Frontier-branded. Offer ends 3/31/14. Subject to approved credit on John Deere Financial Installment Plan. 10% down payment required. Monthly payment of $259 based on an amount financed of $19,298 at 1.9% APR for 72 months. Taxes, freight, setup and delivery charges could increase
monthly payment. Other special rates and terms may be available. Available at participating dealers. All attachments and/or implements in offer are John Deere-and/or Frontier-branded. Offer ends 3/31/14. Subject to approved credit on John Deere Financial Installment Plan. 10% down payment required. Monthly payment of $339 based on an amount financed of
$24,998 at 1.9% APR for 72 months. Taxes, freight, setup and delivery charges could increase monthly payment. Other special rates and terms may be available. Available at participating dealers. All attachments and/or implements in offer are John Deere-and/or Frontier-branded. **Manufacturer’s estimate of power (ISO) per 97/68/EC. *Offer valid while supplies
last.
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LEGAL NOTICE
TRI COUNTY COMMUNITY Action, Inc. in Center, Texas
is soliciting for applications from
experienced construction firms
relative to the installation of federally eligible weatherization and
HVAC measures to dwellings of
elderly, handicapped, and low-income individuals residing in the
following 9 counties. (Upshur,
Harrison, Panola, Shelby, San
Augustine, Sabine, Newton,
Jasper, & Tyler) Firms must be
Lead Safe Certified. Contractor
Packets may be obtained in person, at Tri-County Community
Action, Inc., 214 Nacogdoches
St in Center, Texas starting on
Feb 24, 2014 during normal
business hours, Monday-Friday
8am-4:30pm, or requested by
phone, contact: Jennifer Iturbide
at 936-598-6315 Ext. 70, or by
email at [email protected]
Applications in response to this
solicitation must be received in
the TCCA office no later than
1:00pm on March 11, 2014. Applications may also be mailed to
PO Box 1748 Attn: Jennifer
Iturbide, Center TX 75935, or
emailed to [email protected]. Applications
are encouraged from small business, minority owned business,
HUB, & women owned businesses. (9-2T-B)
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Business Directory
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SPURGER WOODWORKS, INC.
PHILLIP HOOKS
New Homes &
Remodeling
Design & Build
Custom Cabinets
Commercial / Residential
Backhoe • Dozer • Dump Truck
House Foundation • Ponds • Roads
Clearing • Dirt • Rock • Compost
Made With Quality Products
Serving Tyler Co. & Surronding Areas
P.O. Box 23
Spurger, TX 77660
(409) 429-3610
Cell: (409) 200-1400
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DIRT • ROCK • DOZER
Foundations, Roads, Driveways,
Land Clearing, Lakes, House Pads,
Tractor work, maintainer work
GREG KIRKPATRICK
CEMENT WASH-OUT
409.547.3433
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Roofing • Leveling • Foundation Repair
CONVENTIONAL & AEROBIC SEWER SYSTEM
BACKHOE WORK
KEITH SHEFFIELD
P.O. BOX 575
SPURGER, TX 77660
PH: 409.656.1974
EMAIL: [email protected]
Hammock House Moving
and Leveling
Robert’s
Roadhouse
Woodville
Free estimates • References Furnished upon request
(409) 926-9283
BBQ • Baked Potatoes • Hamburgers
Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm Saturday 9am-noon
Your Hometown Recycling Center
Brass • Aluminum Cans • Radiators • Scrap Iron • Machinery • Autos • Tin
Call for Off Site Jobs
Call or email to set up an appointment.
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APRIL’S EMBROIDERY & KEEPSAKES
April Martin
(409) 429-6586
CR 4250
Woodville, TX 75979
www.aprilsembroidery.com
111 W Bluff • Woodville • (409) 283-2502
[email protected] • www.bubblesandbows.net
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Repairs • PARTS • Welding Services
Metal Art, Railings, etc.
T
BELL
Embroidery • Custom Design • More
SERVICES
Order online or call the number above.
Free pick up and delivery within Woodville city limits
and on orders of $150 or more within 30 mile radius.
TRAILER
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hitech
Organic Products
Special Ordering
www.facebook.com/warrentexas
Savanna Pike
Sales Rep.
(409) 377-4045
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Dog Grooming & Poodle Sales
Open Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-7p.m.
Skid Steer - Mini Ex - Trencher
Boom Lift - Forklifts - Etc.
Greg & Thelma Kirkpatrick
Owners
(409) 377-0126
409.423.4870
409.622.1578
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9090 US Hwy 69
Warren, TX 77664
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Shred & Cars $8.50
Long Iron $9.50 •Short Iron $10.50
4019 HWY 327• 409.385.3600•SILSBEE, TX 77656
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CPR-FIRST AID TRAINING
American Red Cross Course
2 Year Certification • Training at your site
(409) 283-8414
Serving: Tyler, Polk, Jasper and Harris Counties
3564 Hwy 287
Instructor: Yvonne Goss
Tommy Bell
Owner
Cell Phone: (713) 206.5103
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‘High Tea’ March 1 at 2 p.m. in Woodville
The Woman’s Study Club is hosting High Tea on Saturday, March
1 at St. Pauls Episcopal church in Woodville. The event will take
place from 2 - 4 p.m.
Tickets are $25 each, for ages 8 years old and up when accompanied by an adult. Beautiful prizes will be available for: the most
outstanding hat, the most unique, and best use of what you have
at home costumes. Hat and Tea attire is optional. Ticket price
includes a free collectible china teacup, and there will be 20 door
prizes given away during the event.
All money raised will go toward scholarships for Tyler County
students.
