THE ABERNATI-

WEEKLY REVlhW VOLUME 82, NUMBER 1 ©2003 FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 2003, ABERNATHY, TEXAS SO CENTS ONE SECTION

One for the team Monica Pet·ez fouls a Lubbock High School player but stops a sure layup Tuesday. Nicole H a milton closes in to help Perez. LHS tie,d it at 29-all with :07left in the first h~~ .

Getting a move on

Organizers look for red panels

Animals strut their stuff tomorrow at annual stock show

row morning. Possibly the largest group of animals in the history of the Abernathy Stock Show will be entered in tomorrow's show. Over 100 pigs and 70 lambs are expected, according to Gerald

The stock show will be held at Bob Durham's barn. The barn is located two miles north of Hwy. 54 on the east Frontage Road along 1-27.

Kelley. · Judging of the 4-H and FFA animals begins at 9 a.m. with cattle first , sheep second and swine last. Lynn Walling from Howard County College will serve as judge.

Because of the increased amount of ani­mals, show organizers are gathering all the red stock show panels that have scattered over the years. If anyone has some of the panels, they are asked to deliver them to the school ag shop or directly to the stock show early tomor-.

A barbeque lunch will be served at noon . All proceeds go to the Stock Show Association.

Weigh in for the animals begins at noon today .

. Abernathy elementary wins first in district UIL contest

Abernathy elementary stu­dents competed in U.I.L. aca­demic contests Nov . 13 at Floy­dada. Abernathy won first in the district.

2002 U.I.L. Team Participants Final Point Totals

1. Abernathy-355 points 2. Lockney-261 points 3. Friona-228 points 4. F loydada-130 points 5. Hale Center-123 points

6. Olton-99 points Abernathy individual re­

sults: FIFTH GRADE EVENTS

Art Co ntest (Picture Memory)

Coach Bambi Lutrick First place team, a ll perfect

paper-Chris Gonzales, Ryan Pierce, Carson Riley, Jacob Wilson; Brayden Smith, 1st place team; Tiffani Palacios, a lternate

Dictionary Skills Coach Heather Smith 1. Jared Kitchens, 2. Da­

kota Neis, 3. Lauren White, 5. Michelle Ballejo

Listening Skills Coach Janis Johnson 1. Bryce Teal , 2. Jake Reid,

5. Russell Legreid, 6. Dylan Lewis

Maps, Graphs and Charts Coach :')haria l'y1iddleton 6. John Sherman; Andrew

Harkey, Ashleigh Hoover, Da­kota Neis

Music Memory Coach Matt Knight Fourth place team Michelle

Ballejo, Brittany Cruz, Gilbert Macias, Kristyna Mosqueda, Griffin Prater; alternates Jake Reid and Russell Legreid

Number Sense Coach Lea Ann Lust 2. Jared Kitchens, 3. (tie)

Chris Gonzales , Ru sse ll Legreid, 5. Brayden Smith

Oral Reading Coach Melodie Voigt 2. Samantha Pace, 5.

Lauren White; Rachel Bounds, Dylan Lewis

Ready Writing Coach Donna Pitcock 3. Carson Riley, 6. Kristen

Miller; Quiana Jiminez, Jacob Wilson

Spelling Coach Rosi Montoya

Mendenha ll (perfect paper), Shelby Almanza, Morgan Lu­trick, Jonathan Wall; Miranda Magness; alternate #1 Aubree Ellison, Alternate #2 Alijah Cantu

Number Sense Coach Lea Ann Lust 1. Aus t in Mendenhall;

Lauren Burris, Whitney Ford, Morgan Lutrick

Oral Reading Coach Tammy Thomas 1. Shelbey Havens, 2. Whit­

ney Ford , 3. Aubree Ellison; Morgan Lutrick

Ready Writing Coach Vicki Teakell 3. Jon athan Wall , 4. Justin

Shadden ; La uren Burri s, Maecee McClenney

Spell ing Coach Vicki Teakell 3. Shelby Almanza; Priscilla

Benevidaz , Whitney Ford, Jonathan Wall · THIRD GRADE EVENTS

Oral Reading Coach Christy Nelson 4. Jessica Chambers; J acob

Alvarado, Taylor Oswalt, Lexi Reid

Ready Writing Coach Kerri Bounds 4. Ha nn a Al exander, 5.

