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Leona Family Night - Everyone is invited to the montly Leona Family Night, 7:00 P.M., Thursday, October 22, 2009, at the Leona Community Center, located on FM 977 just east of Hwy 75. Entertainment will be by Nick Watson and Company. Bring a dish and wear your favorite Halloween costume, we are having a costume contest. Come join us for a fun night. More ... Brother Jim returned today as pastor after his operation to nip cancer in the bud. Most of the people who were out because of the flu were back. Next Saturday will be the Fall Festival from 4PM til PM and followed by a hayride to take place on the undeveloped land across from the church. The Glass family will be here in November early to get the month started right. More ... Our garage sale is creeping up on October 24th! We need some more items. Your junk is our treasure. Remember that proceeds from the items you donate are going toward the residents at CHCC. The family council of this facility go to great lengths to better the lives of the residents here and greatly appreciate your donations. More ... You’ve heard it said that in springtime a young man’s fancy turns to love. Well, what happens in the fall? The weather gets a little nippy, leaves change color and deer season opens. Hunters begin preparations months earlier; getting deer blinds ready, setting up deer feeders, sighting in their rifles, buying just the right hunting outfit—well maybe not. More ... State Representative Jim Dunnam will be in Leon County on October 22nd, 2009 in order to hear the concerns of his constituents. Representative Dunnam will be in Buffalo at the Buffalo City Housing Authority 304 Center St. Buffalo, TX 75831 from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m to 4:010 p.m. More ... The members of Texas Laureate Eta Beta Chapter learned new details about the legacy of George Washington, the American, the First President, the First Commander in Chief, and as the saying goes: “First in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts of his Country-Men”. More ... Fall is in the air and that means that Centerville’s First Methodist Church and the Texas Agrilife Extension Service Master Gardeners are once again hosting their annual “Pumpkin Patch”, celebrating the season of harvest in a positive way. The fun included pumpkin-themed games, stories, and snacks, facepainting, and the kiddos got to make a real scarecrow! More ... DAR members enjoyed a book review at their October 16 meeting in Centerville’s Courthouse Annex #1. Ms Geneice Morris presented a slide show along with the book review of “God in America”, written by Newt Gingrich. More ... |
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