Celtic Harp music will be part of the entertainment for the afternoon event, brought by Lady Van Tiger from western Kentucky.
Call 283-2501 for reservations.
TC Hospital Auxiliary February Volunteer of the Month
Carole Solo-Meyers was chosen as Volunteer of the Month
by the TC Hospital Auxiliary
during it’s February, 2014 meeting. Ruth Stewart, Carole’s
sister, presented her with the
VOM pin.
Carole joined the TC Hospital
Auxiliary in 2010, and has been
an enthusiastic participant ever
since, providing services at the
Admissions/ER desk, and the
Front Information desk, along
with volunteering time to our
fund raising projects. Carole,
thank you for your eager willingness to help, and your ever
present smile. You are a delight-
ful addition to the TC Hospital
Auxiliary.
TCH Auxiliary Volunteers
provide much needed services
to the hospital, as well as raise
money through the Wildflower
Gift Shop in the hospital. All
monies earned by the Auxiliary
go toward Tyler County Hospital’s LVN School scholarships
and/or purchases of equipment
and furniture benefiting both inpatients and outpatients of Tyler
County Hospital.
TCH Auxiliary desperately
needs new volunteers. If you can
spare as little as 3 hours per week,
and would like to become a TCH
Auxiliary Volunteer, applications
are available in the Tyler County
Hospital Wildflower Gift Shop.
You would be providing a vital service to your community.
Please come join us.
Tyler County Hospital Auxiliary is affiliated with the Texas
Association of Healthcare Volunteers.
Enrollment in the Texas Tuition
Promise Fund program at 2013-14
prices will close Feb. 28. This deadline extends to July 31 for children
younger than 1. The next annual enrollment period begins Sept. 1, with
new contract prices based on Texas
public college costs for the 2014-15
academic year.Complete plan information, current prices, enrollment
forms and more are available online Tyler County 4-H members did an awesome job at the
at www.TuitionPromise.org, or call District Food Extravaganza in Nacogdoches on Febru1-800-445-GRAD (4723), Option 5. ary 1. In Food Show, Kaci Vaughn placed First in Senior
Fruits and Vegetables and Pate Stephens placed Third in
Intermediate Dairy. In Food Challenge, our Senior Team
(Left to Right- Emily Jernigan, Caylin Flowers, Kaci Vaughn,
and Peyton Scroggins) placed Third. Senior level participants plan to compete at the state level competition at
Texas A&M University, College Station in June. 4-H has
many different projects for children ages 8-18. If you have
questions about 4-H, please call the extension office at
283-8284. Pictures are compliments of Brandi Vaughn.
Lucky winner of prize package for two
Rick Phelps, left, is the lucky winner of a hotel stay, Chris Young
Houston livestock show tickets and dinner for two. The prize
package was a giveaway sponsored by Woodville Health and Rehabilitation and Texas Home Health. Congratulations Rick!
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1998 WHITE FORD
Mustang, 3.6, 65K miles,
$6500, very clean. Call after
5pm 409-429-0590
Complete
Tyler County Real Estate
Listings Pg. 2B
Serving Tyler County Since 1930
Modica Bros
Apartments
(409) 283-8191
1116-A S. Magnolia in Woodville
Wildwood
February 28-March 1
8:30-3:00
Downsizing and too much stuff for smaller house!
Sofas • Tables • Lamps • Kitchen Items • Stainless Cookpots
Bar Sets • Decorative Items • Holiday Decorations
Bric-a-Brac • Golf Clubs • Some Tools
Much to choose from. Rain/bad weather, March 7-8,
same times. Bring own loading help.
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is accepting applications for our beautiful 1 & 2
bedroom apartments. TERRACEWOOD is an
elderly community designed for persons 62 years
and older and disabled of any age.
Rent based on income.
(409) 283-3592
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and employer
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205 W. Bluff • (409) 283-2516 • Woodville
Vote Terry Riley
County Commissioner, Pct. 2
A County Commissioner’s job is to
represent the citizens of his or her precinct
by being responsive to their needs and
concerns. I will be YOUR VOICE for the
people of Precinct #2.
(409) 429-4190
[email protected]
I AM Experienced...
•As a small business owner in this
county for 30 years.
•As Constable and Courthouse
Security Officer
•In obtaining grants
•In providing continuous
service to this community.
It would be an honor and a privilege to
serve as your commissioner.
Political Ad Paid for by: Terry Riley
Hometown Tire Dealer you can trust.
Tires &
Wheels
-CLASSIFIED DEADLINE- 4 o’clock Monday Evening
283-2516 (Prepaid Ads Only)
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Stump GrindinG
Each Job Bid Separately
Hm (409) 331-0098 Woodville
Cell (409) 283-1891 or 283-1892
GARAGE SALES
GARAGE SALE at Paradise
Senior RV Park, next to Dogwood Hills Golf Course, 1510
US Hwy. 190W, 3 miles west of
Woodville. Park-wide sale Sat. &
Sun. , March 8 & 9, 9am – 3pm.
ABSOLUTELY NO EARLY
BIRDS. (9-2-p)
GARAGE SALE Fri., Feb.
28, 8am – 3pm and Sat. Mar.
1, 8am – 12pm.. 227 CR 4276
Dearwood. Hwy. 69S south of
Woodville. Lots of vintage glassware, complete set Frankoma
tools, like-new hospital bed,
hide-a-bed couch, recliners, full
bed w/ bookcase headboard. (91t-p)
GARAGE SALES
between Ivanhoe & Hillister, 8:30am – 3pm. Lots of
furniture. (9-1t-p)
ST. PAUL’S HEAVENLY
HAMBURGER SALE
AND TRADE DAYS,
Thursday, Mar. 20 & Fri.
