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 FHS SCIENCE TEAM WINS FIRST--FHS Science Team won 1st place at the UIL State Meet in Austin, May 3rd. This is the second year in a row the team has won first place. Besides winning first as a team, Abel Cortinas also placed 3d overall and 2nd in Chemistry. J.C. Simpson won 6th overall and Sean Miller placed 9th overall. Not pictured is alternate Charlie Beedy. Shown here are: (l-r front) Sean Miller, J.C. Simpson, and Abel Cortinas. In back, (l-r) are the team's coaches Mac Willson and Aimee Teeple. Not pictured is Coach Teresa Hollums. Staff Photo Floydada High School's UIL Science Team and Mary Warren were big winners at the prestigious UIL State Academic Meet. The State Meet was held in Austin on the University of Texas Campus on May 2 and 3. The Science Team won the Conference 2A Science contest. Abel Cortinas, a senior, placed 3rd individually in Science. Abel was also the Alternate Top Scorer in Chemistry. J. C. Simpson, a senior, placed 6th in Science and Sean Miller, a junior, placed 9th. Senior Charlie Beedy rounded out the Science team. The Science contest had 28 contestants this year. The Science team is coached by Mr. Mac Willson and Mrs. Aimee Teeple. "I believe the experiences I have gained from being on the UIL Science team rank unparalleled among any other experience I have had the privilege to undergo," said Senior Abel Cortinas. "The UIL State Meet was, and has been, one of the neatest and most memorable events throughout my high school career. The team worked hard this year, and it shows in the gold medals we won for team. UIL Science has been one of the most important events I have been involved with, especially in regards towards the AP classes I have taken, such as AP Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. UIL has allowed me to constantly review for my AP test, so the amount of preparation time it has provided has proven invaluable." Mary Warren, a senior, competed in Persuasive Speaking at the State Meet. Mary brought home the 4th place medal in this competition. Mary is coached by Mrs. Dana Herrington and Mrs. Kensey Thompson. "UIL has mean so much to me over the past four years, " said Mary Warren. "I was so fortunate to make it to state my senior year, and end up placing 4th. It is still hard to believe that I am the fourth best 2A speaker in the state of Texas, but I love the fact that I am! I wouldn't change this experience for the world, and I'm so glad that I have been a part of UIL throughout high school." Floydada High School is proud of these students and coaches for the extra effort it takes to place at the State level.
LAUREN STEWART WINS 2ND IN STATE--In UIL State competition May 2, Lockney High School senior, Lauren Stewart (left) placed 2nd in Editorial Writing and 3rd in Feature Writing. She will qualify for Texas Interscholastic League Foundation Scholarships. This is her 3rd trip to state competition in 4 years. She placed in the top 6 last year and this year. She was News Writing 2A State Champion last year. Lauren is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Stewart. She plans to attend TCU in the fall and major in Food Nutrition and minor in Journalism. Lauren was coached by J.C. King (right). Photo
Courtesy of Jalee Dietrich
Twin brothers Kevin and Kody Smith will bring home the bronze from the UIL Region 1 State Tennis Championship in Austin. A report called in by Nick Long on Tuesday said the Smiths had just lost in the semi-finals. According to Long the two won in the quarterfinals round on Monday, by beating a duo from Quitman, 6-4, 6-4, after a rain delay of 5 hours. Then on Tuesday morning the Smiths came up against two young men from Lexington and lost 3-6, 5-7. "The last match typified their career," said Long. "They went down fighting holding off Lexington 7 match points." The Smiths season record was 24 wins, 1 loss. The
State Tournament was held at Pennick-Allison Courts on the
University of Texas campus in Austin, May 5th and 6th.
