The First United Methodist Church of Kosse would like to thank everyone who came out to support their 41 st Annual Bazaar, making it the most successful bazaar to date. They appreciate all of their members and friends for their hard work, support, and dedication to the church.
The Center was all abuzz Thursday when I arrived because of the two visitors, Sheriff Murray Agnew and Deputy Shannon Rousey, were there visiting and answering questions. We appreciated them taking their time out to come sit down and have lunch with us and answering questions from the Seniors. Seniors present were Ann Brown, Neennah German, Snuffy Bennett, Alma McCurry, Fonetta Simmons, Gayla Lind, Gay McBride, Roger Watson, Elizabeth Neason, James Lenamond, Doris Lemley, Earl Mask, Elle and Hank Staniszewski and their grandson, Janice Bilbrey and myself.
Larry Smith was invited to see his son honored at the International Texas Longhorn Association Convention and Championship Show in Glen Rose on October 8. This seemed appropriate to Smith who knew of his son’s contributions to the organization. Instead, he was surprised by long time friend, Stan Searle of Longmont, Colorado who presented him with the Charles Goodnight Award, an honor received by only 7 recipients in 31 years. The award, voted on by the past recipients, is the highest honor in the Texas Longhorn Industry.
The City of Kosse wishes to thank Farmers State Bank and Duck Mud Coffee for hosting the Open House for the new Kosse City Hall and Courtroom. Over 70 people showed up to enjoy the treats and the official ribbon cutting.
P.O. Box 440
Groesbeck, TX 76642
Phone: 254-729-5103
Fax: 254-729-0362