Mar. 21, 9am – 3pm. Booth
space available for $15. Call
283-3710, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church to reserve a space.
(9-4t-b)
WANTED
CARS, TRUCKS, VANS,
SUVs, Running or not. Get
GARAGE SALE – 4 famiCASH, CASH, CASH Today!
lies: tools, camping, hunting,
Phone anytime (409) 547compound bow, camo, fishing,
0040(7-4t-p)
12’ swimming pool with pump,
furniture, bedding, crafts, adult
WANTED: PART-TIME
clothes, V-Tech Reader, kids’ toys
MECHANIC. Keith “the meand clothes. TOO MUCH TO
chanic” from Whitetail, contact
LIST. Sat. March 1 RAIN OR
me. 409-547-0040. (9-4t-p)
SHINE, 7am – 5pm. 5½ miles
on west of Woodville on Hwy.
VOICE LESSONS
190. (9-1t-cc)
ALL AGES ACCEPTED for
FRIENDS OF IVANHOE private lessons. Contact: Shelby
ANNUAL GARAGE SALE, Tillery, Bachelor of Music (409)
Ivanhoe Community Center, 617-3418 (6-4t-p)
Fri., Feb. 28, 8am – 5pm AND
Sat., March 1, 8am – 3pm.
FOR SALE
Contact info: Karen Sikora, 409377-1937, Friends of Ivanhoe 16FT HEAVY METAL river
Chairperson (9-1t-p)
boat,85 Yahama, 5 seats, trolling motor, bilge pump, excellent
STORAGE SALE: Saturday, condition. Reduced to: $3850.00
March 1, A-1 Mini-Storage (409) 837-5558 or (936) 6719152 (5-t16-p)
Executive Director opening for
CASA program in Orange:
HOBART COMMERCIAL
DISHWASHER: Model AM
14, sell or trade. Information
(409) 200-0331 (8-t19-cc)
College degree preferred; must be aggressive self-starter; good computer/communication skills; some accounting background
a plus; supervising volunteers and staff;
diverse skills needed; Salary DOE.
Get application and background checks at
website: www.advocates-4-children-inc.org.
Send all: application, resumé, references
and background check forms to [email protected]
or fax to (409) 886-0527.
You may call (877) 586-6548
for more details.
1998 WHITE FORD Mustang,
3.6, 65K miles, $6500, very clean.
Call after 5pm 409-429-0590.
(9-t20-p)
Computer Services
CO M P U T ER R EPA I R :
Website design and computer
networking WEBSTORM
COMPU TERS, 283-1051.
(40-tfn-b)
IF LARRY MCCARTNEY
comes in the Booster office at
205 W. Bluff in Woodville, with
an ID, he/she wins $5 cash. Prize
money must be claimed by the
following Monday at 12 p.m.
Applications Available for Round 2
Hurricane Ike Disaster Recovery
Jasper, Texas – The Deep East Texas Council of Governments (DETCOG) is accepting applications for rehabilitation or reconstruction of homes damaged by Hurricane
Ike. Homeowners whose primary residents are in the counties of Angelina, Houston,
Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Jacinto, San Augustine, Shelby,
Trinity and Tyler, and who have unrepaired damages from Hurricane Ike, may pick
up an application at DETCOG’s Disaster Recovery office at 1008 Dickerson Drive in
Jasper or it may be downloaded from DETCOG’s web site at: www.DETCOG.org.
The Round 2 Hurricane Ike Housing Assistance Application includes instructions
for completing and submitting the application. For more information on the Round 2
Hurricane Ike Disaster Recovery program, and where applications are available, call
(800) 824-1388. Approximately, $18,000,000 is available for repair or replacement
of homes in the 12 county DETCOG region.
Applications will be accepted through Monday, May 5, 2014. No applications received, or postmarked, after Monday, May 5, 2014 will be accepted. Applicants may
be contacted by DETCOG to obtain any additional material or information that may
be needed. Submitting an application does not guarantee assistance. Assistance will
be determined through an eligibility process established by the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development and the Texas General Land Office.
Justice of the Peace Pct. 2
The Qualified Candidate
•33 years of Criminal Justice, civil claims,
and administrative experience.
•1980 graduate of the East Texas Police
Academy, Kilgore College.
•1000+ hours of extensive training with the
Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
•Advanced Warden training at the National
Institute of Corrections in Longmont,
Colorado.
“I believe that justice can be
administered with fairness,
professionalism, and respect.
As your Justice of the Peace,
I will never lose sight of the human
consequences when discharging the
duties and responsibilities of this
position.”
•I served as Administrator of criminal justice facilities in county, state and federal
government.
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Greg Dawson
(409) 489-8749
electgregdawson.com
Paid Political Ad by Greg Dawson
Page 2D TYLER COUNTY BOOSTER February 27, 2014
Real Estate
Jeremy Bohanan
Home Consultant
(409) 755-7967
[email protected]
of land, fenced back yard, needs BRICK 2BD/1BA on 1.5 acres,
Services
work, for sale as is $30,000. Ask Colmesneil area. $49,900 (936)
for
Lloyd
((409)
200-1495
or
AlFOR SALE Chester, large 3
465-0715 (7-t18-cc)
HANDYMAN SERVICES,
bedroom, 2 1/2 bath on 1.5 acres pha (409) 200-4157. (2-t14-cc)
Home Repair & Pressure washing. Senior discount. Call David
Tate at 283-5614 or 429-4096.
(11-tfn-b)
SAFEWAY TREE SERVICE
Complete tree removal, trim, cut
down, haul off. Insured, references available, free estimates.
