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4B The Paris News Sunday, July 16, 1995 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sunday, July 16 9:30 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 116 N. Main. Call 785-19 6:45 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 130-8th SE.

Call; 785-5455 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 116 N. Main Sunday through Friday. Call 785-1951. Monday, July 17 6:30 a.m.

Paris New Day Kiwanis Club meets at Paris Junior College Ballroom. BS Noon Co-dependents Anonymous meets at First Christian Church 780-20th NE, north parking lot side door. Call 785-0530. 5 p.m. TOPS weigh-in followed by meeting at 6 p.m.

in the annex of First Baptist Church. Call 784-1481. 6:45 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous meets at 130-8th SE Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 7 p.m.

Overeaters Anonymous meets at Calvary United Methodist Church, east entrance. 7 p.m. Co-dependents Anonymous meets at First Christian Church, 780-20th NE, north parking lot side door. Call 785-0530. Family play day events, Paris Rodeo and Horse Club arena.

8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 116 N. Main Monday through Friday. Tuesday, July 18 Noon Kiwanis Club meets at the Sirloin Stockade. Noon Optimist Club meets.

V.F.W. Post 3990 and Auxiliary meet at the post home in Reno. 6:30 p.m. AlAteen meets at 116 N. Main.

8 p.m. Aianon meets upstairs at 116 N. Main. Call 784-1901. Wednesday, July 19 Noon Co-dependents Anonymous meets at Calvary Methodist Church, 3105 Lamar east door in back.

Call 785-0530. Thursday July 20 Noon Lions Club meets at the Holiday Inn. p.m. Mended Hearts meets at the Lifestyle Resource Center at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Complex, 1044 Clarksville St.

5:30 p.m. H.O.W./O.A. meeting at First Christian Church, 780-20th NE. Call 7370914 or 785-1577. 6 p.m.

Golden Kiwanis Club meets at the Sirloin Stockade. 6:30 p.m. Bridge for men and ladies, Paris Elks Lodge. 6:30 p.m. Reno Township Kiwanis Club meets at Tommy's Barbecue.

7 p.m. Co-dependents Anonymous meets at Calvary United Methodist Church, 3105 Lamar northeast corner door. Call 785-0530. North Star of Texas Coin Club meets in TU meeting room. Friday, July 21 Noon Rotary Club meets at Paris Junior College.

Co-dependents Anonymous meets at Calvary United Methodist Church. 8 p.m. Paris Community Theatre will present "Rumors" at the Plaza Theatre. Saturday, July 22 7 a.m. Breakfast Optimist Club meets at the Holiday Inn.

6:45 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 116 N. Main. Call 785-1951. Paris Community Theatre will present "Rumors" at the Plaza Theater.

9 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 130-8th SE. Call 785-5455. Mr, and Mrs. Clarice Ennis Banker honored Clarice Ennis Banker and Willie Faye Thompson were married July 13, 1945 in Paris, Texas.

Earnest D. Piott was the officiating minister. They have lived in Fannin County all their married life, Banker being a farmer and rancher. He is also retired from Superior Switchboard and Devices having spent a total of 31 years in industry. Willie Faye is a homemaker.

They have one daughter, six sons and thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Their children will have a reception for them Saturday, July 22, 1995 from 2-4 p.m. at the Honey Grove Church of Christ fellowship hall. All friends and family are invited. No gifts, please.

MR. AND MRS. CLARICE ENNIS BANKER married 50 years. Mr. and Mrs.

T. C. (Butch) Dollins honored T. C. (Butch) and Lucille Dollins of Route 1, Arthur City, Texas celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on July 13, 1995.

They were honored with a surprise party on July 15 by their family. -Their children are Johnny and Darlan Dollins and Mildred and Tim Young. Their grandchildren are Ricky and Traci Dollins, Terry and Dedra Dollins, Larry and Staci Young, Jerry and Connie Young, Melanie and Alan Simpson and Chelli and P. G. Morrison.