Mark Blanco; Payton Knight, Austin Lewis

Spelling Coach Pam Gibson Hanna Alexander, Zachary

Grimsley, Taryn Ponce, Kayli Shew

Storytelling Coach ReGina Wise Ha rl ey Guadalcasar,

Natalie Pugh, Ty Wise, Earick Waters

SECOND GRADE EVENTS

Creative Writing Coach La ura Kelley

Above, Abemathy city employees (from left) Alfredo cabinetswereremovedft·omthekitchenintheoldcity Marez, Paul Gonzales and Ruben Ponce remove fur- hall large meeting room. All the activity is in prepara­nishings and boxes from the former office of City tion for demolition work set to begin Monday. Manager Frank Russell. Below, electrical fixtures and

1. Dakota Neis, 5. Courtney Mann, 6. Rachel Bounds; Nick Lopez

FOURTH GRADE EVENTS

Art Contest

5. Ka te lyn Pope; J ohn Lowery, Alex Luce, Baleigh Roys

Storytelling Coach Magaret Hamilton 1. Tri sta n Chancey, 2.

Coach LaRita Myatt First place team Au stin

Hunter Whi te, 3. Caroline Owen; Madison Bowe

Varsity basketball teams busy over holidays

Abernathy's Antelopes and Lady Lopes both competed in holiday basketball tourna­ments. The Lady Lopes were in the Wildcat Classic in Lit­tlefield while the Lopes were in Lubbock in the Cap rock tour­nament.

"It was a good tournament for us. We played five quality teams," Abernathy boys coach Wayne Riley said.

Th e Lopes opened a nd closed the tournament with losses io two 5A schools . Sand­wiched in between were three wins over 4A t~ams.

Abernathy left the chute a li ttle slow in a 46-41 o~ening round loss to Monterey.

"We dug a hole in the first quarter. They hitthethreeand got us down . We contested shots in the second, third and fourth quarters. They had four guys that were 6-6 and 6-5. The point guard was 6-0. They were hard to trap. They are a good shooting team and have a

good inside game," Riley said. Chris Farr led the Lopes

with 17. Nick Bowe added 13. The team hit 3-6 free shots.

The Lopes pulled a come­back aga inst Levelland in the second round for a 53-51 win . Bowe had 19 and Farr 16.

"Trey Paden hit two three's in the third quarter. They have good shooters and quickness ."

Bowe had 19 and Ryan Bufe scored 13 in a 58-51 win over Pampa. Bowe led all players with 18 in a 42-3 1 win over Hereford . Farr had 12.

"We had a double digit lead to start the fourth quarter against Pampa. Bufe and Nick had good ball games. Bufe, Nick and Farr had good tour­naments," Riley said.

"Against Hereford we played defense pretty well. We had good position in the zone. We contested shots and lim­ited their shots to one. We kept them off the boards."

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PAGE 2 FRIPAY. JANUARY 3, 2003 THE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW

Israel Garza Rosary for Is rae l Garza, 72,

of Abernathy was recited Dec. 30 in the St. Isidore Ca tholic Ch u rch. T h e Rev. Arnold Bravo, pastor, officiated.

Funeral Mass will be held Dec. 31 in St. fs idorc Catholic Church with the Rev. Arno ld

Bravo officiat­Ing.

Buria l fol­lowed in the Ab­e rnathy Odd­

fellows Cemetery unde r the direct ion of Abel l Funeral Home of Abernathy.

Garza died on Sunday, Dec. 29, 2002, in Lubbock.

He was born on April 9, 1930, in La Capita. He mar­riedJa nie Ma nsa nales on Dec. 17, 1955, in Lubbock. He was a United States Veteran, serv­ing during the Korean Con­flict. They moved to Abernathy in1956. He fa rmed a nd worked

for Wolflrrigation until retir­ing in 2000. ffc was one of the founding members of St. Isi­dore Catholic Church and was a member of the Sacred Heart and the Crusillistas.