No job too big or small. (936)
553-6060. (11-tfn-pce)
(409) 698-3170
(409) 860-3170 (Beaumont)
(409) 755-3170 (Lumberton)
www.kwsetx.com
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Cut down, trimming, topping,
clean-up, haul off trees. Work in
any weather. Now taking special
orders on firewood. (409) 8346130 or (409) 273-2142 (9-2t-p)
-RESIDENTIAL-
-RESIDENTIAL CONTRACT PENDING-
Woodville: 3/2 with 2 half baths ........................................$45,000
Woodville: 3/2, outside city limits, fp, out buildings $62,000
Woodville: 4/3 1.922+/-acres, brick, 2 car attached carport $164,900
Warren: 3/2, lots of storage, 0.41+/-acres .................$69,900
Woodville: Brick, 2 or 3/1.5 on 3.33+/- acres, fenced .........$88,900
Woodville: 3/2/1 on lot ........................................................$89,000
REDUCED! Woodville: 4/3, brick, new updates, 2700’, on 2.3+/acs., outside city ..............................................................$190,000
-FARM & RANCH-
Colmesneil: 2/1 Country home .................................................$111,500
NEW! Colmesneil: 3/2 updated home on 6.0+/- acs, with carport and
workshop
.............................................................................$119,000
Warren 3/1.5, barn, fenced all around, buildings for show animals $175,000
NEW! Colmesneil: 5+/- acres, 3/2.5 hardy plank home, workshop $197,500
Colmesneil: 3/3 fp, front and back porch ........................$205,000
Woodville: 4/3, on 10+/-acres, Harmony area, custom home, barn,
pond
.................................................................................$399,000
Colmesneil: 3/2 112+/-acres, spring fed lake, barns, workshop $585,000
NEW! Colmesneil: Ranch, 432+/- acres, 3 houses, lakes, barn, Beautiful
....................................................................................................$2,950,000
-FARM & RANCH CONTRACT PENDINGREDUCED! Colmesneil: 1/1.5 kwanzit hut, hurricane resistant
home, 4.44+/-acs ......................................................................$74,999
houses. No job too small. Call
429-6164. (1-tfn-b)
I’LL FIX IT! General HOME
& MOBILE Home REPAIRS
Honey-Do+ODD JOBS,Decks,
Porch Repairs, Roof Repairs,
Roofing & Repairs
Storage Sheds, SENIOR DISC.
JAY LOTT ROOFING Con- 33 yrs. Experience. David Tate,
tractor. All types of roofing 283-5614 or (409) 429-4096.
applied. Serving Tyler County (48-tfn-b)
20+yrs. References available.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Call WOODVILLE ROOFING
409-283-2760 or 409-382-7186. SERVICE and Remodeling:
(52-tfn-b)
Roofing, siding, decks, and remodeling. 35 years experience.
WOODVILLE ROOFING Call Jimmie Estes (409) 429SERVICE and Remodeling: 5525 (31-tfn-b)
Roofing, siding, decks, and remodeling. 35 years experience.
Call Jimmie Estes (409) 4295525 (37-tfn-b)
HARDWORKING WOMAN needing work.Taking down/
trimming trees, mowing, weed
eating, raking, cleaning fence
line/flowerbeds, landscaping,
painting houses/fences/barns.
Have truck for hauling. Odd jobs,
reasonable prices. Now insured.
Work in any weather. Christal,
REMODELING
409-834-6130 or 409-224-5293.
LOYD’S REMODELING
(9-2t-p)
Add-ons, decks, metal roofs,
cabinets, piers, docks, and boat
GARRETT TREE SVC
STORAGE RENTALS
MINI STORAGE FOR Rent:
$35 per month and up. Woodville 190. (409) 837-9802
(47-tfn-b)
CHARLES RAWSON CO. REAL ESTATE
www.charlesrawsonrealestate.com
Office: 283-3110 Cell: 429-4262
Andrea Ayers
7 Miles South of Woodville On Hwy 69
Open Thursday-Monday 9 am - 4 pm
FINANCING: Super Camp, 2 lots, utilities, bath house, Sandy Lane............................................$55,000
LAKE GALAHAD: Nice, 3/2, private well, T pier, Galahad Loop..........................................................$122,000
Nice 2/1/1: handicap access + bath, family room, shop, lg. stg., Gawaine...............NOW $65,000
LEASE 2/2/2 ON SLAB: 1440sf +/- CH/A, FP, Ewain.............................................PENDING $60,000
LARGE WORKSHOP: +/- 1440sf, Hardie siding on slab, 2 corner lots, Marian.......NOW $22,000
NEAT 3/2: Mfd, CH/A, super decks, guestroom, fenced 1/2 acre 27th.........................NOW $35,000
FEEL GOOD CABIN: 2/1, Bonus room, FP, super covered enclosed decks, Ivanhoe W...PENDING $55,000
SKI LAKE: Quality brick, 2/2/2, open concept, CH/A, FP, Charmaine St...........................REDUCED $154,900
SKI LAKE CABIN: 2/1 sleep loft, outdoor shower, pier, Charmaine S..............................................$89,000
SKI LAKE BEAUTY: 2/1, super guest house, fenced, White Horse.........................................NOW $179,500
SKI LAKE: Brick/Hardie board, 3/2/2 private well, workshops, 2 fine lots, concrete drive, boat house + pier,
concrete bulkhead, Charmaine S.......................................................................................NOW $222,900
