Dinner Bell Menu For July 3rd, 2019
Good News Sunday School Class is the Communiy Partner Let’s have a Pre July 4 Celebration! Ham Salad, Chicken Salad and Pimento Cheese on Croissants Watermelon, Feta and Blueberry Salad (Our Colors–Red, White and Blue) Assorted Bags of Chips Frozen Lemonade Dessert Skinny Funfetti Cupcakes (the no added sugar dessert) Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). Join us for food and conversation plus a tall serving of tea or water on the hot days of summer. Please make plans to be...
read moreCentral Baptist To Hold 70th Anniversary Celebration
Central Baptist Church’s 70th anniversary will be celebrated Sunday, June 30, with special guests, food and fellowship. A combined service for all ages will begin at 10:30 a.m. No formal Sunday school will be held June 30, but all are welcome arrive early for fellowship at 9:30; breakfast will be provided. Bro. Don Baier will be the special guest speaker and worship will be led by Jason Starrett for the anniversary service. Lunch will be available in the Family Life Center after the morning service. Church families have been asked to...
read moreTira News for June 26, 2019
Joyce Dodd reports that the next Bible study at the Tira Methodist Church will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 2. Everyone is welcome. The Tira Food Pantry has been getting quite a bit of use. As always, I appreciate the council members who do a great job of keeping it stocked and all the people who donate food for the cause. This tree in the Tira area was damaged by last week’s storm. The storm that came through overnight last Wednesday caused a lot of tree damage in the area. We are thankful that there were no reports of injury. The...
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Dinner Bell Menu For June 26th, 2019
The Don Worsham Family is our Community Partner Swedish Meatballs over Buttered Noodles Mediterranean Carrots Yeast Rolls and Butter Garden Salad Coconut Cake Toasted Coconut Pudding (the no added sugar dessert) Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). Join us for food and conversation plus a tall serving of tea or water on the hot days of summer. Please make plans to be here!
read moreMitchell Chapel COGIC Famous Brown Sack Lunch
Our Famous Brown Sack Lunch This Friday, June 21, 2019 at 10:30am, The First Lady Armor Bearers Of Mitchell Chapel COGIC Are At It Again. We Will Be Selling Our Famous Brown Sack Lunch. The Sack Lunch Includes: Chopped Beef Sandwich, Chips And A Drink For $7. But If You Feel Like 1 Sandwich Is Not Enough To Fill You Up, Well Guess What???? You Can Order 2 Chopped Beef Sandwiches, Chips And A Drink For $10. We Want To Make Sure You Will Be Full And Satisfied On Your Lunch Break. So Stop On By Mitchell Chapel Church Of God In Christ (402 South...
read moreAnnual Fan Drive For Seniors Concludes
Pictured: Mike Hart, Karon Templeton Weatherman, Tim Gee and Steve Junkins The Sulphur Springs Corvette Club partnered with the Senior Citizens Center for the fourth year in a row to hold an Annual Fan Drive for senior citizens. This year 91 fans were collected and distributed to senior citizens throughout the community.
read moreTira News for June 20, 2019
By Jan Vaughn We want to express our sympathy to the family of David Lee, who passed away a few weeks ago. Kelly Fletcher, David’s niece, shared about his life and the memorial, which was held on May 11, 2019. David was the son of the late (David) Boyd and Catherine (Patterson) Lee, of Tira. Kelly commented that David was a great singer and guitarist and “a very fine house painter.” Kelly shares his love for music and played a trumpet solo at his memorial. Several close friends and relatives gathered for the service, which was held inside the...
read moreRanch for Profit Workshop Scheduled June 29
By Dr. Mario Villarino, Hopkins County AgriLife Extension Agent, agriculture, natural resources According to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, financial sustainability of a business is measured by the ability to maintain equity and to generate a net after tax positive income and cover withdrawals for owner operator labor and management. The reason withdrawals and distributions are important in evaluation of business sustainability is because frequently the ranch business must provide income for living withdrawals. Measuring the financial...
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