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Published: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 1:41 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 1:41 p.m.
O.P. Earle Elementary School recently announced their students named to the second nine weeks honor rolls:
Third Grade Alpha: Kimoni Brown, Silas McDonald, Clay Smith, Millie Hatchette, Duncan Munday, Emily Murphy, Eli Quinn, Nick Ross, Katelyn Brown, Eliza Whiteside, Heidi Ashmore, Robert Hilsman;
Third Grade Beta: Adam Barnwell, Anna Cooper, John Early, Courtney Moss, Ellis Parsons, Cruz Lopez Perez, McKenzy Sword, Verae Upton, Ali Allison, Ashley Cooper, Adrian Cortez, Chloe Dickson, Zakary Jeffers, Joss Kamell, Eli McCool, Caleb Anagnos, Lisa Black, Keegan Duncan, Zion Ferguson, Ryleigh Hewitt, Carter Newton, Alana Price, Brandon Raber, Kelsey Sinex, Eli Davis, Kaden Morton, Ashley Shinkar, Bradley Musselman, Summer Thompson, Brailey Vest;
Fourth Grade Alpha: Breanna Allen, Tierra Anderson, Katy Burke, Maggie Collins, Martha Paige Greene, Johnathon Justice, Zach Larson, Madalin Baker, Madison Dyer, Noah Hyder, Kolbyn Jackson, Caleb McKinney, Mackenzie Smith, Dylan Arthur, Zani Blackwell, Jenny Chen, Patrick Clark, Ian Owens, Issabelle Taylor, Kearns White;
Fourth Grade Beta: Dylan Allen, Madison Ballard, Christian Burgess, Molley Ellinger, Nicole Gutierrez, Jessica Hyder, Brody Johnson, Matthew Olson, Jacob Parris, Jesus Rivera, Luke Rogers, Johnny Waitman, Noah Weiss, Dakota Cash, Eleanor Culbreth, Kierstan McDowell, December McElrath, Dajah Mullins, Sarah Neal, Landon Sellers, Corbin Stott, Madison Hammer, Logan Johnson-Tolliver, Martha Mullet, Zach Murray, McKenzie Suddeth, Vincent Troyer;
Fifth Grade Alpha: James Armstrong, Colin Burke, Abby Covington, Chris Easler, Monica Moreno, Ryan Munsey, Crystal Parris, Ragan Ashmore, Brandi Hutchins, Sarah Jones, Jeb Killough, Chelsey Musselman, Evan Plumley, Lucy Sandahl, Adam Sikes, McKenzie Upton, Dylan Vest, Cole Williams, Jessie Blackwell, Bailey Butler, Kannon Coates, Shanna Davis, Blake Dill, Katie Duncan, A J Hester, Makayla Hollifield, Braeden Hutchins, Emilee Hyder, Mason Lassiter, Grayson Lee, Dalton Lucas;
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Beat me to it.
The dude is 40 and the girl is 20. Nice.
Wonder if this is the same Tennessee driver from the hit and run.
^We have a winner..
Another reason not to go near Clinton Road I guess,
You're not considering the fact that if the gunman's friends find out he was talking to cops to get their friend locked up, they'll be out for his head.
I said it to another Bennett hater a handful of articles ago. Barring injury, 650+ yards 5+td's. The guy is a monster and he's athletic. Watch and see
^ what are you talking about? The earliest he'd be able to get out (if at all) is when 85% of his time is served.. Not 10%, as you indicated.
Great, when are they gonna start chipping us? : /
Im a mets fan who likes the yanks..issues of growing up w/a mets fan father and a yankee fan mother..that said, Frank is r3tarded for this. Just came off a near blown save against the orioles and now you wanna provoke/bait the most explosive team in the game?
He's been putting on muscle. I dont see your logic of having a 6'6 290 lb TE that nobody is gonna wanna tackle as being a bad thing..Not to mention his speed is a definitive upgrade over ballard.. I expect your expectations to be crushed, so be expecting an 'I told you so' at the end of the season.
Lol classy organization eh? Yeah you're right, we wish we could be as classy as the jets..If only we had a coach who fondles feet and predicts Super Bowl rings before a snap is played.
Given your options, I assume M. Bennett is OL masquerading at TE?
I dont quite understand why Bennett is so underrated, I was ecstatic when we picked him up..He didnt get a lot of opportunities playing under a top 5 TE but bet your bottom dollar, he's gonna surprise some people.. If ballard got 600+ w/ 4TD's and cant hold a candle to bennett's ability, theres no reason to think he wont do 650+ and 5TD's. Remember something, we have the best TE coach in the league.
Lol. Nice
I think Im going with the wiz on that one..Constantly teaching new players complicated systems and getting the team all on the same page is far more difficult, in my opinion, than facing opponents with the same group of guys you've been playing against for years.
South Jersey=Philly.
I concur.
Or the 'Boys..Hell, even back to Rex's World, NY LOL
woah, a real life carbo clone.

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This is a pitiful article Kev...were you hung over or just lazy? Happy New Year!