SKI LAKE: Large cedar 3/2/2 sun room, covered deck, CH/A, FP, King Circle..........................$179,500
NEAT HOME IN THE WOODS: 1/1, all appliances, large covered porch, Perdilot.................NOW $36,000
DELUXE ‘05 HERITAGE: 2 slides, 3 axles, +Prowler, 27th St, Financing........................................$60,000
SKI LAKE CABIN: Built in 2011, 2/1.5, appliances, private well, Sherwood W........PENDING $126,000
COMMERCIAL WITH LIVING QUARTERS: 3/2.5, updated, 3/4 acres, Ivanhoe Dr.......................$120,000
WATERVIEW CAMP: Neat Avion, 34ft. with roof over garage, Charmaine S.........................$29,000
SKI LAKE: Brick, huge master, slate FP, private guest suite, Sherwood.............................$160,000
BUSINESS AT IVANHOE ENTRANCE: For lease, $600, Finance available......................................$110,000
BEAUTY ON 5.3 ACRES: 3/2/2, great decks, 24x32 shop with batch, IV, Ranchettes.............$109,000
WOODSY CABIN CUSTOM BUILT 2008: 2/2 open concept, on 1/2 acre, Katherine..PENDING $75,000
FINANCING: RV Stall on concrete, electric, septic, well, fenced, Emily...................................$45,000
FINANCING: 3/2MFD home on 3.5 acres, Ranchette, Sir Henry...............................................$55,000
4 WATERFRONT LOTS: Lake Galahad, approx 1.8 acres, Galahad Loop..............................$49,900
2 WATERFRONT LOTS: Lake Galahad, approx .50 acres, Sherwood Forest North...........$22,000
Michele Martindale, Broker
(409) 429-6202
Randy Durham, Agent
(409) 429-6277
Gina Fowler, Agent
(409) 382-5805
Ashley Jackson, Agent
(409) 429-4011
Norvelle Rogers, Agent
(409) 782-6187
Colmesneil: 2/1, .....................................................................$47,000
Colmesneil: 2/1, 1.5+/- acres, well, barn, smoke house $53,900
Woodville: 3/1, 2+/- acres “Fixer Upper” has good potenial $58,000
Ivanhoe: 3/2, .5+/- acres, Mobile Home, double carport, 2 storage
buildings
.......................................................................$59,000
Warren: 3/1 pier & beam 150 year old house on 4.44+/-acres $75,000
Woodville: 2-3/1.5, on 0.2+/-acres, down town ..........$78,000
NEW! Hillister:4/2, cedar on 2.5+/- acres w/outbuilding .......$82,000
NEW! Colmesneil: 4/2, 5+/- acres, Barn ........................$83,500
Chester: 3/1, brick home on 2+/-acres ........................$89,000
REDUCED! Hillister: 3/2, pens that for FFA show animals, storage
building, above ground pool ....................................................$98,500
Chester: 3/1.5 on 1.4+/- acs, 3 storage bldgs ................$100,000
Woodville: 3/2 1.05+/- acres, near town, hardwood floors $110,000
REDUCED! Woodville: 2-3/2 brick on 0.658+/-acs, large deck &
backyard
....................................................................$115,000
NEW! Colmesneil: 3/2 updated home on 6.0+/- acs, with carport
and workshop .....................................................................$119,000
Colmesneil: 3/2, 2012 mobile home, 2+/- acs., fences for
livestock
..............................................................$120,000
Colmesneil: 2/1 1.59+/- acres, barn, workshop $124,000
Chester: 4/2 mobile home with 35X40 workshop, fenced $129,000
Woodville: 3/2 1.452+/- acres, sun porch, workshop $130,000
Chester: 3/2 3.24 +/- acres, Concrete drive, double carport $130,000
NEW! Woodville: 3/2 in city limits, fenced backyard, New home built
in 2004 ..............................................................................$135,000
NEW! Ivanhoe: Water front on ski lake, 3/2/2, wonderful deck, 3
lots
.............................................................................$154,000
REDUCED! Woodville: 3/1.5, split-level, on lake, private pier,
0.5+/-acs
...............................................................$156,500
REDUCED! Woodville: 4/3.5 1+/- acres, 1 car garage covered balcony, outdoor kitchen area ......................$170,000
NEW! Woodville: Brick, 3/2 Chesswood, .68 acre, $179,000
Woodville: 3/2/2, fp, game room, updated kitchen, out buildings $185,000
Woodville: 4/3, 4200’, on.7+/- acs., in town
$185,000
Woodville: 5/4, fp wide porches, large rooms $195,000
NEW! Colmesneil: 3/2, 3136 sf, 5+/- acres, Barn, Great location,
Nice ...................................................................................$195,000
Woodville: 3/2.5 7.78+/-acres, cathedral ceilings. Fp, horse barn,
garage ................................................................................$275,000
NEW! Chester/Corrigan: 4/3/2, nice!, private .......................$279,000
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REDUCED! Woodville: 5/3, 2+/-acres, Harmony area, barn/stg,
small pasture ...........................................................................$164,500
Hillister: 4/2, 2 story stone & brick, pool, gameroom, 10+/- acs. $364,500
-WILDWOOD-
Call for info about Lots Available!
