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Joe and Natalie Steele were guests at the July monthly Fellowship Luncheon at Childress Methodist Church. Joe Steele, a retired anesthesiologist from Childress Regional Medical Center, described his services as a member of the U.S. Army Nurses Corps, showing photographs and certificates from the corps. Attending the luncheon were Alyiah Grace Arellano, Anne Fromm, Christina Rojas Garza, Regina Henley, Grace Holman, Lila Hoobler and Dianne Philliips. COURTESY PHOTO / GRACE HOLMAN
Fellowship Lunch welcomes crowd
Visitors fly in from Missouri
Wellington seniors celebrate birthdays
Visiting nurse gives blood pressure checks
Decked out in his patriotic, Skyrocket-red western shirt, Kent Holland gathers with his family to celebrate an early 80th birthday on Sunday, July 5 at Wellington Care Center. From left: Camie, Carson, Chad and Sarandon Holland; Carly, Blair, Berkeley and Brandon Ward; Taylor, Chase and Margo Holland. COURTESY PHOTO
Hollands gather for 80th birthday celebration
Debakey: Leading a cardiovascular revolution
The Cantu family, including Jax, Callahan, Ashly, Jermaine, Noah and Collier, prepare to make their move to Hansford County, where Jermaine will serve as the superintendent of Gruver Independent School District. COURTESY PHOTO
Trinity Fellowship bids farewell to Pastor Cantu
Collingsworth museum encourages visitors
The 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle makes a recent $10,000 donation to the Memphis Volunteer Fire Department. THE 100 CLUB OF THE TEXAS PANHANDLE