Everybody has heard of the “Grand Old Opry”, at least I guess they have. But unless you’re old like some of us it may not figure in your own mind’s history.
Is Gambling OK For Me? Years ago, I was the teacher of the elder men’s class at the First Baptist Church here in Allen (a position I no longer hold) and one old guy, tiring of hearing about Moses and Luke and John and other guys like that, wondered what we thought about gambling.
When I was in grade school over at a shrinking town called Centrahoma, about all the town’s churches disbanded. Thus, because of this the First Baptist Church of Centrahoma was formed.
I may be super old (whatever that number might be) and I may not be able to remember the name of an old friend, but I do remember some things Flossy Grogan (my literature teacher when I was a “Longhorn”) over at Stonewall Schools. I can remember the Shakespearian play “Much Ado About Nothing.
I fear my “career” as an amateur writer may be drawing to an end. The last few years, every time I had another surprising birthday, I figure I need to quit all this and maybe like old “Buda” just sit around.
I read in the paper that we have lost many of our citizens the past few weeks. I wouldn’t know where to stop or start to name all of them, but I did note that those activities in our pristine Allen cemetery have been up.