2 Old Glory News Restaurant Hickman's · 8/14/2020 · August 17th • Seancy Lee (Rotan) August...
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Here we are an- other week without rain, just hot and dry wind and plenty of that. PRAY FOR RAIN..... Just one good rain would make all the difference in making a good cot- ton crop or nothing. Please God help the farmers and ranchers. I need to correct a mistake I made last week, in the article I wrote about Mark Cox, I stated that he graduated from OGHS in l995 and it should of read l975. So sorry about the mis- take, but it will happen. Still nothing exciting going on, must remain at home to be safe. There was a big fire west of Asper- mont on Saturday evening and it seem to have burned several acres but was put out in good time. Thanks to all the volunteer fire fighters. It sure is hot to have to fight a fire now, God Bless them. Sybil Kendrick, Mittie Dunham and I drove to Rule on Wednesday and got food from Gerral and Shelly Waldon's Food Truck and went to Doris Lehrmann's home and had lunch with her before we started our afternoon domino games. A nice day. Mittie Dunham attended the ladies night at the Central Baptist Church in Aspermont on Monday evening. There were eleven ladies present to enjoy the food and fellow- ship. They filled and wrapped twenty five Christmas boxes to sent to chil- dren overseas. On Tuesday, Alice Winters of Aspermont accompanied Mittie Dunham to Stamford to do some shopping. Then they picked up sand- wiches and drove to Aspermont to have lunch at Alice's home. Friday morning, Mittie was in Aspermont on business and them en- joyed having lunch with Alice before returning home. I was very glad to have my son and daughter-in-law, Mike and Maxelle Baldree, of Tuscola to spend the weekend with me. They also took me for dinner on Friday evening. " Dale and Carm Letz enjoyed having their three granddaughters Darbee, Laynee, and Hazelee New of Haskell spend Friday night and all day Satur- day with them. Danny and Phyills Letz were sur- prised but very happy to see grand- son, Troy Conner, of Quanah when he stopped by to see them last week. On Friday evening daughter, Jana and her daughter, Deanne Conner, stopped by to visit with Danny and Phyllis. They live in Abilene. Glen and Helen Pierce enjoyed having Kara Briggs and son, Crete, from Haskell for lunch and a nice visit on Saturday. Kim Lowack of OG took lunch to her parents, Glen and Helen Pierce, and enjoyed eating with them on Sunday. Mittie Dunham and daughter, Shelly Waldon drove to Roby on Sun- day after church to the home of Mit- tie's granddaughter, Sonja Hampton, and family for a birthday celebration for son, Dylan Lujan's, fifteen birth- day. The group enjoyed birthday cake and ice cream. Thought for the week: "Life's dif- ficulties are real, but not unbearable. Though the challenges demand much of your attention, you have many things to be Thankful for. Remind yourself of those things and enjoy them to the fullest." Happy Birthday Wishes go to Frances Powers, Jana Hinkle, Cho Diers, Zachary Kittley, Tracey Hilbert, Geary Meador, Susan Lefevre, Isaiah Vahlenkamp, Shane Earthman, Gail Moran, Adrianana Hinkle, Shelly Waldon, Billy Teichel- man, David Ballard, Lenzi Manske, Mittie Dunham, Rene McAden, Samuel Turner, Kara Tabor, Cody Jordan, Megan Vahlenkamp, Marty Vahlenkamp, John Ben Glover, Peggy Jo Gray, Doyle Robertson, Ralph Riddle III, Betty Thompson, Greg Teichelman, and Madisyn Letz. We wish you many more. Anniversary greetings go to Jerry and Susan Smith, Bobby and Kim Lowack, Clay and Tammy Gentry, Jacky and Gail Morrow, and Mike and Debbie Cox. Have a wonderful day. Patricia Hurt Publisher [email protected] Jeff Hurt Editor [email protected] Patricia Porter Business Manager business@dmchronicle. com Mark Martinez Design Editor designeditor@ dmchronicle.com Advertising Deadline - Tuesday by 5pm This newspaper is not responsible for errors in more than one edition. It is our policy to correct the errors as quickly as possible. Yearly Subscription Rates - Fisher & Surrounding Counties - $44; Within Texas - $47; Out of State - $50; purchase a print subscription and the Oniline Edition is FREE. - Online ONLY $34 Call us for Senior Citizen, Veteran, & Student Rates. Double Mountain Chronicle (USPS#608- 100), Copyright© 2017 by The Newspaper Office, LLC, is published weekly by Jeff and Patricia Hurt, 114 East Sammy Baugh Avenue, PO Drawer A, Rotan, TX 79546. Business and Editorial Offices: 114 East Sammy Baugh Avenue, PO Drawer A, Rotan, TX 79546, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Jeff