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East End EventsDecember 3, 2004 I hope that everyone had a great Thanksgiving break. It was a really needed break for most students. Floyd and Wynona Barnes went to Cheri Hopkins’s house to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner. Rafael Mendonca and Phil Splitter went down to Amarillo, Texas to visit the Charnesky’s. They left Friday morning and arrived home on Sunday evening. Floyd and Wynona went to Garden City to shop. Larry and Barb Gitchell went to Kansas City for Turkey-day. Jane Pinto went with them. The Alpha and Omega, a creation seminar, came down on Sunday and Monday of last week; there was a potluck on Sunday. Evelyn Kassel, Jane Pinto and Jeana Schroeder went to stay with Jeana’s aunt in Colby. Verna Hallock had Thanksgiving at her house. Those that attended were Sue and John Sutphin, Monica Sutphin, Cori McDaniel, Monette and Jay Rowan, Melissa Friend, Ralph Hallock, the "other" John Sutphin and his children, several grandchildren and Matt Miller, who came all the way down from Canada. Everyone had a great time, even thought they ate way too much food. But then again, didn’t we all? Rodney and Debbie Shivers enjoyed a turkey dinner in Cheyenne Wells on Friday afternoon. She really enjoyed the article that my mom wrote for me last week. Deb is also going to get some "serious" groceries this weekend, hopefully by Friday. And she hates to wrap Christmas presents. It’s just too much work, as I’m sure most of you know.
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Leo, Kathy, Vicki, Becca, and Joanna Specht went to Nebraska for Thanksgiving to visit Kathy’s family. Bob, Peg, Miranda, Lana, Lauren, and Natalya Weber had Dave Kanefsky over for Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday. After dinner, everyone watched movies until 2:00 a.m.! I take that back. My dad is unable to stay up that late. Denis and Theresa Weber had their daughters, Kathy and Connie, home for Thanksgiving dinner. I would like to apologize to anyone that I didn’t have the time to call. This is a piece of wisdom from my older sister, Miranda. "Thou who sticks finger in socket gets shocked."
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