One Pharmacist’s View
Publishing time for the Advocate last week found me racing around doing chores and attending the Allen Softball Tournament here in Allen. After winning the first game (the girls did
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Atwood Baptist Church
Not to complain or anything, but one of the jokes going around is that there are roads built during the time of the Roman Empire that are in better shape
Threads of Life
So much of my column is of things that have happened in my past and today I got to thinking that I some of the things I write about is
Threads of Life
Memories are made in the finest places. They skip across the pages like the notes of an old song. They nestle in the texture of fabric and intricate artwork. They
One Pharmacist’s View
Tunnels are not real uncommon beneath the burning sands that join the border there in Southern Arizona and Mexico but the one that was found last week may be unique.
Threads of Life
It has been several years since I have been in Allen, but my memories are at the forefront. There have been many changes in the alumni and the banquet. The
Light from God’s Word
We are continuing to explore how Christ lived and served the Father. “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give
Threads of Life
Old Timers' Breakfast to celebrate 41 years this Saturday in Healdton The Old Timers' Breakfast, first held in 1978 , is an event held in conjunction with the Oilfield Days
One Pharmacist’s View
My dad once told me about the first self-propelled automobile he ever saw. He couldn’t remember exactly when but he was just a little kid who was born in 1910.
Threads of Life
It seems as if I have aged more rapidly this past year; more so than in previous years. I seem to move more slowly and enjoy sitting more than getting