BEREAVEMENTS
Bettie Lou Cornelius, Bay City, passed away June 16. She was born July 18, 1929, to Amos A. Lee and Sar-
ah Elizabeth Huddleston of Bay City. Her husband of 66 years, Leonard H. Cornelius, preceded her in death. She is survived by her sister Melody Johnson;
daughters Donna Harrison (George), Debbie Reed (Bob), Bonnie Elbel
(David), Melody Sanders (Ken),
Amy McLeod (Mack), Brenda Rider (Bill), Connie Co- ney (Jeff) and Mary Nuala Brown; son Herff Cornelius (Nancy); and numerous other relatives. Please consid- er memorials in her name to Holy Cross School Foun- dation, 2001 Katy, Bay City, Texas 77414, Alzheimer’s Association or American Cancer Society.
NAMES IN THE NEWS
Amber Schramm has joined Zinpro Corporation as Marketing Specialist – U.S. In this newly created
role, she will provide marketing services to the U.S. sales team, plan and execute marketing initiatives, track and analyze marketing data and metrics, and manage external vendors to support marketing ac- tivities. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recognized the 2014 Lone Star Land Steward Award winners
in May. The annual Lone Star Land Steward Awards recognize and honor private landowners for their accomplishments in land, water and wildlife stew- ardship. The winners are Dixon Water Foundation, Bear Creek Ranch, Parker County; Sycamore Canyon Ranch, Val Verde County; Laborcitas Creek Ranch, Brooks County; Tanksley Land Company, Brewster County; Hillingdon, Laurels and Leslie Ranches, Ken- dall County; and Sky Lewey, Nueces River Authority and the Open V Ranch, Uvalde County. Jonathan Kerby has joined the Fort Worth branch offi ce of Heritage Land Bank as a loan offi cer. A
part of the nationwide Farm Credit System, Heritage Land Bank has been fi nancing the needs of farm- ers, ranchers, agribusinesses, rural landowners and country homeowners for nearly 100 years. The lend- ing cooperative is headquartered in Tyler, and oper- ates branch offi ces in Athens, Fort Worth, Greenville, McKinney, Nacogdoches, Palestine and Tyler.
Tom & Cheri Quarles, Rolling Oaks Ranch
I wouldn’t use anything but a BARBER RANCH BULL!
PROVEN QUALITY, CONSISTENCY & UNIFORMITY …YEAR AFTER YEAR!
Tom Quarles’ Rolling Oaks Ranch, North Zulch, Texas, has been in the F1 business since 1997 and first started using Barber bulls around the year 2000. According to Tom, “For the past 12 years, we’ve always strived to buy the best Hereford bulls that Barber Ranch has offered. Utilizing our proven genetic cow base, I feel we’ve been extremely successful with the F1 calves Barber bulls have sired, garnering wins and topping sales at HLSR and ABBA National F1 events. Barber bulls have consistently bred in tremendous thickness, depth of rib and length while adding clean lines and balanced profiles with that uniformity in color.… I wouldn’t use anything but a Barber Ranch bull!”
Tank you and congratulations to dedicated beef breeder TomQuarles, satisfied repeat buyer of Barber Ranch Hereford bulls. Barber Ranch sells a number of Hereford bulls each year to commercial cattlemen across the country.Our bulls are bred for heavymuscle plus stout struc- ture and sire premiumcommercial calves. Barber RanchHereford bulls offer many advantages for the commercial cattleman and come backed with a breeding guarantee.We would be happy to discuss with you the role that our Hereford bulls can play in improving your breeding pro- gram or commercial cow herd. Please contact us anytime to schedule a visit, or visit our website for more information.
Annual Bull Sale
November 12, 2014 11 a.m.,Wednesday
Jordan Cattle Auction San Saba, Texas
Featuring Horned&Polled Hereford bulls Barber
Ranch (806) 235-3692 Justin (806) 681-5528 Dale (806) 673-1965 Mary (806) 930-6917
tscra.org Family Owned & Operated Since 1905 Ranch
Brett (806) 681-2457 (817) 727-6107
Terri Jason (817) 718-5821
10175 FM 3138, Channing, TX 79018
barberranch@wildblue.net •
barberranch.com
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