Their great- grandchildren are Autumn and Lyle Young, Reece, Cody and Delaney Dollins, Colter Dollins and Ashley and Joshua Simpson. MR. AND MRS. T. C.

DOLLINS Hall family meets for 19th reunion 'J The descendants of Allen and Ella Hammett Hall met at Lake Merideth in Fritch for their 19th annual family reunion. The reunion this year was held in memory of the late Thurman and Berdie Hall Batey of the Honey Grove area. Berdie was the fourth child of Allan and Ella Hall, born June 24, 1894, in Hope, Ark. She married Thurman Batey Nov. 15, 1914, in Lamar County and they made their home in Honey Grove.

The families enjoyed three days and nights of visiting, picture taking, games, food and music from the Hall's Good Time Band. The honored Hobby and Buck (Brown) Kirkscy with a surprise of "Our Memories" reminiscing for their 43rd wedding anniversary. A book was compiled from this and given to the couple. Winners from the games for 3-5 year olds were Tesla Wyatt and Heath Green, egg race; Tesla Wyatt and Jackolyn Cannaday, water balloon toss, and Tesla Wyatt, shoe race. In the 612 age group winners were Zack and Caleb Wilkinson, water balloon toss; Kristi Brodie and Alicia Green, egg race; and Jack Wilkinson, shoe race.

In the adults, Robert Yelton and Bradley Brown, sack race and Alvin and Clint Francis, water balloon toss. The Gong Show was -won by the Paris Bunch. Awards were given to Alvin Francis and Juanita McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Personality; Bobby Hall, Big Belly; Alvin Francis (adults) and Alicia Green (child), Life of the Party; Lee McDonald and Fay Yelton, Kristi Brodie, Kaesha Mitchell and Russell Brown, Mr.

and Piggy and Piglets; John Lowrance, the mystery game; and Millie McDonald, Hall of the Year. Attending were Doc and Lana Wilkinson, Don, Teresa, Russell and Bradly Brown of Fritch; Kenny, Fay, Jennifer, Tammy and Robert Yelttm and Hobby and. Duck Kirksey. of Stinnett; B.e.nny, Debby and Jason Kirksey, Dwight and Courtney Kirksey, Denna Thomas, Frank and Irene Brown, Kim, Glenn, Zak and Caleb Wilkinson, Odell Ridley, Bill Wigart, Jay Howley, Elzoria Cummings, R.E. and Joyce Hammock, Margie and Butch Wilkinson, all of Borger; Dave, Linda, Cheryl, Jermey and Scott Reed, Richard, Judy Hall and Garrett of Amarillo; Also, George and Jackie Hail, Bobby Hall, Eddie Hall, Moe Gray, Ann Chambers, Brent, Lisa, Kaesha, Wendy and Kelli Smith of Dalhart; Alvin and Clint Francis of Vista, John and Evelyn Lowrance, Rodney, Candice and Britney Lowrance, Mike and Tonya and Tesla Wyatt of Humble; Darrell and Darlene Goforth, Max Hall and Karen Smith of Grapevine; Brad, Tammie, Kristi, Alicia and Heath Green, Lee and Millie McDonald, John Bell, Juanita McMillan and Charles and Mary Ferguson of Paris.

The reunion for 1996 will be held June 14-16 in Paris. AronervBeversdorf to wed Jaana Maarit Aronen and Michael Delwin Beversdorf will be married at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 29, 1995 at Kangasala Lutheran Church in Kangasala, Finland. A reception dinner and folk dancing will follow. She is the daughter of Paula and Hannu Aronen of Kangasala, Finland.

He is the son of the Rev. James and Bonnie Beversdorf of Cabot, Pa. The bride-elect will receive her master's degree in mass communication from the University of Tampere, Finland this summer. Her fiance is a 1989 graduate of Paris High School in Paris, Texas and earned bachelor's degrees in mechanical engineering and German studies from Cornell University in May, 1995. Following a six month stay in Finland, the couple will live in Washington, D.C.