and Patricia Hurt, 114 East Sammy Baugh Avenue, P 0 Drawer A, Rotan, TX 79546. Call (325) 735-2562 to subscribe. Periodicals postage is paid at Rotan, TX TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION MEMBER 2020 114 E. Sammy Baugh or PO Drawer A, Rotan, Texas 79546 Telephone 325.735.2562 Fax 325.735.2230 www.doubelmountainchronicle.com Old Glory News ANITA DOZIER Reader's Recipes Reader's Recipes Recipes with a story Leers to the Editor Policy The Double Mountain Chronicle welcomes Leers to the Editor for possible publicaon in the newspa- per. A Leer to the Editor must be original, signed by the writer, and include the address and phone number of the writer. Only the name of the writer and the city will be published with the leer. The phone number and ad- dress are necessary for veri- ficaon and clarificaon of the content of the leer. The Double Mountain Chronicle reserves the right to edit all leers and if deemed derogatory, libel- ous, or unclear for reasons determined by the editor, the leer will not be pub- lished. All leers are run “space available.” Leers to the Editor that are turned in and unsigned and anonymous will not be published. 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FRIED TOMATOES & CREAM GRAVY 1/2 cup cornmeal 3 Tablespoons flour 2 tsp sugar 2 tsp salt 1/4 tsp pepper 4 firm ripe or green large tomatoes, cut into 3/4 inch slices 1/3 cup margarine, butter or bacon fat 1 cup whipping cream 1/2 tsp salt Snipped parsley or green onion tops Crisply fried bacon, lean salt pork or sausage • Mix cornmeal, flour, sugar, 2 tsp salt and the pepper. • Coat tomato slices with cornmeal mixture. • Heat margarine, butter or bacon fat in 10- inch skillet until melted. • Add tomato slices. • Cook, turning once, until golden brown. • Place in shallow baking dish or on platter; keep warm. • Heat whipping cream and 1/2 tsp salt to boiling in same skillet; pour over tomato slices. • Sprinkle with parsley. • Serve with bacon. 4 to 6 servings. *Can substitute 1/2 cup all- purpose flour for the cornmeal and flour mix. (This is one of our country's heritage recipes included in the cookbook "American Style Cooking from Betty Crocker", Copyright 1984 by General Mills, Inc.) Friday August 14 , 2020 www.doublemountainchronicle.com 2 August 11 th • Mary Grace Carrillo (Rotan) - Happy 62nd Birthday! • Wynelle Terry (Roby) • Jaxon Warren (Rotan) • Jamey Garland (Rotan) • Rhonda Smallwood (Rotan) August 12 th • Cathy LaCoste (Roby) August 14 th • Stephanie Huston (Rotan) August 15 th • Kimberly Shipp (Roby) August 16 th • Steven Ellis (Aspermont) • Hannah Rasberry (Roby) August 17 th • Seancy Lee (Rotan) August 26 th • Karsen Carrillo (Rotan) 9yrs old! Know someone who has a birthday coming up? Send us their Name and Birthday (and age if you are brave enough) and we will publish it in our Birthday Calendar! Text 325-933-8129 or email [email protected] or call 325-735-2562. S outhern Touch Flowers Call (325) 735-1101 It just makes SCENTS! 119 W SAMMY BAUGH AVE, ROTAN, TX 79546 DELIVER TO: ROTAN, ROBY, ASPERMONT, HAMLIN & JAYTON Need the perfect Birthday Gift? WWW.SOUTHERNTOUCHFLOWERSHOP.NET Birthday Calendar is Sponsored by How about a one-of-a-kind flower arrangement? Order flowers for someone's birthday mentioned in the Birthday Calendar and they will receive a FREE Mylar Birthday Balloon! Hickman's Restaurant P.O. Box 250 Aspermont, TX 79502 (940) 989-2220 Hours: Monday thru Saturday 6am - 9pm Sunday 6am - 2pm Third Quarter Application Deadline: Tuesday, August 25, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. Individuals and organizations for food, shelter, clothing, health, education, or other charitable needs. Visit bigcountry.coop and click on SERVICE BEYOND ELECTRICITY for more information or to download an application. Contact Sarah McLen with any questions: (325) 776-3803 OR [email protected] Operation Round Up is supported by Big Country Electric Cooperative members whose electric bills are "rounded up" to the nearest dollar. Every penny stays right here at home, in the counties we serve: Borden, Fisher, Garza, Haskell, Jones, Kent, Mitchell, Nolan, Scurry, Shackelford, Stonewall and Throckmorton. WHO CAN APPLY FOR HELP? WRITER ' S CORNER RELEASE By Debbie Toliver God release the rain from the window of heaven. To cool the earth form the summer heat. God shower us with many blessings God pour down your mercy in order for us to change our ways. Matthew 5:45
Transcript of 2 Old Glory News Restaurant Hickman's · 8/14/2020 · August 17th • Seancy Lee (Rotan) August...