Dennis Jernagin, a favorite songwriter and singer among listeners of Christian music, will be part of the Memorial Day celebration in Lockney, May 26. Jernagin readily accepted the invitation to be part of the event, from Ed Marks the President of Lockney's Veterans Association. "I thought it would be awesome to have the song 'Let Freedom Ring', which was written by Jernagin, sung during the time we honor our Veterans on Memorial Day," said Marks. ("Let Freedom Ring" was also named as the theme song for the 2004 National Day of Prayer) "I thought, 'Wouldn't it be awesome if Jernagin could be there and sing it himself?'. So I just picked up the phone and called his office. "They told me he likes to do those sort of things and before I knew it he was all booked up." Marks has also lined Jernagin up for a concert at Wayland Baptist University and at Plainview's Trinity Fellowship Church and Amarillo's Trinity Church. There will be no charge for the Memorial Day event in Lockney, however the Veteran's Association would accept donations to help pay Jernagins expenses. The songs of Dennis Jernagin, such as "You Are My All in All", "Nobody Fills My Heart Like Jesus", "Thank-you" and "We Will Worship the Lamb of Glory" as well as hundreds of others, are sung literally all over the world. Routinely, multiple songs from Jernagin rank in the Top 100 on the Church Copyright Licensing (CCLI) charts for the most performed songs in churches. Jernagin has released over 20 full-length CDs, multiple songbooks and folios, and has authored more than five books including his two most recent, "Giant Killers" and "A Worshipers Guide to the Holy Land". His newest CD, "I Cry Holy" will be given away to each person who purchases a $10 ticket to the Wayland Concert, May 24, at 7:00 p.m. Tickets to the concert are available at the Wayland Bookstore, City Bank in Lockney, Trinity Church in Plainview and at the door that night. The
Memorial Day events will begin in Lockney at 9:00 a.m.,
Monday, May 26. Jernagin will be joined in the ceremony by
an Honor Guard firing a salute. The names of the KIA's will
be read at the ceremony.
By Alice Gilroy FISD Board met Tuesday night, April 29th, and listened to several public comments concerning the possible resignation of Coach Chris Brattain and after an executive session voted to hire Mac Sherman as the Junior High School principal, and Brian Place as next year's Band Director. Two basketball players, Titus Miller and Aarrhon Flores, spoke during public comment concerning Coach Brattain and asking the board to do all they could to keep Coach Brattain from resigning his position. Miller told the board Brattain was a "great man and a good friend to all of us (boys on the team)." "He has been another father for us," said Miller. "It would be a great loss to the school and community if he left. We love him and want him back next year." Also speaking on behalf of Brattain were Latricia Miller, Renee Weeks, and Tina Weeks. The board made no comments and can take no action from public meetings until after a duly posted on an agenda. But this week, Coach Brattain told this newspaper that he had submitted his resignation on Wednesday, April 30. "It was a very hard decision to make," said Brattain. "I appreciate the community and the kids. I decided to submit my resignation early so the district would have more time to find someone good for the basketball program. "It is really tough leaving." Brattain, and Coach Tyler Helms, have been hired by the Idalou ISD. Brattain will coach basketball and serve as Junior High Assistant Principal. He will also be an assistant coach for football and track. Helms will assist in all sports and in the classroom. Also speaking during public comments was Dara Ware who said she was speaking on behalf of the Floydada Junior High faculty and staff. Ware was there to show support for the hiring of Mac Sherman as Junior High Principal. "The unanimous desire of our faculty and staff is to have Mr. Sherman as the principal of our campus," said Ware. "Throughout the past year he has been the rock that has supported us" Although Mr. Sherman lives in Lockney this did not seem to cause any negative feeling with the FISD faculty and staff. "Mr. Sherman's support is evident by has attendance at all the activities and sporting events in which our students participate," said Ware. "Loyalty and enthusiasm are not deterred by his personal address." Mr. Grimes gave a construction report to the school board and asked for an additional 23,000 to upgrade the old windows to be operable windows instead of fixed windows. Grimes admitted the architect made a mistake in the plans and did not draw in the windows right on one wing of the school. "If the fixed windows (12 of them) aren't changed to operable windows then we will have to put in sprinklers," said Grimes. Grimes apologized but emphasized that if the plans had been drawn right the district would have still been faced with this cost. After discussion Grimes and the board agreed to a motion of $22,052 to fix the windows. In other discussion the board had considered renaming Duncan Elementary after the construction was completed. However research showed that when Maude Duncan deeded the land to the district for the school the stipulation was made that the school would be officially known as Arthur B. Duncan in honor of Maude Duncan's father. The Board also made the official motion to consolidate grades Pre-K to 5th grade to Duncan Elementary. The board also voted to lead another 2 classroom portable building until construction was over. The cost to the district will be $3,200 to deliver, $2,800 to set up, $700 a month, and $2,800 to take down. In other action the board voted to rescind a previous motion to have a $300 minimum bid for selling taxing entity lots. A bid of $2,100 was accepted from Gordon Adams on a house at 802 Menefee. Superintendent Jerry Vaughn told the board the district had been approved for a $88,740.00 Rural Technology Grant. Resignations were accepted by the board, from 5th grade teacher Kelly Robbins, speech therapist Eleah Garrett, softball coach Brandon Gilliland, Band Director John Odom, and 7th/8th grade reading teacher Sarah Sanders. The
bank statement showed a the general fund checking account
balance of $4,095,170.88 and a CD of $3,387,000.00. In the
capital project fund and 365 day CD total of $2,750,000.00
and a 120 day CD of $750,000.00.