REDUCED! Wildwood: 3/2, Sun Porch Across the back $79,000
NEW! Wildwood 3/2/1 w/hot tub, storage building $79,900
NEW! Warren- 4/1/3 Brick on large lot, RV Parking, Metal
building ........................................................................$89,900
Wildwood: 2/2 fp, On golf course, new countertops and flooring ................................................................................$99,000
REDUCED! Pecan: 3/2/2, 4 lots, guesthouse ......$105,000
REDUCED! W. Wildwood: 3/2/2, large metal garage, w/shop,
storage, gazebo .........................................................$124,900
REDUCED! Idylewood: 4/2.5/2 with shop and carport on 3
lots
.....................................................................$154,999
REDUCED! Hickory: 3/2, fp, open-concept, sun porch, 3
lots
....................................................................$165,000
Hawthorne: 3/2/2 brick, fp, Rv garage, storage, work shop,
on 3 lots ...............................................................$185,000
Hazel: 3/2/2, lake front, 2 lots .............................$239,000
E. Wildwood: 4/3.5/2, on golf course, 2 lots, 2,666sqft $247,000
NEW! On lake! 3/2/3, with 149’ water front, foraml dining, F/P
.............................................................................$259,000
Lakewood: 3/2.5, fp, garage, on 2 lots ..........$267,000
Lakewood: 3/2 with 2 half baths, sits on 3 lots, waterfront $286,000
REDUCED! W. Wildwood: 4/3/3 golf course home, apt. above garage ..........................................................................$284,950
-WILDWOOD CONTRACT PENDING-
Wildwood: 4/2 covered patio, storage building $144,900
-LAND & COMMERCIAL-
CONTRACT PENDING! Warren: 8.61+/- acres, good for
hunting
...........................................................$12,064
NEW! Woodville: 5+/- acres, wooded w/Hwy 69 frontage $30,000
Woodville: 7+/- acres, wooded, seasonal creek, with Hwy 69
frontage
...............................................................$38,500
Wildwood: 2 lots on Lake ...........................................$44,885
NEW: Spurger: 24.5+/- acres, two county road accesses,
Wooded
...........................................................$73,500
Woodville: Commercial lot, 1.36+/-acres, Hwy 69 South frontage ...............................................................................$75,500
NEW! Spurger: 96 frontage, 7+/- acres with mobile home, storage buildings, metal work shop ................................$89,000
NEW! Warren: 38 +/- acres, road frontage, wooded, $3300
acre-...................................................................$123,000
NEW: Woodville: 15+/- acres, w/electricity, setic, well, lake, rv,
zetor tractor ............................................................$140,000
NEW: Woodville: 3.5+/- acres, corner of Hwy 190 & 92,
commercial
...................................................$175,000
Chester: 28+/-acres, Commercial or Residential, former mill site,
pond, Hwy 287 frontage .........................................$180,000
Saratoga: 85+/-acres, partially wooded & cleared, good hunting tract .....................................................................$183,000
Woodville: 2+/-acres, Commercial Land, Hwy 69 South
frontage
.....................................................$200,000
Woodville: 83.5+/-acres, wooded on CR 4280 $291,900
NEW!: Woodville - Commercial- great opportunity- call $310,000
REDUCED! Woodville: 140.8+/-acres, rolling terrain, creek,
wooded, ......................................................................$499,000
NEW: 170+/- acres, all weather creek, woods & pasture $509,150
Livingston: 177.09+/- acres, all fenced with some cross fencing
for livestock .............................................................$743,400
NEW: Woodville: 5.743+/- acres, 19,000+ sq ft Building, Hwy
69
frontage
....................................................$1,600,000
RENTALS
Call for more information on rental homes and property!
CMYK
Real Estate
MOBILE HOME SALES
NEED MORE ROOM? New
homes-only $45 per sqft. Attention Land Owners: Lenders are
now offering $0 down payment
on new and used homes. Call
(409) 550-0861 (9-1t-b)
4 USED DOUBLE Wides for
sale: 4Bed and 3 Bed/2 Bath
Financing available WAC. Call
(409) 550-0861 (9-1t-b)
2002 AMERICAN HOMESTAR Mobile Home for sale.
16x56, 2BD/2BA Includes
kitchen appliances. $14,000
firm. (936) 969-2432 (8-4t-p)
2 0 1 1 S I N G LE W I D E
3BD/2BA on 4.5 acres in
Colmesneil. $74,000 (936)
676-0021 or (936) 433-0698
(8-2t-p)
2011 USED 2BD SINGLEWIDE: Very clean and nice.
Onley $24,900.00. Reliable
Homes of Huntsville. 936295-8188 Open 7 days, Sunday
1:00-5:00. RBI 35671 (8-2tpce)
10 NEW SINGLEWIDES and
9 new doublewides on display.
Reliable Homes of Huntsville.
Hurry in today. 936-295-8188.
Open 7 days, Sunday 1:00-5:00.
RBI 35671 (8-2t-pce)
I PAY CASH for used single
and doublewides. Call 979-7434962 (8-2t-pce)
TWO MOBILE HOMES:
both for $3,700 OR $2,000
each. 2BR. MUST MOVE. C.R.
4050, Woodville. 409-233-8357.
(9-t20-cc)
Call 409.200-1068. RBJ00073 nance and trash included. $650/
(9-5t-b)
deposit, $650/month (prorated).
Call (409) 377-0681. (7-4t-cc)
NEW 26 x 56 CLAYTON Doublewide 3BR/2, $44,900. Has
Homes For Rent
large living room and master.
Call 409-200-1068. RBJ00073 1,2,3BR nice rent houses in
(9-5t-b)
Ivanhoe. $725 and up. Qualifications required. (409) 283-2022
NEW 32 x 56 LEGACY Dou- or (409) 429-4754. (2-tfn-b)
blewide 4BR/2, $57,900. The
bedrooms in this house are large. HOUSE FOR RENT, good refNice layout. Call 409-200-1068. erences & deposit required. Call
RBJ00073 (9-5t-b)
(409) 283-7034.
(39-tfn-b)
USED 16 x 78 SINGLEWIDE.
Large garden tub, great kitchen layout. Call 409-200-1068.
RBJ00073 (9-5t-b)
FRAME HOME: 2BD/1BA
1 car carport, $500/mo with
$500/dep. No pets, good credit
and rental references required.
