Chamber of Commerce, Hospital Partnering To Host “The Process of Care for Your Aging Parents” May 2
The Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce and CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital—Sulphur Springs are partnering to present a panel discussion called The Process of Care for Your Aging Parents from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 2, at Sulphur Springs Country Club.
Companies are invited to participate by renting a booth to distribute information and marketing materials about services offered for this specific topic.
“This
night is designed so attendees can hear the panel discussion, and are
able to then walk through booths to collect information and ask
individualized questions. This is a unique opportunity to meet,
interact with and explain services your business offers on the topic
of aging parents directly to family members who are dealing with or
preparing to deal with this soon,” said Hopkins County Chamber of
Commerce President/CEO Lezley Brown.
Booths are limited in
availability four price ranges from $75-$110, based on location and
whether the business is a Chamber member.
Anyone interested in hosting a booth at the symposium needs return a completed registration form as soon as possible to reserve a booth spot, as space is limited.
Dinner Bell Menu For April 17th, 2019
Clayton Homes is Celebrating Easter Lunch with Dinner Bell
Baked Ham with Balsamic Glaze
Brunch Egg Casserole
Green Beans with Caramelized Onions
Spicy Sweet Roasted Sweet Potatoes
Hot Rolls
Garden Salad
Easter Decor Coconut Cake
Layered Coconut Pudding (the no added sugar dessert)
Enjoy an Easter themed lunch at Dinner Bell. Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). We promise a great meal served by happy people.
The mission of the Dinner Bell is to end hunger in Hopkins County. Fresh, hot, nutritious meals are prepared by volunteers each Wednesday and served to our guests at the First United Methodist Church. Through the generous support of church and community members and corporate sponsors we have been able to serve over 20,000 meals to those in need since opening our kitchen in 2012.
If you or your business would like to sponsor a Dinner Bell meal, give them a call at 903.885.2185
5 Arrested For Alleged Involvement In Cell Phone Thefts
Five Dallas area residents were jailed Friday afternoon on Interstate 30 in Cumby for their alleged involvement in the theft of four cell phones reported at T-Mobile in Sulphur Springs.
Dai ‘Ja Lynquan Rose, 22, of Lancaster; and Brandon Ranard Tatum, 23, Raydarrius Rashad Brewer, Davionte Dupree Rockmore, 18, and Jeremiah Wayne Tatum, 21, all of Dallas, were arrested on an engaging in organized criminal activity charge. Rockmore and Jeremiah Tatum were also charged with failure to identify. Jeremiah Tatum is also wanted in Collin County on a theft charge, according to arrest reports.
Sulphur Springs Police Officer Sean Hoffman was dispatched to the 200 block of West Shannon Road about 2:30 p.m. Friday to a complaint of a theft at T-Mobile. Two females and two males were alleged to have left the store with four cellular phones that were not paid for. They reportedly left the premises in a white taxi cab, Hoffman alleged in arrest reports.
Hoffman said he requested dispatchers to notify Cumby police of the suspect vehicle description. A short time later, Cumby Police Officer Zack Steward had a vehicle matching that of the suspects’ vehicle stopped at the 108 mile marker on Interstate 30 west.
Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Arturo Ugalde went to assist Steward, as there were reportedly five people in the Dodge Caravan. Ugalde and Steward reportedly obtained consent and searched the stopped vehicle. They reported finding a gold iPhone, then contacted Hoffman who was still at T-Mobile. They checked and the phone ID number matched that of one of the phones reportedly stolen.
Ugalde alleged all five occupants denied any involvement in the theft at the store and were uncooperative. While being placed into the patrol car, Jeremiah Tatum allegedly admitted he’d given the Cumby officer and trooper a name and date of birth that weren’t his and that he was wanted. A records check using that name confirmed the outstanding charge, Ugalde noted in arrest reports.
All five in the car were taken to jail and booked for engaging in organized criminal activity for the alleged cell phone thefts from the store, officers alleged in arrest reports.