Here we are an-other week without rain, just hot and
dry wind and plenty of that.
PRAY FOR RAIN.....Just one good rain would make all
the difference in making a good cot-ton crop or nothing. Please God help the farmers and ranchers.
I need to correct a mistake I made last week, in the article I wrote about Mark Cox, I stated that he graduated from OGHS in l995 and it should of read l975. So sorry about the mis-take, but it will happen.
Still nothing exciting going on, must remain at home to be safe. There was a big fire west of Asper-mont on Saturday evening and it seem to have burned several acres but was put out in good time. Thanks to all the volunteer fire fighters. It sure is hot to have to fight a fire now, God Bless them.
Sybil Kendrick, Mittie Dunham and I drove to Rule on Wednesday and got food from Gerral and Shelly Waldon's Food Truck and went to Doris Lehrmann's home and had lunch with her before we started our afternoon domino games. A nice day.
Mittie Dunham attended the ladies night at the Central Baptist Church in Aspermont on Monday evening. There were eleven ladies present to enjoy the food and fellow-ship. They filled and wrapped twenty five Christmas boxes to sent to chil-dren overseas.
On Tuesday, Alice Winters of Aspermont accompanied Mittie Dunham to Stamford to do some shopping. Then they picked up sand-wiches and drove to Aspermont to have lunch at Alice's home.
Friday morning, Mittie was in Aspermont on business and them en-joyed having lunch with Alice before returning home.
I was very glad to have my son and daughter-in-law, Mike and Maxelle Baldree, of Tuscola to spend the weekend with me. They also took me for dinner on Friday evening. " Dale and Carm Letz enjoyed having their three granddaughters Darbee,
Laynee, and Hazelee New of Haskell spend Friday night and all day Satur-day with them.
Danny and Phyills Letz were sur-prised but very happy to see grand-son, Troy Conner, of Quanah when he stopped by to see them last week. On Friday evening daughter, Jana and her daughter, Deanne Conner, stopped by to visit with Danny and Phyllis. They live in Abilene.
Glen and Helen Pierce enjoyed having Kara Briggs and son, Crete, from Haskell for lunch and a nice visit on Saturday.
Kim Lowack of OG took lunch to her parents, Glen and Helen Pierce, and enjoyed eating with them on Sunday.
Mittie Dunham and daughter, Shelly Waldon drove to Roby on Sun-day after church to the home of Mit-tie's granddaughter, Sonja Hampton, and family for a birthday celebration for son, Dylan Lujan's, fifteen birth-day. The group enjoyed birthday cake and ice cream.
Thought for the week: "Life's dif-ficulties are real, but not unbearable. Though the challenges demand much of your attention, you have many things to be Thankful for. Remind yourself of those things and enjoy them to the fullest."
Happy Birthday Wishes go to Frances Powers, Jana Hinkle, Cho Diers, Zachary Kittley, Tracey Hilbert, Geary Meador, Susan Lefevre, Isaiah Vahlenkamp, Shane Earthman, Gail Moran, Adrianana Hinkle, Shelly Waldon, Billy Teichel-man, David Ballard, Lenzi Manske, Mittie Dunham, Rene McAden, Samuel Turner, Kara Tabor, Cody Jordan, Megan Vahlenkamp, Marty Vahlenkamp, John Ben Glover, Peggy Jo Gray, Doyle Robertson, Ralph Riddle III, Betty Thompson, Greg Teichelman, and Madisyn Letz. We wish you many more.
Anniversary greetings go to Jerry and Susan Smith, Bobby and Kim Lowack, Clay and Tammy Gentry, Jacky and Gail Morrow, and Mike and Debbie Cox. Have a wonderful day.
Patricia Hurt Publisher
Jeff Hurt Editor
Patricia Porter Business Manager
Mark Martinez Design Editor
Advertising Deadline - Tuesday by 5pm
This newspaper is not responsible for errors in more than one edition. It is our policy to correct the errors as quickly as possible.
