Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 12

12A Hood County NewsSalurday, July 10. 1993 Lifestyles Trombonist to give recital Our Savior Lutheran welcomes new pastor Rev. Maifc Rossington will become pastor of Our Savior Lutheran Church, 1011 Cleburne Road, by ri ght of an i S. Tending graves installation ceremony on Sunday, July 1 8, at 3 p.m. in the sanctuary of the church.

A genuine Texas barbecue will be held on the church lawn following the ceremony. Rossington received a bachelor of arts in religion degree in 1985 from Christ College in Irvine, and a master of arts degree from Simon Grcenlcaf School of Law in Anaheim, in 1989. He received a master of divinity degree from Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne. Ind in 1993. Rossington served a 12-month vicarage at Hope and Hosanna Lutheran chuches in Maryville.Mo., and Tarkio, Mo.

Rev. Rossington was ordained at his home congregation in Costa Mesa, immediately after graduation from theological seminary in May. Former pastor, Mark Pepoon, has become pastor at the Lamb of God Lutheran Church in Flower Mound. Trombonist Tom Burkett will present a recital on Tuesday at noon in the Concert Hall at the Chrysalis Cultural Center at the corner of Bridge and Brazos streets. trombonist for the Bluebonnet Brass Quintet.

He is well known in Granbury as a music instructor for the Granbury school system where heteaches low brass instruments and coaches two brass quintets at Granbury High School. With a bachelor's degree in music education from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Burkett 's distinguished musical background includes performing with a variety of musical groups, touring 14 countries as a musician, and managing numerous professional musical groups. Burkett started, managed, and performed with the Fort Worth Concert Band. During his tenure with the Navy Band, he performed in jazz, rock and concert bands and led the brass quintet. "Tom Burkett is a well known -and respected musician and we are delighted to have him perform at the Concert Hall this month," said Bob Mitchell reunion held I I Mn 1 Aarr Rossington Oregon and Connecticut.

A picnic was held at Mitchell Bend Cemetery and they did landscaping arid planted flowers at the gravesites of Cooncy and his son, Jeff Mitchell. At a dinner held at The Lodge of Granbury, Vircy Macatcc reviewed the Mitchell story that has been handed down through her family. Her grandfather, B.F. (Dock) Barker und his father, Wilson H. Barker, both ftnew Cooncy personally.

Tom Burkett Over 1 00 descendants of Nelson (Cooncy) Mitchell and his wife, Nancy Pond, nict for their second reunion recently. The Mitchell Bend of the Brazos was named for Mitchell, who was living on the bend in 1 867. lit? was hanged in Hood County in 1 875 and much controversy still surrounds the county's only legal hanging. Mitchell's cxccutiotLwas thcrcsuli of a land fucd with a neighboring family. Descendants of six of the Mitchell's nine children attended.

They came not only from Texas, but from Oklahoma, New Mexico, Gr anbury Sams meet Frcdricks, executive director of the Chrysalis Foundation. 1 For admission information, call 573-2951. Good Sams Cancer survivors to celebrate nousc io visu ana pian a intra reunion in 1996. Hood County cancer survivors will celebrate their victory over cancer at the second annual Survivors Celebration scheduled for tomorrow. The celebrants will mark the occasion with a cruise of Lake Granbury on the Brazos Belle riverboat.

Departure time is 2 p.m. fronjThc Lodge. "It gives us a chance to celebrate the fact that cancer is. not always fatal," says American Cancer Society volunteer Bill Schmidt, who has arranged the activity. The GranbuSams gathered at Melody Modjipm RV Park near Morgan Mill recently with 21 rigs and one visiting rig attending.

Doc and Mary Jane Pairis were participants. Doc has been equipped with a pacemaker since their last visit and is doing well. Winners of inside games were Durward Horner (bridge), Bill Burton and Wilena Tucker (krazy bee), Buck McCullough and Polly Willingham (42), Geneva Rankin (5000 rummy) and F.E. Smith (88). Visitors were Frances Piper and her and Brenda Webb, Mary Ellen Johnson, Kori McCullough, Richard and Bonita Whitney, Amanda and.

Chcslcy Whitney, Mike Austin, Henry and Sherry Cardenas, and Shirley Strickland. Howard Willingham was promoted from deputy to sheriff complete with a name badge donated by Linnie and Mary Lou Rosson and presented by wagon-master F.E. Smith. Hosts and hostesses were Bill and Kathi Gillesipi, Jack and Betty Hughes, Da'ryl and Wilena Tucker, and Bailey and Geneva Rankin. Mini fun day announced The H(xxJ County 4-H Safely Group will lead a variety of fun activities for children between the ages of 5 and 10 oil Thursday, July 22 from 8:30 a.m.

until noon. Included will be puppet shows about bicycle safety and scat bell safety. There is no charge to attend. Pre-registcmolaicr than Thursday, July 1 5 by calling the County Extension office ur 579-3280. Revival meeting scheduled guest speakers Juan Carlos Manzewitch and Roberto Gomez.

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