Lady Cats Softball Gets Dramatic Walk Off Homer to Defeat Lindale, 7-6 Friday at Home
The Lady Cats’ softball team snatched victory from the jaws of defeat when Lady Cat Kate Womack socked a three run walk off home run in the bottom of the seventh inning as the Lady Cats edged Lindale, 7-6 at Lady Cat Park Friday night (April 12). Lindale had scored three runs in the top of the seventh to go ahead of the Lady Cats, 6-4 and set up Womack’s heroics.
Earlier the game went back and forth. Lindale got off to a good start scoring three first inning runs to lead 3-0.
The Lady Cats got a run back as Brinklee Driver hit a solo home run in the bottom of the first to cut the deficit to 3-1. Driver was 1 for 3 with a run scored and an RBI.
The Lady Cats tied the score at 3-3 with a pair of runs in the bottom of the third. The Lady Cats went up 4-3 with a single run in the bottom of the fourth.
It remained 4-3 until both teams had their big innings in the seventh. Bailey Haggerty got the pitching win going all seven innings allowing nine hits and six runs with five strikeouts and a walk. Womack was 3 for 4 with the home run, a run scored and three RBIs. Addison Caddell was 2 for 3 with a double and a run scored. Kelsey Wallace was 2 for 4 with a run scored and an RBI. Alli Fite was 1 for 3 with a run scored and an RBI. Nylah Lindley was 1 for 3 with a run scored.
The Lady Cats outhit the Lady Eagles, 10-9. The close call improved the Lady Cats district record to 7-1. They remain in first place. Their season record is now 21-5. The Lady Cats will have a chance to avenge their only district loss next Tuesday evening as they play Mount Pleasant at Lady Cat Park.
Wildcats Baseball Gets Shutout Pitching, Wins 4-0 Friday over Greenville
The Wildcats’ baseball team got shutout pitching and they played flawless defense in a 4-0 win over Greenville Friday night (April 12) at Wildcat Park. The win broke a six game district losing streak for the Wildcats.
Jaxon Chaney pitched the shutout allowing only three hits, all singles, while striking out eight and walking none. The brightest Wildcats hitting star was second baseman Kolson Hale who was 2 for 2 with an RBI producing RBI and a two run scoring double.
Austin Dodd was 2 for 3 with a triple and a run scored. Dodd was on third when Jase Thompson wandered far off first base drawing a bad throw from the Greenville catcher and bounced away from the first baseball. Dodd raced home from third while Thompson was safe at second. Kaden Argenbright and Thompson also hit singles and Connor Burgin had a double.
Greenville’s Landon Koger took the loss allowing three runs and six hits in five innings striking out four and walking one.
The win improves the Wildcats’ district record to 3-8 and their season record to 11-10. The Wildcats are now tied for fifth place with Greenville but by virtue of the Friday night win, the Wildcats now have the tiebreaking edge over the Lions having won the district series, 2 games to one.
The Wildcats are still one game back of fourth place Royse City. The Bulldogs defeated Lindale Friday night. They are 4-7 in district play and own a tiebreaker edge over the Wildcats winning the series between the two, 3 games to zero.
The Wildcats still have two district games against third place Mount Pleasant and first place Texas High. The Wildcats win Friday night was a step in the right direction.
North Hopkins Baseball Gets No-Hitter and Breaks Open Tight Game Late Against Excell
North Hopkins pitcher Wyatt Wharton tossed a no-hitter and the Panthers scored eight late runs to defeat Excell, 10-1 Friday (April 12) at North Hopkins. Wharton got the pitching win going seven innings allowing no hits and just one run while striking out 16 and walking five. The Panthers got 11 hits and committed no errors.
The Panthers went up 1-0 in the bottom of the first on a Caleb Wyatt sacrifice fly. Wyatt was 1 for 2 with a run scored and three RBIs.
After the Lions tied the score with a run in the top of the second, the Panthers got a second run in the bottom of the second on an RBI single by Colby Cameron. Cameron was 3 for 4 with two runs scored and two RBIs.