May 10 Lockney--Vote at the Senior Citizens Building for School Board (At-Large between John Quebe and Mike Mathis; and in District #5 between Boyd Jackson and Jimmy Kemp) and for City Council District #1 for either Shad Schleuter or Junior Brotherton. Floydada--Vote
at the Massie Activity Center for City Council District #1
between Bettye King or Sylvia Garcia.
CHARLES HUFFMAN FARM HONORED--Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples (second from left) recently recognized Christine Odom (center) and Chas McAllister of the Charles Huffman Farm at the Family Land Heritage Ceremony at the State Capitol. Charles Huffman is on the right. The Charles Huffman Farm in Floyd County was honored for its acceptance into the Family Land Heritage Program for 100 years of agricultural operation. It has been in continuouse agricultural production since 1901 by the same family. State Representative Joe Heflin (left) is also pictured. Photo
by Alex Labry
Children will be helping with a Child Welfare Board fund raiser by doing what comes naturally-saying the "darndest things". A "casting call" is going out to all children ages 4 years - 9 years old by the local Child Welfare Board. There is no entry fee for the Art Linkletter spin-off to be held at the First Baptist Church, May 24, from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. If you think you kid has something funny to say then bring him by the Floyd County Judge's office, Rm 105 in the Courthouse, and fill out the application. The event will be hosted by Tony St. James of KFLP and DVD's will be sold for $5.00 each. There will be a minimum of a $2.00 donation at the door. If you choose to bring your video camera there will be a minimum $10 donation at the door. For
more information call Angie Gonzales or Penny Golightly at
983-4905.
The state track and field championships will be live in West Texas this weekend. The meet, which will be held Friday and Saturday in Austin, will be broadcast live on KFLP Radio (900 AM and 106.1 FM) and KTNZ (1010 AM). The coverage will also be streamed live at www.texastrackmeet.com www.texastrackmeet. This is the eighth year the University Interscholastic League's event has been broadcast on the South Plains live from Mike Myers Stadium by KFLP. The broadcast will be aired on KTNZ in order to extend the live coverage throughout the Panhandle. The coverage is being carried out by Paramount Broadcasting Corp. of Floydada, owner of KFLP. The live broadcast will begin at 9 a.m. on Friday with play-by-play coverage of the 3200-meter races for classes 1A through 4A, as well as reports and results from field events taking place through noon. From 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., the broadcast team will recap events from earlier in the day. The hour will include interviews with athletes and coaches, as well as previews of upcoming events. The 3A and 4A track events will be featured from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. Between the races, reports and results from field events taking place at that time will be broadcast. On Saturday, the day begins at 11 a.m. with an hour recapping the previous day's results. Interviews with athletes and coaches, as well as previews of upcoming 1A and 2A events, will also be featured. At noon, play-by-play coverage resumes with the 1A and 2A track events, as well as reports and results from field events. The
broadcast team includes: announcer Steven Orr; Corey
Johnston, who will provide field reports and coverage from
the award stand; Mark Styles, who will report from the field
and offer color commentary, and; Tony St. James, who will
host and produce the broadcast.