Yearly Subscription Rates - Fisher & Surrounding Counties - $44; Within Texas - $47; Out of State - $50; purchase a print subscription and the Oniline Edition is FREE. -
Online ONLY $34 Call us for Senior Citizen, Veteran, & Student Rates. Double Mountain Chronicle (USPS#608-100), Copyright© 2017 by The Newspaper Office, LLC, is published weekly by Jeff and Patricia Hurt, 114 East Sammy Baugh Avenue, PO Drawer A, Rotan, TX 79546. Business and Editorial Offices: 114 East Sammy Baugh Avenue, PO Drawer A, Rotan, TX 79546, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Jeff and Patricia Hurt, 114 East Sammy Baugh Avenue, P 0 Drawer A, Rotan, TX 79546. Call (325) 735-2562 to subscribe. Periodicals postage is paid at Rotan, TX
TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION
MEMBER 2020
114 E. Sammy Baugh or PO Drawer A,
Rotan, Texas 79546Telephone 325.735.2562
Fax 325.735.2230
www.doubelmountainchronicle.com
Old Glory NewsANITA DOZIER
Reader's RecipesReader's RecipesRecipes with a story
Letters to the Editor PolicyThe Double Mountain
Chronicle welcomes Letters to the Editor for possible publication in the newspa-per. A Letter to the Editor must be original, signed by the writer, and include the address and phone number of the writer. Only the name of the writer and the city will be published with the letter. The phone number and ad-dress are necessary for veri-fication and clarification of the content of the letter. The Double Mountain Chronicle reserves the right to edit all letters and if deemed derogatory, libel-ous, or unclear for reasons determined by the editor, the letter will not be pub-lished. All letters are run “space available.” Letters to the Editor that are turned in and unsigned and anonymous will not be published. If the letter is not signed with the name of the writer, the letter is con-sidered anonymous by the editor and will not be pub-lished. During elections, the Double Mountain Chronicle does not accept Letters of Endorsement of a Candidate as Letters to the Editor. Letters to the Editor are offered by the community newspaper for the reason of expressing personal views or matters of concern. Resi-dents are encouraged to submit Letters to the Editor in a constructive manner, sharing view on subjects of interest to the newspaper’s readers. The views in Letters to the Editor do no necessarily reflect the views of the edi-tor or the employees of the newspaper. They are strictly Letters to the Editor.
Fried TomaToes & Cream Gravy
1/2 cup cornmeal3 Tablespoons flour2 tsp sugar2 tsp salt1/4 tsp pepper4 firm ripe or green large tomatoes, cut into 3/4 inch slices1/3 cup margarine,
butter or bacon fat1 cup whipping cream1/2 tsp saltSnipped parsley or green onion topsCrisply fried bacon, lean salt pork or sausage
• Mix cornmeal, flour, sugar, 2 tsp salt and the pepper.
• Coat tomato slices with cornmeal mixture.• Heat margarine, butter or bacon fat in 10-
inch skillet until melted.• Add tomato slices.• Cook, turning once, until golden brown.• Place in shallow baking dish or on platter;
keep warm.• Heat whipping cream and 1/2 tsp salt to
boiling in same skillet; pour over tomato slices.
• Sprinkle with parsley.• Serve with bacon.
4 to 6 servings. *Can substitute 1/2 cup all-purpose flour for the cornmeal and flour mix.
(This is one of our country's heritage recipes included in the cookbook "American Style Cooking from Betty Crocker", Copyright 1984 by General Mills, Inc.)
Friday August 14, 2020 www.doublemountainchronicle.com 2
August 11th • Mary Grace
Carrillo (Rotan) - Happy 62nd Birthday!
• Wynelle Terry (Roby)
• Jaxon Warren (Rotan)
• Jamey Garland (Rotan)
• Rhonda Smallwood (Rotan)
August 12th • Cathy LaCoste
(Roby)
August 14th • Stephanie Huston
(Rotan)
August 15th • Kimberly Shipp
(Roby)
August 16th • Steven Ellis
(Aspermont)• Hannah Rasberry
(Roby)
August 17th • Seancy Lee
(Rotan)
August 26th • Karsen Carrillo
(Rotan) 9yrs old!
Know someone who has a birthday coming up? Send us their Name and Birthday (and age if you are brave enough) and we will publish it in our Birthday Calendar! Text 325-933-8129 or email [email protected] or call 325-735-2562.
Southern Touch Flowers
Call (325) 735-1101It just makes SCENTS!