Millennium Real Estate. (409)
NEW CAMP HOUSE with 384-4053 (33-tfn-b)
porch, 12 x 45 lake cabin or
mother-in-law house. $27,900.
APTS FOR RENT
Call 409-200-1068. RBJ00073
FURNISHED 1BD STU(9-5t-b)
DIO Apt. Dishnet and private
NEW 16 x 80 SINGLEWIDE- wireless internet. All bills
3BR/2 with 9 ft. ceilings, fully included. $800/month. Refertaped and textured, $48,900. ences Required. (936) 676-4830
Call 409-200-1068. RBJ00073 (9-1t-cc)
(9-5t-b)
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, $600 / month + $200
MOBILE HOME RENT
deposit; paid utilities include
WOODVILLE & COLMES- electric, water & Dish Network.
NEIL: 1, 2, 3BR houses, 409-200-1943. (9-1t-p)
apartments, mobile homes,
some all-utilities-paid. Call
FREE
for availability, 409-837-9802.
(35-tfn-b)
FREE OLD NEWSPAPERS:
Come by the Booster office at 205
3BD/2BA MOBILE HOME W. Bluff to pick up bundles of free
for rent located in the Lake old newspapers Monday-Friday
Hyatt neighborhood in Warren, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (409) 283Texas. Close to schools, quiet 2516.
(16-tfn-nc)
neighborhood. Lawn mainte-
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Lillie Swearingen-Agent
202 Button Willow Village • Village Mills, TX 77663
C: 409.429.4848 O: 409.834.2301
[email protected]
Woodville 1337 US Hwy. 69 South impressive home w/ pool 3/2/2 36 acres ...$450,000
Woodville 277 CR 4276 Dearwood 3/2/2 spacious .............................$165,500
Woodville 1511 Red Bud, 4/2 w/ 4 acres ...........................................$145,000
Doucette 90 CR 3055 3/1 w/ 2 acres ...............................................$86,900
Woodville 8144 FM 1746, 5/3 w/ 40 acres / shop .............................$350,000
Woodville 1910 Pine St. 4/2 w/ fireplace .......................................$139,900
Woodville 1602 W. Bluff 3/2 w/ fireplace 5 acres ...............................$145,900
Ivanhoe 435 23rd St. lake front 3/2 .................................................$188,500
Doucette 301 CR 3055 3/2.5/2 swimming pool 2 acres .........................$235,000
Town Bluff 154 CR 4138 2/2 cedar 2 acres .....................................$75,000
Town Bluff 3564 FM 92S modular home 2/2 w/ rental ................................$70,000
Ivanhoe 258 Marion 4/2 3 lots .....................................................................$61,000
Woodville 647 Hwy. 190E 3/1 w/ acreage .........................................$89,900
Colmesneil 000 FM 256 West 15 acres w/ timber .........................................$60,000
NEW 16 x 68 CHAMPION
singlewide 3BR/2. $29,900.
Call 409-200-1068. RBJ00073
(9-5t-b)
americanrealestate.com
www.har.com/lillieswearingen
NEW 28 x 44 CHAMPION
Doublewide 3BR/2, $44,900.
VOTE REPUBLICAN
Here are the facts:
•Unlike my opponent, I actually live in Tyler County 100% of the
time.
•Unlike my opponent, my win record for jury trials is not 10% but
88%.
•Unlike my opponent, I have never lost a case against a defendant
who has already given a written confession.
•Unlike my opponent, I have not inflated my record regarding the
total number of jury trials that I have prosecuted.
•Unlike my opponent, I am on call 24 hours a day, seven days a
week and work late many nights and on weekends.
•Unlike my opponent, I am regularly contacted by law enforcement
after hours and on weekends for assistance.
•Unlike my opponent, I have won more than two jury trials in the
last three years.
•Unlike my opponent, I am endorsed by real citizens who live in
Tyler County.
But don’t take my word for it, all of the above trial information
can be verified by the Tyler County District and County Clerk and
the Johnson County District and County Clerk.
Primary March 4, 2014
Political ad paid for by Lou Ann Cloy
I look forward to working for each and every one of you
as your next Criminal District Attorney.
CMYK
Page 4D TYLER COUNTY BOOSTER
February 27, 2014
Employment
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT
Dogwood Trails Manor
FLATBED DRIVERS NEEDED: Class A CDL, Experienced
Flatbed drivers. Home most
weekends, late model trucks,
weekly percentage pay. Qualified
applicants may apply in person at
R&M Enterprises in Seven Oaks
COLMESNEIL ISD IS Now or call (936) 398-5050 for more
accepting applications for full information. (8-2t-pce)
time maintenance position. 7
a.m. - 3 p.m. daily. Call (409) ASSISTANT COOK: Part
837-5757 for more information. time, 15 hours per week. Fill
out application at Tyler County
(8-2t-b)
Nutrition Center. (8-2t-cc)
GROWING LAWN CARE
Service Hiring: Experience preferred, but will train sharp person
in good health and energetic.
Call or text (409) 698-6507 (82t-cc)
RN’s
All Shifts
Now Hiring
Nurses Aides
All Shifts
Full Time Positions
Available for CNA’s
All Shifts
Sign On Bonus
Woodville Health and Rehab
102 N. Beech • (409) 283-2555
TRUCK DRIVER CDL -AIMMEDIATE OPENING
(409) 283-8147 • 647 Hwy 190W, Woodville
IT SPECIALIST
Paid training in the U. S.
Navy. $ for school. Medical/
dental. 30 days vacation/yr.
HS grads ages 17-34.
