It is only two weeks until Super Saturday in Cherokee and Cherokee History Day. If you haven’t signed up for a space to sell your wares there is still time. Come and join the 43 other vendors for a fun day in Cherokee. There is still space to set up your family history in the Fire Hall. Tables will be furnished so bring your old photos, memorabilia, old quilts, etc. We need information and pictures on all present and past Veterans for the special Veterans table. Any information will be appreciated. For Cherokee History Day information please call Rita Boultinghouse at 325-622-4567. For Veteran information please call Keith Davis at 325-622-4453. For Super Saturday information please call Sue Broyles at 325-622-4242.
Congratulations to Storm Julie Yarbrough on the birth of son, Hayden Don Yarbrough. Hayden weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. His proud grandparents are Gladys Yarbrough & Tommy Yarbrough. Great-Grandparents are Lawton & Eva Yarbrough and Gene Dufner & the late Kenneth Dufner.
Sandra Crain recently visited Wiliece and Rick Hoffman in Plano.
The results of the Tax Ratification Election were 71 votes for with 9 voting against. Cherokee ISD would like to express their thanks and appreciation for your support.
Cherokee Church of Christ and Cherokee Home for Children hosted several hundred at an “Early Christian Worship”. After being run off by the soldiers while trying to worship in public the Christians made their way to the “catacombs” and worshipped safely. The singing was beautiful and such praise. Michael McCoy brought the lesson. After the worship a hamburger dinner was served.
Delton and Valerie McGuire just found out they are going to be grandparents in June.
Stephanie Pack had surgery on Tuesday.
The Cherokee Youth Football Host Games went off with a bang! The cold weather did not stop the fourteen teams that played throughout the day. The Cherokee flag team started the games off. Joshua Reyes made two touchdowns but the team took a loss to Richland Springs 12-20. The final game ended in an overwhelming excitement for the Cherokee tackle team. They blasted Blanket with a 46-0 final score. The entire day was a success, only possible with the help of the many volunteers that came and went or stayed all day. Special thanks to several contributors: Highland Lakes Surgery Center, Cooper’s Bar-B-Q for the sausage, Reyes Family, Morrison Family, Tedder Family, Devin & Stacy Everett, Ronnie Graves for refereeing flag games, everyone helping work the chains, concession stand and gate, Dixon Seider and Doug Suggs for calling the games, ALL the parents of the flag and tackle football players and cheerleaders, Cherokee ISD, and the MANY volunteers not mentioned by name. Thank you! Our winners of the gift card drawings were announced; Larry Morrison and Rita Partin won cash gift cards for $100 and $150. The flag team will advance to the playoffs to be held in Richland Springs, Saturday, October 17th at 9:00am.
Trevor Rhoades has been spending a few weeks in Cherokee visiting with his grandparents, Dusty and MaryDell Rhoades.
Those folks from Cherokee riding Thomas the Train in Burnet last Sunday afternoon were Chris, Kristy and Hank Perry. Also Hank’s friend, David Maddox. Tracy and Brady Johnson and Sue Rhoades also rode the train. They all had a great time.
The following was submitted by Devon Everett:
The tackle peewee team ended their season with a big win. JD ran the reverse for a touchdown and made several good catches. Kellen and Uriel teamed up and scored several touchdowns on the quick pitches. Michael handled the 200lb nose guard with no problem and made several good plays on offense. Carter made a big hit on a play that turned Kellen loose for a score. Tori tore the defense up with her blocking and Lexi made several good plays on offense and defense. Ethan made a good catch and played defense very good. Overall, the kids learned alot and played their hearts out. Thanks to all the parents and the kids, it was fun.
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