Some of the kids from the James Madison FFA Chapter from San Antonio, Texas, stopped by the Mulkey Theatre last Saturday while they were in town for the big FFA & 4H judging contest at Clarendon College. More than 1,630 kids registered for the event, and sponsors and parents swelled the attendance number even further. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
The 4H Clothing and Textile group met and made bracelets out of leather, bead chain and embroidery floss. Pictured with their bracelets are Shelby O’Keefe, Jacie Kysar, Chardy Craft, Malorie Simpson, Hannah Hommel, Jenci Hernandez, Joclyn Burton and Izzy Craft.
Clarendon senior Liz O’Rear competed in the Miss Irish Rose Pageant on Saturday in Shamrock. Riding in the parade is part of the duties of all contestants of the Miss Irish Rose Pageant. Liz was sponsored by Rafter LL Herefords of Clarendon and JerriAnn and Buster Shields. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Hedley High School Thespians will present a Dessert Theatre and Open Theatre Practice for their UIL One Act Play, “Murder Me Once,” on Wednesday, March 19, 2013. The evening at Hedley High School will start at 6 p.m. with an all-you-can-eat Dessert Theatre for $5 following at 7 p.m. with the 1940s murder mystery, “Murder Me Once.” The cast and crew will present their UIL One Act Play at the South Zone Contest on Thursday, March 20, at the historic Ritz Theatre in Wellington at 5:30 p.m. Come join the fun, wonderful desserts, and guess “who done it” The cast and crew standing from left to right: Andy Munoz, Kortney Burton, Charlie Neeley, David Bell, Coltin Kingston, and Bailey Wood. Directors: are Leslie Schnaufer and Kari Lindsey Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Trish Lynn of RFD-TV’s “All American Cowgirl Chicks” shoots video in the Saints’ Roost Museum while visiting with museum board members Fredie Jo Moreman and Kevin Johnson last Thursday, March 7, for an upcoming spotlight on Clarendon. Lynn said the episode will air in about six weeks. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack
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