DISTRICT ROUND-UP PARTICIPANTS--Floyd County 4-H'ers participating in District 2 4-H Roundup at Levellan Middle School on May 3, 2008 included: (back, l-r) Tylee Williams, Taylor Orr, McCrae McCormick, Dillon Chesshir, Brazos Williams, Brady Raglad, and Segayle Foster; (front, l-r) Jake Bramlet, Jill Bramlet, Emery Herrington and Brayden Campbell. Not pictured are Heston Graves, Kirby Nixon, Jianna Davenport and Bailey Davenport. Courtesy Photo Thirteen Floyd County 4-H'ers competed in various contests this past Saturday, May 3rd at the South Plains District 2 4-H Roundup. This year's event was held at Levelland's Middle School. 4-H competitors were from across the twenty county District 2 region. Floyd County 4-H'ers were strong competitors as everyone placed 3rd or better. Results in the Junior age division were: Emery Herrington and Brayden Campbell took 3rd place honors with their Safety and Injury Educational Presentation entitled "Stop, Don't Shoot", also in the junior division Heston Graves received first place in the Share-The-Fun Musical/Band category playing his fiddle and Kirby Nixon won 2nd in the same category also playing his fiddle. Intermediate age division 4-H'ers were: Taylor Orr placing 2nd in the Open Category with her Educational Presentation entitled "Digital Scrapbooking", Jianna Davenport sang in the Share-The-Fun Vocal category and received 2nd place, Jake Bramlet took 1st place honors in the Share-The-Fun Poetry/Prose category with his presentation entitled "The Cubs Last Game". In the Senior age division: Dillon Chesshir received 2nd in the Share-The-Fun Poetry/Prose category with his presentation entitled "Buyin' A Bra", Jill Bramlet won 1st place in the Housing & Home Environment category with her Educational Presentation called "Think PINK", and in the Share-The-Fun Vocal competition Bailey Davenport sang and won 2nd place. Finally, Tylee Williams, Brazos Williams and McCrae McCormick competed as a team in the Beef Quiz Bowl contest where they received 3rd place. Floyd County 4-H'ers taking part in the District 4-H Council meeting were Brady Ragland, who presided over the meeting as the District 2 4-H Council President. Also running for office positions were Segayle Foster and Jill Bramlet. Jill was elected as the 3rd Vice President for the 2008-2009 year. Voting delegates were Dillon Chesshir and Brazos Williams. Attending the South Plains District Adult Leaders Association meeting were Kay Martin and Christina Chesshir. Again, the top three senior placings in all Educational Presentations and Quiz Bowl contests and the top two placings in the Share-The-Fun competitions qualified for state competition along with the Senior Livestock Judging team and the Senior Rifle teams who qualified on April 19th. Floyd County 4-H will be headed to College Station, June 20th with a total of ten state qualifying 4-H'ers.
SHIRLEY BROCK Shirley Harper Brock of Rockport, Texas passed away in her home on April 4, 2008 after a lengthy illness. Shirley was born March 14, 1936 in Korperral, Tx to Jim and Mildred Harper. She graduated from Floydada High School in 1954. She is preceded in death by her father, Jim Harper. Survivors include her husband, David Brock of Rockport, daughter Terri Vacek and husband Wayne of Benicia California; son Miles Meredith and wife Jenn of Oxnard, California; 7 grandchildren; 1 great grandchild; her mother, Mildred Parnell of Cleburne, Texas; sister Brenda Wilkinson and husband David of McGehee, Arkansas; 2 nieces and 1 nephew and numerous cousins. A memorial for family members was held in
Corpus Christi, Texas on April 5, 2008.
VELMA FAY HARRISON Funeral services for Velma Fay Harrison, 97, of Lockney will be held at 3:00 p.m. Thursday, May 8, 2008 at the West College and Third Church of Christ in Lockney. Frank Duckworth will officiate. Burial will be held at the Lockney Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Moore Rose Funeral Home of Lockney, TX. Mrs. Harrison died Monday, May 5, 2008 at the Lockney Rehab and Care Center. She was born December 21, 1910 to W. A. (Babe) Carthel and Lillie B. Steele. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Doyle Frank Harrison and a son, Leroy Harrison. Survivors include three daughters, Betty Jackson and husband, Kenneth of Lockney, Doylene Dipprey and husband, Dub of Lockney and Bonnie Barrett and husband, Monty of Lubbock; a son, Kelly Harrison and wife, Dina of Austin; two brothers, W. L. Carthel of Lockney and Ray Gene Carthel of Amarillo; a sister, Lillian Rogers of Lovington, New Mexico; 15 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren. Family visitation was held Wednesday, May
7, 2008 from 6-7:30 at the Moore Rose Funeral Home in
Lockney.