JAANA MAARIT ARONEN with fiance Michael Delwin Beversdorf Shop The Paris News Classified 785-8744 hiisly Mann Margaret Wooldridge Chad Crystal Wenzel Tommy Julie h'lorehead Steve Cecil hlelissa Marshall Chris Shoemaie Seslie Cnitchfidd Gary fassitcr JCelicia tyons 'Dennis -franklin BE LEW'S HALLMARK SHOP Mirabeau Square Parts 784-0250 1-5 Shop The Paris News Classifieds 785-8744 YOUR EYES WHO'S COLOR BLIND? Almost no one. Most of us are able to see some color, but not necessarily accurately. The problem is actually color deficiency, being unable to differentiate reliably between certain colors. Most common is trie problem; color-deficient people usually see similar shades of grey. What makes this serious is that our traffic lights are red and green.

Folks who can't really see the color have to leam how to interpret what they do see in order to cross the street or drive a car safely. Ask your optometrist about the 'color test. What's used most often is a chart in which ordinary numbers made up of various shades of green dots are integrated into a background of various shades of red dots. For most of it's not difficult at all to make out me numbers and read the chart. Those who have difficulty with the test are color-deficient to some extent.

For reasons unknown, men are more likely to be colorblind than women. Brought to you as a community service oy Dr. Cecil Huneycutt Optometrist 15-6 East Plaza 903-784-6649 Martin-Sheppard Mrs. Sandra Martin of Clarksville and Mr. Douglas B.

Martin of Clarksville announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Cynthia Ann Martin to Matthew David Sheppard son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Sheppard of Clarksville Miss Martin is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs Berry Ellis of Clarksville and the late Louis and Opal Martin of Her step-grandmother is Mrs.

Ruth Martin, also of Clarksville. She is a 1993 graduate of Academic Achievement Academy in Paris. She has attended East Texas Baptist University and Paris Junior College. She will attend East Texas State University this fall where she will seek a degree in special education. Mr.

Sheppard is the grandson of Mrs. Ileene Eason of Bonharn, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Eason of Bogata and the late Kenneth and Ella Sheppard of Clarksville. His step-grandmother is Mrs. Hazel Sheppard of Claricsville. He is a 1993 graduate of Clarksville High School and has attended East lexas Baptist University. He also will attend East Texas State University this tall seeking a degree in secondary education.

The couple will repeat their wedding vows in a formal ceremony to be held at McKenzie United Memorial Methodist Church in Clarksville at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 5,1995 The Rev. Jerry Boyd of Cedar Hill and the Rev. Ken Hamric of Clarksville will officiate. Family and friends of the couple are invited to attend.

Harris-Oats David and Mary Harris ofClardy announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Melinda Michelle Harris to Allen Shane Oats son of Ms. Darlene Oats of Charleston and Mickey Oats of Cooper The formal ceremony will be Saturday, August 12, 1995 at East Paris Baptist Church at 2:00 in the afternoon. The Rev. Ricky Hayes will officiate. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Alvin and Viola Harris of Clardy and Mrs.

Virginia Waggoner and the late Otis Waggoner of Reno. She is a 1990 graduate of Prairiland High: School, a 1993 graduate of Paris Junior College and a 1995 graduate of East Texas State University with a bachelor's of business administration. She is employed at Cherry Street Manor as an office manager. Her fiance is the grandson of Opal Watkins of Charleston and the late T. J.

Watkins and Syble Oats and the late Burney Allen Oats of Cooper. He is a 1989 graduate of Cooper High' School. He attended Paris Junior College with an agriculture' scholarship. He is employed by Bolton Chevron and Bo-Mart, 1 Inc. in Paris.

Family and friends of the couple are invited to attend. i.