Survivors include his wife; two sons , lsmel Garza Jr. of Lew isv ille and Victor Garza of Odessa; two daughte1·s, Lisa Garza of Denver , Colo., and Susan n Romero of Clov is, N.M.; two brothers, Noe Garza of Santa Elena a nd Antonio Garza ofTupoli; th ree sisters, Isabel Tiherina of Alice and Elida Garcia and Maria Robia, both ofBeeville; and fivegrand­chi ldren.

The family suggests memo­rials be sent to the Abernathy Cemetery Association c/o First State Ba nk, 402 9th St., Ab'er­nathy 79311 or to St. IsidoJ'e Catholic Church, 17819 N. IH 27, Abernathy 79311.

Robin Rena Wolfenbarger Memoria l se rv ices for Robin

Rena Wol fe nbarger, 31, ofLub­bock wil l be at 2 p.m ., Satur­day Dec. 2 l, 2002 at White Memorial Chapel in Lubbock with the Rev. Jimmy McGuire officiating. Armnge ments a1·e under the direction of White Funeral Home.

She passed Saturday, Dec. 14, 2002 in Lubbock.

She was born Dec. 29, 1970, in Lubbock. She graduated from Abemathy High School. She was a life long resident of Lubbock. She was a home­maker.

Survivors include her par­ents , Kay Hainwater and Bill Reeves of Lubbock; her hus­band, Jimmy, of Lubbock; her ma ternal grandmother, Ru th Pendergrass of Lubbock; two st e pdaughters, Natash a Wolfenba rge r and Jordon Wolfenbarge r both of Mansfield; three brothers,

Robin Rena Wolfenbarger

Allen Lester of New Mexico, Kevin Lester of Abernathy and Keith Lester of Philadelphia.

The family requests memo­ri als to Nat ional Kidney Foun­dation of West Texas, 799-7753; Hospice ofLubbock,P.O. Box 16800, Lubbock 79490-6800; or Calvert Home Health, 3026 54th St., Lubbock 79413.

Virginia Sue Cloud Kelley Virginia Sue Cloud Kelley,

beloved wife, mother, grand­mother, s ister and friend went to s ing in the Lord 's choir on Decem ber 25, 2002. She was born November 15, 1941, in Lamesa, Tex. She grew up in Abernathy a nd Levelland.

Sue marri ed R. Tyro ne White December 18, 1959. She grad uated f1·o m Leve lland High School May, 1960. Sue married Howard Kelley April 6 , 1985.

S ue was employed in the ban king indus try for seventeen year s, retinng in 1993 due to health problems. She was a member of Trinity Baptist Church, the Sa nctuary Choir, Suns hi ne Singers and Opry GI'Oup.

She was preceded in death by he r father, J ohnny Cloud; mo t h e r , Waunita Brooks Cloud; two bi'Others, N. Charles Cloud and E. E. "Gene" Cloud.

She is s urvived by her hus­band; t h e i r daughters, Kameron Chicoin e , Ke lly Pawik, K.ry ta l Wetz , Ka lina Kelley, Lia Gutien ez, and nine grandchildren, all of the San Antonio area; a brother, Rich-

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Virginia Sue Cloud Kelley

a rd D. Cloud ofKlamath Falls, Ore.; three sisters, Brooke C. Harry a nd Claudine Skipper, both of Abernathy, and Johnlynn Fox of Vine Grove, KY.

Memorial service in celebra­tion of her life will be held Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 1 p.m. in Blue Bonnet Church , San Antonio, Tex., with the Revs. Buckner Fan­ning, Tommy Lyo n s a nd J ohnny White officiating.

In lieu offlowcrs , donations to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society would be appreciated.

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Happy Bir~hday Frank Bartlett

80 Years Young Jan. 1, 2003

Obituaries J onnie Paxton

Graveside servic es for JonnieL. Paxton, 84, ofWichita Falls, and formerly of Aber­nathy were held Dec. 20 the Abernathy Oddfellows Cem­ete ry with Steve Gauntt, min­ister of the Abernathy Church of Christ, officiating.

Services were under the di­rection of Abell Funeral Home of Abernathy.

Mrs. Paxton died Thursday, Dec. 19, 2002.