Call Mon.-Fri. 800-853-6600
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Tyler County
Hospital
OPEN POSITIONS
Based in Hillister Texas delivery area TX & LA, home daily.
Must have clean driving record and pass drug screen.
One year experience with 53’ van.
Health insurance, 401K, Paid Vacation, $55-60K year.
Email: [email protected] or (817) 584-7690
6761 County Road 4300, Hillister, TX 77624
Medical Technologist
Full Time, Swing Shift
Medical Lab Technologist
PRN, Various Hours
To inquire about positions at the hospital,
check the employment section of our website at:
www.tchospital.us
Human Resources Department: (409) 283-6590
1100 West Bluff • Woodville
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applicants to fill the role of Multicraft Maintenance
Technicians.
Base pay starting at $19.53/hr
commensurate with experience, knowledge and
skills. Seeking technicians with electrical and
mechanical abilities. New technologies, automation,
programmable logic controllers, computer controls
and advanced troubleshooting at a top lumber mill.
Full time positions available with benefits and
annual performance bonus eligibility.
If qualified please apply online at
http://www.gp.com/careers/Job #23350
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Location: USA-Texas-CAMDEN-TX
Georgia Pacific is an Equal Employment Employer.
M/F/D/V
and get connected to your friends Booster for only $20 per year in
and neighbors in Tyler County by county. We accept Mastercard,
subscribing to the Tyler County Visa, and Discover Credit or
PROMOTE YOUR EVENTS
Debit. Call today (409) 2832516
(1-nc)
the Southeast Texas Area. If
You are Affected By a Drinking
Problem Someone Else Has,
And Want Further Information,
Please Call (409) 899-3343.
(1-tfn-nc)
THEWOODVILLEGROUP
of Alcoholics Anonymous Meets:
101 Pine St. (corner of 69 & 287)
on Tues. 6:30 p.m. & Fri. 8 p.m.
For Help Call (409) 454-4053
or (409) 200-5213. (1-tfn-nc)
FI BROMYALGIA SUPPORT: Call Loretta Mott at
(409) 331-0018.
(1-tfn-nc)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE NEW BEGINNINGS
AA group: 112 S. Pecan, will meet
Mondays, Thursdays, and SaturAL-ANON: Family Groups is days at 6:30 p.m. Call Debbie
an Anonymous Fellowship of @ (409) 429-6401 or Anthony
Relatives and Friends of Alcohol- @ (409) 200-0071 (5-tfn-nc)
ics. There are Many Al-Anon and
Ala-Teen Meetings Throughout BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY at the Nutrition Center,
201 Willow, from 12:30-Until!
(1-tfn-nc)
OWNER OPERATORS - $2,500 Sign-on
bonus! Home weekends and throughout
the week. Dedicated, year ‘round recession-proof freight. 100% fuel surcharge to
drivers. Fuel discounts + more. CDL Class
A CHILDLESS HAPPILY married couple seeks A + 1-year driving. Call Ty 866-478-9977.
to adopt. Will be hands-on parents. Financial DriveForCardinal.com
security, expenses paid. Let’s help each other. PARTNERS IN EXCELLENCE OTR drivers,
Call Adam & Andres at 1-800-790-5260.
APU equipped, pre-pass, EZ-pass, passen-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PROFITABLE TEXAS BUSINESSES for
sale by owners. Many types, sizes, locations,
terms. $25K to $15M. Other states available.
www.BizSale.com; 1-800-617-4204
DRIVERS
BEST LEASE PURCHASE in the industry
with 99¢/gallon diesel fuel, $100 weekly
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DEDICATED CDL-A Drivers benefits &
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DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED now! Learn to
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support group offered by the ACS
and provides support services to
survivors and caregivers. Lynn
Hays began this support group
at Woodville United Methodist
Church. Meetings are held at 6
p.m. the first Thursday of each
month. For more information on
I Can Cope, contact Lynn Hays
at (409) 429-8189 or Charlean
Wiggins at (936) 969-3114 or
(936) 760-5618. (1-tfn-nc)
C H RI S T I N E ’ S P LAC E
RESALE Shop, representing
Family Services of SE Texas,
a non-profit organization, accepts donations M-F at 501
West Bluff, (409) 331-9939,
and is open daily for your shopping needs for the entire family.
Women and Children’s Outreach
of Tyler County offers support
I CAN COPE is an educational and counseling to victims and/
INTERNET/TV
DISH TV RETAILER starting $19.99/
month (for 12 months) Broadband internet starting $14.95/month (where available) Ask about same day installation!
Call now, 1-800-975-1332
MISCELLANEOUS
COMPUTER PROBLEMS? Viruses, spyger policy. 2012 and newer equipment. 100% ware, email, printer issues, bad internet
NO touch. Butler Transport 1-800-528-7825; connections - FIX IT NOW! Professional,
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or families of victims, including
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L.B.A.S Left Behind After
Suicide support group meetings
are every Monday, 6:30 p.m. to
8:30 p.m. at city hall in Huntington, Tex. on 69, next door to
Dollar General Store. Leaders:
Joe Sawyer, H- 876-9001 C404-7135. Jennie Christopher,
C- 676-3253. Sabrina Sallas
Fisher, C- 465-3878. Debbie
Sallas Robinson, C- 404-8703.
‘Time heals all wounds’ is not
always enough for survivors of
suicide. Shared feelings enrich
and lead to growth and healing.
(18-tfn)
TOPS MEETING LOCATIONS: Mondays, 9:45 a.m. at
Dogwood Hills Baptist Church,
(409) 283-7188 or (936) 4140570. Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. at
the United Methodist Church
in Spurger, (409) 429-5239.
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