Kit Carson Clips

By Marilyn White

December 10, 2004

Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding: In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your paths. Proverbs 3: 5, 6

Betsy Evans visited Glaida Craven this week. Lela Kravig from Karvel visited Glaida Monday and attended the Christmas tree ornament exchange at the Methodist church that evening with Glaida.

Glaida atteded the Cattleman’s Christmas dinner at Wild Horse Sunday. There was a good attendance.

Ronald and Shirley White went to Liberal, Kansas over the weekend to visit Shirley’s sister, Bonnie Rogers and husband Jerry. The ladies attended a large craft show in Liberal. Maxine Mays went with Ronald and Shirley to Uylesess, Kansas to spend the weekend with her sister.

Crystal and Larry Bryant and grandson Michael of Reydon, Oklahoma, and Erle Davis of Liberal, Kansas spent Thanksgiving and until Saturday with Ida Mae Davis.

Mary Ellen Davis and I went to Colorado Springs Sunday afternoon to do some Christmas shopping. The shopping crowds aren’t too bad yet.

This was a very difficult week with mother’s funeral Wednesday and the trip to Meade, Kansas Thursday for graveside services and burial next to our daddy Harrison Fell. Mother will be greatly missed but she is at rest and peace with the Lord. That is comforting to know and that we will be together again someday.

I'm happy the basketball season began last weekend. The Wildcats looked a bit rusty but I'm sure Coach Trahern will have them polished up soon. I do enjoy basketball.

Don’t forget to stop in to "Whats On Wednesday Shop". A lot of holiday baking is going on with homemade coffeecakes, cookies, pies, cinnamon rolls and breads. Any one of these would make a great gift.

Anna Gunderson, Bob and Cathy Bledsoe had Sunday dinner with Jennie Schreivogel.

Lori Thatcher, Kirston Kilborn, Holly Mitchek, Mandy Smith, and Melody Mitchell went to Colorado Springs Monday to do some Christmas shopping.

A fine time was had by a large number of ladies Monday evening at the United Methodist church in Cheyenne Wells for a delicious meal and a Christmas tree ornament exchange. We were entertained by the Cheyenne Wells Jr. High chorus singing Christmas music. Thank you to the Methodist ladies for such a nice evening. I know a lot of work and planning goes into this annual gathering.

Given a choice between show and tell, silence is golden.