She was born on Nov. 1, 1918, in Hollis, Okla. She mar­ried J. D. Farrier in 1939 in

New Deal and he preceded her in death in 1965. She married Stanley Paxton in 1983 and he preceded her in death on Aug. 9, 1997. She moved to fro m Wichita Falls to Abernathy in 1965 and in 1998 she moved back to Wichita Falls. She was a member of the Church of Christ.

Survivors include one son, Marshall Ray Farrier and his wife, Sue, ofWichita Falls; one sister, Sarah Graham of Aber­nathy; three grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren

Mamie Ledford Graveside services for

Ma mie Barnette Ledford, 91, of Lubbock, and formerly of Abernathy, were Dec. 20i n the Abernathy Oddfellows Cem­eterywith the Rev. Ron Kelley, pastor of the Abernathy First United Methodist Church, of­ficiating.

Services were under the di­rection of Abell Funeral Home of Abernathy.

Mrs. Ledford died Thurs­day, Dec.19, 2002, in Lubbock.

Mamie Ledford

Mary McCurdy Graveside services for Mary

Ellen McCurdy, 89, of Aber­nathy were Dec. 27 in Aber­nathy Oddfellows Cemetery with the Rev. John Lowrie offi­ciating.

Arrangements were under the direction of Sanders Fu­neral Home in Lubbock.

She died Sunday, Dec. 22, 2002 .

She was bornJune23, 1913, in Fannin County. She mar­ried Cecil McCurdy on Feb. 25,

1933. He died in September 1984. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star for 50 years and a member of the First Baptist Church of Aber­nathy since 1952. She was a homemaker

A son, Albert Kernie McCurdy, died Jan. 25, 1965.

Survivors include a brother, Tom McDonald of Bonham; a grandson; a granddaughter; and seven great-grandchil­dren.

EPS downs AHS; girls start district Continued from page 1 El Paso Socorro pulled away

from Abernathy late in a 55-46 tournament finale for both teams.

"El Paso was athletic and quick. They shot the ball well. We were in this one when it was35-34. Wecouldn'tgetover the hump."

Abernathy(12-5)hostsMor­ton tonight. The Indians ·are a state-ranked 1A team under former Abernathy assistant Cant Carraway.

"Morton pushes the ball and' gets it to the big kid. They are another quality team. We have a good schedule. By that I mean tough."

Farr had 13. Lady Lopes

Lubbock High School ral­lied in the second halfTuesday for a 60-44 win over the Aber­nathy girls Tuesday. Kyla Hoover led the Lady Lopes with 11. Monica Perez and Kathy Griffin each had 8.

In the Wildcat Classic, Abernathy's host team wel­comed them with a 46-33 de­feat. LyssaLutrick led the Lady Lopes, which had a 6-5 lead after the first period, with 10 points.

AHS followed that with a 73-44loss to district rival Lock­ney and a 63-58loss to Artesia (N.M.).

She was born on April 12, 1912, in Hunt County. She married Marshall E. Ledford

•on Oct. 23,1928, in 8ommerce. He preceded her in death on Oct. 15, 1991. She graduated from school in Fairlee and then attended Commerce Junior College.

her husband, Harvey, of Aber­nathy; one grandson, Johnny Lutrick, and his wife, Phyllis, of Ransom Ca nyon; one great­grandson, Logan Lutrick, of Lubbock; one great-great­granddaughter, Lillian Lutrick, ofldalou; and a very specia l friend, Shawnee Cota, of Lubbock.

Before the Caprock tourna­ment, the Lopes suffered a 53-

.43loss at Canyon Dec. 20. Bowe led all players with 20 points.

District 5-AA starts today for the Lady Lopes against vis­iting Friona. They are at Hale Center Tuesday.

They lived in West Texas in the Acuff and Midway commu­nities. In 1941 they moved west of Abernathy whe r e they farm ed until retiring in 1969.

She lived in Abernathy un­til moving, for health reasons, to Lubbock in 2001.

Su rvivors include one daughter, Faye Lutrick, and

The family suggests memo­rials be sent to the Abernathy Cemetery Association, do First State Bank, Aberna thy 79311 or to a favorite charity.

Vernon Pettit

"Sen•ing The En tire South PlairiS ..