The game remained at 2-1 until the Panthers broke loose for five runs in the bottom of the fifth to go up 7-1. The Panthers got RBIs from Branson Thomas, Cameron, Wyatt and Wharton. Thomas hit a home run in the inning and was 2 for 3 with two runs scored and an RBI. Wharton was 1 for 3 with a double and an RBI.
The Panthers scored three more runs in the bottom of the sixth to lead 10-1. Brycen Gillespie was 2 for 3 with two runs scored. Kevin Clement was 1 for 4 with a double, a run scored and two RBIs. Jessie Rivera was 1 for 4 with a run scored.
Hearts of Life Presents Rufus For Adoption
Rufus is looking for a forever home. He is approximately 2 years old. He is a typical young dog who enjoys playing, running and pool time. Rufus is still at a great age to train to fit your life style. His adoption fee is $100, which includes all previous vetting, neuter and rabies shot. Please contact Hearts of Life Animal Rescue by phone at 903-439-5019, email at adoptonenow@aol.com, or online at www.facebook.com/heartsoflife or Petfinder.com.
Hopkins County Records
Posted Week of April 12, 2019
APPLICATIONS FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES
- Dalton Wayne Irby and Skyler Leigh Martin
- Kyle Wade Cordell and Ashley Nicole Mills
- Kelly Roger Whaley and Patricia Diane Finnie
- Earvin Seleastes Larry Jr. and Tanya Sadon Runyan
- Jimmy Dale Taylor and Leanne Dulude
LAND DEED TRANSACTIONS
- Oliverio Bravo and Rosa Bravo to Guadalupe Rodriguez and Jesus Rodriguez; tract in the Wm H Moses survey
- Jisette Webster to Erick Jones and Nicole Jones
- Maria Teresa Santillan to Maria Guadalupe Avila, Ana Elizabet Jones, Sandra Teresa Palma and Juan Joel Santillan
- TTTT LP to Michael Wells and Polyester Wells; tract in the Country Club Estates
- Richard Irby to Brenda Sherman and Stephen Sherman; tract in the MD Jackson survey
- Heather Wright and Ryan Wright to Deborah Wright; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Barbara Dixon to Amanda Dixon Shurtleff; tract in the Jasper County School Land
- Barbara C. Dixon, executor for the Nelson C. Dixon Estate, to Barbara Dixon; tract in the Jasper County School Land
- Tiffany Eversole, known as Tiffany HIckman, and Stormy Kay Hickman to Michael Brian Potter and Tina Potter; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Don McCann and Sarah E. McCann to Shan S. Green and Timothy L. Green; tract in the Santos Coy survey
- Mildred Gardner Crawford to Miranda Jones; tract in the James M. Spencer survey
- Shana S. Green and Timothy L. Green to Shawn Andrew Endsley and Becky Ringler-Endsley; tract in the William H. Moses survey
- Deborah Wright to Larry Craig English LLC; tract in the Lemon Acres Addition
- The Ranches At River Ridge LLC to Dawn Denise Burklow and Jeffrey Scott Burklow; tract in the S. Waggoner survey
- Francisco De Santiago and Lilia De Santiago to John H. Heilman; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Fred Douglas Barker, Janice Barker who is also known as Janice Chaney, Chelsie Chaney also known as Chelsie Lookabaugh, Ryan Chaney and Christopher Blayne Lookabaugh to Marlon Stanton Sullivan; tract int he JG Procell survey
- Anita Young and Gary Len Young to Shannon Lucas; tract in the SC Hart survey
- G-Men Enerprises LLC to Everett Jennings; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- The Ranches At River Ridge LLC to Midland Trust Company as custody FBO, Andy Ira Nguyen Account; tract in the James Hansley survey
- Fannie Mae also known as Federal National Mortgage Association to Alan Screws and Kim Screws; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- G & L Custom Homes LLC to Katherine R. Belcher; tract in the Henry Morgan survey