119 W Sammy Baugh ave, Rotan, tX 79546
DELIVER TO: ROTAN, ROBY, ASPERMONT, HAMLIN & JAYTON
Need the perfect Birthday Gift?
WWW.SOUTHERNTOUCHFLOWERSHOP.NET
Birthday Calendar is Sponsored by
How about a one-of-a-kind flower arrangement? Order flowers for someone's birthday mentioned in
the Birthday Calendar and they will receive a FREE Mylar Birthday Balloon!
Hickman's Restaurant
P.O. Box 250Aspermont, TX 79502
(940) 989-2220
Hours: Monday thru Saturday 6am - 9pmSunday 6am - 2pm
Individuals and organizations for food, shelter,clothing, health, education, or other charitable needs.Visit bigcountry.coop and click on SERVICE BEYOND
ELECTRICITY for more informationor to download an application.
Contact Sarah McLen with any questions:(325) 776-3803 OR [email protected]
Operation Round Up is supported by Big Country ElectricCooperative members whose electric bills are
"rounded up" to the nearest dollar.Every penny stays right here at home, in the counties we serve:
Borden, Fisher, Garza, Haskell, Jones, Kent, Mitchell, Nolan, Scurry,Shackelford, Stonewall and Throckmorton.
WHOCAN APPLYFOR HELP?
Third Quarter Application Deadline:Tuesday, August 25, 2020
at 5:00 p.m.
Individuals and organizations for food, shelter,clothing, health, education, or other charitable needs.Visit bigcountry.coop and click on SERVICE BEYOND
ELECTRICITY for more informationor to download an application.
Contact Sarah McLen with any questions:(325) 776-3803 OR [email protected]
Operation Round Up is supported by Big Country ElectricCooperative members whose electric bills are
"rounded up" to the nearest dollar.Every penny stays right here at home, in the counties we serve:
Borden, Fisher, Garza, Haskell, Jones, Kent, Mitchell, Nolan, Scurry,Shackelford, Stonewall and Throckmorton.
WHOCAN APPLYFOR HELP?
Third Quarter Application Deadline:Tuesday, August 25, 2020
at 5:00 p.m.
Individuals and organizations for food, shelter,clothing, health, education, or other charitable needs.Visit bigcountry.coop and click on SERVICE BEYOND
ELECTRICITY for more informationor to download an application.
Contact Sarah McLen with any questions:(325) 776-3803 OR [email protected]
Operation Round Up is supported by Big Country ElectricCooperative members whose electric bills are
"rounded up" to the nearest dollar.Every penny stays right here at home, in the counties we serve:
Borden, Fisher, Garza, Haskell, Jones, Kent, Mitchell, Nolan, Scurry,Shackelford, Stonewall and Throckmorton.
WHOCAN APPLYFOR HELP?
Third Quarter Application Deadline:Tuesday, August 25, 2020
at 5:00 p.m.
Individuals and organizations for food, shelter,clothing, health, education, or other charitable needs.Visit bigcountry.coop and click on SERVICE BEYOND
ELECTRICITY for more informationor to download an application.
Contact Sarah McLen with any questions:(325) 776-3803 OR [email protected]
Operation Round Up is supported by Big Country ElectricCooperative members whose electric bills are
"rounded up" to the nearest dollar.Every penny stays right here at home, in the counties we serve:
Borden, Fisher, Garza, Haskell, Jones, Kent, Mitchell, Nolan, Scurry,Shackelford, Stonewall and Throckmorton.
WHOCAN APPLYFOR HELP?
Third Quarter Application Deadline:Tuesday, August 25, 2020
at 5:00 p.m.
Individuals and organizations for food, shelter,clothing, health, education, or other charitable needs.Visit bigcountry.coop and click on SERVICE BEYOND
ELECTRICITY for more informationor to download an application.
Contact Sarah McLen with any questions:(325) 776-3803 OR [email protected]
Operation Round Up is supported by Big Country ElectricCooperative members whose electric bills are
"rounded up" to the nearest dollar.Every penny stays right here at home, in the counties we serve:
Borden, Fisher, Garza, Haskell, Jones, Kent, Mitchell, Nolan, Scurry,Shackelford, Stonewall and Throckmorton.
WHOCAN APPLYFOR HELP?
Third Quarter Application Deadline:Tuesday, August 25, 2020
at 5:00 p.m.
WriTer's Corner
releaseBy Debbie Toliver
God release the rain
from the window of heaven.
To cool the earth form the summer heat.
God shower us with many blessings
God pour down your mercy
in order for us to change our ways.
Matthew 5:45
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