In laws, outlaws, friends and family are invited and welcome to make new memories and share old ones too. Plenty of good home cooking. If you want bring a dish; just come and share. Everything kicks off at noon on Saturday, June 3, at the First Methodist Church in Queen City located at 304 Marietta Street. For more information call 903-799-2105.
Atlanta Lions Club gave five $1000 scholarships out to Seniors from Atlanta,Ty Graf, Keymyah Smith, and Caedmon Larson; Queen City, Clayton Wellington; and one home school student, Chanlee Long.Vincent Chapman spoke to the club about Banana Ball and brought an autographed baseball the club will be auctioning off.
Linden Police Chief Dulude was the presenter to a large group at the Lions Club Thursday.
Thomas Mott “born June 14, 1827 in Wilkinson County, Georgia. The son of Zachariah Mott born about 1794, died 1856 in Macon County, Georgia, married (1) a Hudson, (2) Matilda Castleberry. It is not certain which of the wives was the mother of Thomas, it is believed Matilda was his mother. Thomas died November 11, 1883. He married September 8, 1859, Cass County, Tex. to Lucy Elizabeth “Liz” Brooks, daughter of William B. and Ally Underwood Brooks. It is said that Tom and Liz were sweethearts in Georgia. When she moved to Texas with her family, he was heartbroken. After the death of his mother, he came to Texas, and they were married. The are both buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Cass County.
Choosing to not wear a seat belt is an all too common mistake in Texas.
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