MARY LOUISE MCPHERSON Mary Louise McPherson, age 86, passed away on May 4, 2008 in Midland, Texas. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, May 8, 2008 at the Lockney Cemetery. Pastor Brian Adams from the First United Methodist Church of Lockney will officiate. Arrangements are under the direction of the Moore-Rose Funeral Home of Lockney. Mary Louise McPherson was born on April 14, 1922 in Alvarado, Texas to C.P. McPherson and Pearl (Anderson) McPherson. She graduated from Lockney High School in 1939 and Draughns Business College in Lubbock in 1941. After graduating, Mary lived in Floydada, where she served as the District Clerk for Floyd County for over 40 years before retiring in 1987. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. Mary was preceded in death by her parents; her brothers, Ruel, Wiley, E.C. (Carl), Mace, and J.P. (Buddy) McPherson. She is survived by her brother, Jay McPherson and wife Kay; her sister-in-laws, Nettie, Gwen, and Sue McPherson; and numerous nieces and nephew. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials in Mary Louise McPherson's name made to Hospice of Midland, PO Box 2621, Midland, Texas, 79702.
KAYLEE SCOTT Funeral services for Kaylee Madison Scott were held on Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 1:00 p.m. at Resthaven's Abbey Chapel. Graveside services were held on the same day at 4:00 p.m. at the Lockney Cemetery in Lockney, TX. Visitation was held Tuesday, May 6, 2008 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Resthaven Funeral Home. Services were officiated by Joel Perez and Steve McLean. Kaylee Madison Scott was born to Kodi William and Kaci Kay (Mathis) Scott on April 12, 2007 in Lubbock, Texas. She passed away on Saturday, May 3, 2008 in Lubbock. Kaylee was a very social little girl who never met a stranger. She loved to put on a show for anyone who would watch. She was such a bright spot in everyone's lives. She is survived by her parents, Kodi and Kaci Scott of Lubbock; her maternal grandparents, Mike and Ginger Mathis of Lockney; paternal grandparents, Ocie and Mary Scott of Idalou; uncles and aunts, Jeff and Lindsey Griffith of Amarillo, Allen and Pam Miller of Annandale, Virginia, Garrett Mathis and his fiance, Lindsie Gerber; cousins, Caden and Carley Griffith and Clayton Miller; great-grandparents, Warren and Barbara Mathis of Lockney, Deanie and Nita Henderson of Plainview, Marge Lewis of Piedmont, Kansas and Tilden and Lorene Wilson of Humboldt, Kansas; a very special friend, Leslie Kacal and a host of other family and friends. She is preceded in death by her great-grandfather, W. J. Lewis. The family suggests donations in Kaylee's
name be made to the Children's Miracle Network. To send
online condolences, please visit www.MeM.com
BETTY JEAN VEAL Betty Jean Veal, 77, of Lockney, passed away Thursday, May 1, 2008 in Lubbock, Texas. Funeral services were Monday, May 5, 2008 at 10 a.m., at the First United Methodist Church in Lockney. Pastor Brian Adams officiated. Burial followed at the Lockney Cemetery. Arrangements were under the direction of Moore-Rose Funeral Home of Lockney, Texas. Mrs. Veal was born September 18, 1930 in San Angelo, Texas to Ray and Olive Myers. She married B.J. Veal on April 6, 1950 in Lockney; he preceded her in death on September 29, 1996. Mrs. Veal worked at Hale County State Bank and retired from City National Bank. Mrs. Veal was a member of the Red Hat Society and was an active member of the First United Methodist Church of Lockney. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and a brother, Jackie Myers. Mrs. Veal is survived by two sons, Gary Veal and wife Laveta of Plainview; and Jerry Veal and wife Melody of Abilene; five grandchildren, Shannon Veal currently serves in Iraq; Bradley Veal of Lubbock; Gary Lee Veal of Michigan; Dalton and Sawyer Veal of Abilene; three great grandchildren Kieren Veal of Tulsa, OK; Lucy White of Austin; and Madison Veal of Lubbock. Mrs. Veal is also survived by two brothers, Donald Myers of Lubbock; Jimmy Myers of Ft. Worth; two sisters, Merle Mooney of Lockney; and Kay McPherson of Midland. Family suggests memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 7, Lockney, Texas 79241.