- Darren Renshaw to Kayla Lachae Henderson; tract in the Franklin Mars survey
- Cameron Pritchett and Crystal Pritchett to Tony B. McJohnston
- Angela Rosier Walton and Stephen Joshua Walton to Juli Ann Price, Kobie Renea Price, Neil Tate price and Roger Clay Price; tract in the LJ Crook survey
- Luis A. Martinez Mejia and Maria Elena Martinez Preciado to Jesus Preciado; tract in the Calvin Click survey
- Leann C. Oliver and Dustin G. Oliver to Brand Stephens and Nita Rene Stephens; tract in the Rock Creek subdivision
- Brenda Borel known as Brenda Ogle, Crystal Dougherty, Judy Dougherty, Paul Dougherty and Chad Ogle to Village Chicken Farms LLC; tract in the William N. Baker survey
- Joanne P. Latimer to Christopher M. Malinowsk; tract in the Thomas Ward survey
- Changed Life church Sulphur Springs to Edloris A. Elliott and Roger E. Elliott; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- John Heilman to Dywane Berry and Yvonne Berry; tract in the George Wetmore survey
- John Heilman and Rick Henderson to Carolina Mejia; tract in the M. Ward survey
- Milton Bradley Morris and Terry Morris to Tony Young Vo and Sarah Rowena Whitehead-Vo; tract in the Sarah H. Norris survey
- Joe Mack Gober and Nona Lynne Gober to Jose M. Yanez; tract in the E. Melton survey
- John Dewayne Malescih to Maureen C. Miner; tract in the AJ Butts survey
- Donna Nelson and Larry Dean Nelson to Daniel R. Bobay and Janice L. Bobay, co-trustees for the Bobay Family Revocable Living Trust; tract in the Joseph T. Redding survey
- Lola Faye Clem McFadden Estate, Kelly Wood independent executor, to Louann McFadden; tract in the Nacogdoches University survey
DIVORCES CONFIRMED FINAL
- Ashely Dawn Bryant and Shelby Mae Bryant
- Shawna Renea Loper and Andrew Wayne Loper
- Laura Moreno and Jose Moreno Macias
- Mary Lisa Vinson and Millard Bryan Vinson
- Amanda Agatha Yarbrough and Brent Paul Edwards
Jury Panel For April 15 in 62nd District Court Canceled
The jury panel for the 62nd District Court scheduled for Monday, April 15, at 9 a.m. has been canceled. Jurors do not need tot report for duty, according to District Clerk Cheryl Fulcher,
Saltillo Students Earn 30 FCSA Medals At State FCCLA Leadership Conference
Saltillo Family Career and Community Leaders of America members came home from the FCCLA State Leadership Conference with a total of 30 medals earned in Family and Consumer Sciences Assessments.
FCSAs are subject-orientated objective tests offered to FCCLA members at Fall Leadership Workshops, Regional Leadership Conferences and at the State Leadership Conference. Students may test at each contest, but students may only take one test at each conference.
Areas students can choose to test in include child development, consumer math creed, mission and purpos, culinary arts, education and training, etiquette, fashion design, food science, hospitality, interior design, job interview, parliamentary procedure and Step One. In Step One, students can be asked about any material from Texas FCCLA Chapter Handbook, Texas FCCLA website and the National FCCLA website.
The 13 gold medals were earned at the April 4-5 contest by Trinty White, Bianca Castro, Graycie Hodges, Lindsay Butler, Daniel Gonzalez, Ofelia Cabrera, Maddy Smith, Jocelyn Ochoa, Edi Olayo, Lorena Castro, Anna Reeder, Matthew Gurley and Christy Marquez.
Nine members of the Saltillo FCCLA Chapter bought home silver medals from the Dallas meet: McKenna Gurley, Melissa Tawil, Evan Andrew, Seth Crosby, Levi Hoover, Brittney Peeples, Chris Boekhorst, Ally Smith and Garrett Tarver.
The eight bronze medals were earned by McKenna Wiler, Hannah Wartenbee, Paisley Kastner, Kristina Wade, Steven Marroquin, Andrew Redburn, Cale Hoover and Brianna Tawil.