RICHARD A. CALVILLO 609 18th Street Funeral Director (18th & 1-271 (806) 765·5555 Lubbock, Texas 79401

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Graves id e serv ices for Vernon "Pig" Pettit, 81, of Gainesville were at Dec. 27 in Abernathy Oddfellows Cem­

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fore moving to Paris, Texas, in 1969, where he was a farm implement dealer. He retired

etery. Local se r­

vices we re un­der the direc­tion of Abell

Funeral Home in Abernathy. He died Monday, Dec. 23,

2002 He w as born Feb. 1, 1921, in

Abernathy. He married Eloise Garrett on April 8, 1944, in Abernathy. He served in the

· in 1997 and moved to Gaines­ville.

Survivors include his wife; a so n , Michae l of Ardmore, Okla.; two da ugh ters, Pat Northcutt and Cindi Ward, both of Gainesvi lle, a sister, Tinie Williamson of Graham; nine grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

Alton Marcy Services for Alton Marcy,

87, of Lubbock will be a t 2 p.m. today at Bell a ire Baptist Church in Lubbock with S.W. Keaton offic iating.

Buria l will be in Resthaven Memorial Park under the di­rection of Resthaven Funeral Home.

He died Monday, Dec. 30, 2002.

He w as born March 27,1915, Lynn County. He marri ed Norma McNabb on J an. 29, 1938, in Southland. He gradu­ated from high sc h ool in Ropesville. He was a manager for Farmers Tuco Cotton Gin in Abernathy. He played mi·

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nor league baseball for the Wink Spudders.

He was a lso a member of the Texas Ginners Association. He was a resident of Lubbock since 1978. He was a member and deacon at Bellaire Baptist Church.

He was preceded in death by a son, Don Marcy, in No­vember 1993, and a grandson.

Su1-vivors include his wife; a son , Philip Marcy of Plain­view; two daughters, Marian Louise Giles of Shallowater and Carole Damron of Lub­bock; eight grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.

Abernathy Masonic Lodge #1142,

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On December 6, 2002 Atmos Energy fil<d a Stalcmen t of I ntenl to change its service charges with tht Railroad Commission ofT e.xas and each incorporated city listed below. The proposed changes wi ll take eiTect no sooner than 35 days after filing.

The proposed increase wil l not effect the Company's other gas rate schedules. The chunge wil l apply to Rcsidcnt ial , Commcrcinl, Smull Industrial, 'and Public Authority customers. The Company proposes the following increased service cha rges~

Turn on new servicr.: with meter set Turn on service (shut -in test required) Turn on service (meter read only rcq uircd) Reconnect delinquent service or service

temporarily off at customer's request Miscellaneous servi ce ca lls

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The proposed service charge changes nrc exp~o:L:t~:J to increase the Company's annual reYcnucs by npproxinmtcl y .4 o/. nnd therefore: do not constitute: a (· major change'' The proposed chun gcs wuld affect

approximately 215 ,0 00 gas customers in the following commun ities nnd surrounding rur11l urcas

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City Cleaners David O'Hara Grandmother's ~ & Laundry D.D.S. Kitchen 910Ave. 01298-2242 441 S 66th St, Lubbock/79S-4443 .30JAve. 0 I 298-4663 171JAve. HI 298-284S

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Antelope Fever ... catch It! Abernathy Lady Lope Seniors

Monica Perez Camille McGuire Wendy Howard

Lutrick survives

Tonight the Antelopes

host Morton at 8 p.m.

· · Tonight district play begins for

the Lady Lopes against visiting

Friona.

Lyssa Lutrick comes out with the ball after a scramble trick on the fast break against Lubbock High Tuesday left Lad y Lope teammates Kinsey Riley (right) and in Abernathy. LHS rallied in the third for a 60-44 non­Monica Perez on the floor. Stacey Kinast follows Lu- district win.

Come out and support the

Lady Lopes and

Antelopes.

Security Lowe's Abernathy City Gin Bank Marketplace Body Works 298-22.16

J 17 Main St I 298-2S51 405Ave. 0 I 298-2627 417 S. Ave. 0 I 298-2084

. Hill Veterinary Plains Vecchio's Willie Dunn Service Grain Co. Restaurant Insurance

10216thSt. I 298-212.1 701 Texas Ave. I 298-2521 120.1 Ave. 0 I 298-2874 1205Ave. 0 I 298-2077

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