By The Way | by Alice Gilroy Years ago I found a way to keep track of my wandering young teenage son. It was with a cell phone. At the time I was going to hold out and not get him a phone. It was just an added expense and frankly I thought it was a luxury he didn't really need. But we broke down and got the phone and it turned out to be a good way to find him when I needed him. When we first presented it to him we were immediately elevated to the status of "best parents in the whole wide world". Eventually it was pointed out to him that we were just trying to keep track of him--like a "GPS System". Unfortunately our motives were then suspect and we fell off the pedestal. After our son moved out and went to college we continued to pay the cell phone bill just so we could be sure and keep in touch. But the cell phone didn't seem to work as well as it did when he lived at home. He quit returning phone calls as fast--sometimes it took days to get a call back. But there is hope out there for you parents who may be going through the same thing. It's called, TEXT MESSAGING! I know I know. There are millions of parents out there who have already discovered this. I admit, we are slow in technology progression. But, I have excuses. First--I have a son. Not a daughter who loves to talk on the phone. It just didn't seem to be a necessity. Second--I'm cheap. I didn't want to pay extra for text messaging. Third--I'm cheap. The last time my son came home he begged for a phone upgrade and the service upgrade of text messaging. I said, "No", to the service upgrade. I told him he didn't deserve it because he never returned my phone calls anyway. He told me text messaging was different. He promised he would "text". I have no idea why "texting" is different, but it turns out for some strange reason that he will "text" when he doesn't call. So now I've learned to text. I've gone from not wanting to text--to upgrading my service--to wanting one of those phones that looks like a teeny typewriter/calculator so you can text super fast. I've also progressed to taking a bunch of time trying to spell everything right and making sure the grammar is correct, to text messaging abbreviation. Oh sure, I've got a lot to learn. I've really only abbreviated with "U", for "you", and "UR" for "you are". But I'm excited at the prospect of being bilingual. I was never any good in Spanish, but this just might work. A friend of mine printed out a sheet of paper with all the text messaging abbreviations for me. It is so KEWL! Did you know that POS means "Parent over shoulder". Now why would they have a special abbreviation for that? PLZ! YGBKM. I'm RME. (Please. You got to be kidding me. I'm rolling my eyes). I am afraid that as soon as I learn this, the next new thing will start and I'll have to figure out a new way to stay in touch with my son. Oh well. BFN and HAND! (Bye for now and have a nice day!)
A View From The Lamplighter | by Ken Towery
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FOR ALL YOUR CRP shredding needs, call 983-1456 (cell) or 983-5626 (shop). Both flail and rotary type shredding available.
GARAGE SALE--1110 S. Ralls Highway (across from hotel). Clothing and various other things. Saturday, May 10th from 9 am to ??. NO EARLY BIRDS!
LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC., Floydada, Texas is seeking two highly motivated and qualified people for the position of apprentice lineman trainee and equipment operator. The position of lineman trainee will require the ability to learn pole climbing and operating equipment used in pole line construction. The position of equipment operator will require the ability to operate equipment used in the construction of overhead and underground power lines. A valid Texas driver's license, CDL classification, or the ability to obtain one, will be required with the willingness and ability to pass a pre-employment physical, including drug screening. Salary will be commensurate with the qualifications and experience of the successful candidates. Lighthouse Electric Cooperative is an equal opportunity employer. Deadline for submitting applications is May 31, 2008. Applications may be picked up at the Cooperative headquarters in Floydada.
NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS for Parts Counter Salesperson at Brown's Implement. Computer skills and ag experience a plus. No phone calls. Apply at Brown's Implement, 1209 S. Ralls Highway, Floydada, Texas.
NURSES UNLIMITED, INC. is seeking enthusiastic and outgoing attendants in Lockney area to assist clients in the home with personal care, meal prep and light housekeeping. P-T. EOE. Call 1-888-892-8512.
AMERICAN STATE BANK is seeking a teller for Wednesday and Fridays. Bilingual preferred. Apply at 217 West California Street.
DICKENS COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTER is now taking applications for full time corrections officers. Applicant must possess a High School Diploma/GED and a valid Texas Driver's License. Must be able to pass background check and drug screening. Apply in person at 2637 FM 261, Spur, Texas or call 806-271-3421 ext 13.
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