I am an old AU fan...I know we beat those teams last year...I was at the games...I also saw UA, GA, and LA beat down a pitiful AU team this year...I watched young players struggle...and I watched poor coaching on both sides of the ball...I also heard all the references to being Blessed, etc...I just hope AU is about to be blessed with better coaching than what we had last year...that includes the HC.
Stop grossly over paying coaches and ADs and give more money, or tickets, to players! Coaches need millions, but players don't need food money?
Was last year was just the year of CAM...many athletes played important roles, but the AD and the HC and the DC and the OC were not the cause of the NC. It is probably good for AU that the OC and the DC are gone...must the HC and the AD go before AU can start beating UA and GA and LA again?
For the love of God-Roof should leave and take Lolly with him...and if Chiz really is the defensive co ordinator he needs to quit preachin and start teachin.. and the O line looks lost in the wilderness....It will take divine intervention to not get killed by Satan..I mean Saban.
Pretty funny how Bamrs are so scared of AU next year...got to make excuses and spread rumors...got to try and hurt recruiting...why not try and win the game on the field rather than on the gossip blog.
John Reimer ( Great name for a prostitute) you have no shame and real journalists are embarrassed by your
prostitution of the trade. By the way, how much money did Ingram have to pay back last year...while Bamr was on probation?
Ingram should give his Heisman back...he isn't that good. He wasn't even the best back on his team.
Greedy and needy universities/pimps rent out their free labor by making them play 13 or 14 games a year and the networks/johns (ESPN and FOX) exploit the situation and then write trash ( See Lou Holtz and Thayer Evans) about how the players ( i.e. CAM ) are ruining their lucrative arrangement. Saban was the funniest, talkin about how the agents are the ones messin up the plantation system that pays him $5 mil a year to holler and scream....
I read where Saban was having an affair with his secretary...when will he be leaving?
I thought his defense was a bust this year?
Too bad the Press Register is headed up by low information slack jaw Bamr alumns with no good
purpose in life. Seems like this Mobile rabble rousing bunch of hicks would grow up and realize
George Wallace's stand in the University of Alabama's school house doors did not make it hallowed ground.
Thanks Kevin, thanks for standing up to the MOB being led by FOX and ESPN. I hope Lou Holtz
and Thayer Evans read your article.
Nice article...War Eagle!
Most all of these athletes have family and friends wishing they could cash in on the kid's talents...
should we go back to the Old Testament rules and say the sins of the fathers fall on the
next 10 generations of children? Punish those who pay and/or offer to pay, and leave the kids alone. How many college athletes would lose eligibility if the NCAAA went after all ner do well hanger on family members
talkin smack to would be sports agents? Get real.
God bless Auburn... and those who love Auburn.
2010 Iron Bowl-Choke Bama Choke!
"Auburn and Alabama enter Friday with two losses between them." HA! HA!, I guess that is one way of
saying it...
Kevin, I hope Cam stays around another year so you and Paula Finebum and slobbering Lou Holts will have something to talk about...cause you apparently can't talk football with the men. Really, Cam should go pro and leave you gossip queens to chat about dancing with the stars....


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"Been going here for the whole time it's been open and the food has been consistently good - which is really saying something. maxmummolo - I have been with Italians also and they love the place. I can only think that you went on an off day. Ho hum, that happens...As for the bad service reviews, I just cannot understand them. Yes, it's not "Hi! I'm Dave I'll be your waiter tonight!" false bonhomie, but it's always been friendly and efficient. Anyway 21 years in business says more than the occasional bad review."
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Been going here for the whole time it's been open and the food has been consistently good - which is really saying something. maxmummolo - I have been with Italians also and they love the place. I can only think that you went on an off day. Ho hum, that happens...As for the bad service reviews, I just cannot understand them. Yes, it's not "Hi! I'm Dave I'll be your waiter tonight!" false bonhomie, but it's always been friendly and efficient. Anyway 21 years in business says more than the occasional bad review.
This place is a poor excuse for an Italian restaurant. Ther food is horrid and just slopped on the plate. Took my mum there (who is Italian) and she was shocked at how bad it was. Why this place is so busy remains a mystery to me.
Having booked for 8.00, we were not seated until 8.40. Quite frankly, unacceptable. No-one came over to explain the wait, or give us and estimate on how long this wait would be. If I book for 8.00, I expect to be able to sit down within 5 minutes of this time. If I have the courtesy to turn up on time, they could at least have the courtesy to have the table ready. The gent who took our order did so with a brutal efficiency, to the point of having left the table before we had finished choosing our side orders. There was no explanation about any of the dishes by the waiter. For example, the veal came on its own- literally one 6oz piece of thin veal, and a lemon wedge (at £13.50, that's just plain mean). It should have been pointed out that we needed to order sides with this dish, but then we didn't get the chance to order sides, (see earlier) When our food was delivered to us, it was placed on the table with all the grace of someone dealing cards. The one side dish we did get the opportunity to order came out wrong; he obviously didn't listen to what we were asking for. The food in itself was perfectly ok- the veal was tasty enough, just embarrassingly bereft of any form of accompaniment. Having been ignored for most of the evening, we then seemed to have the table cleared en-masse; giving the distinct impression they just wanted us out as quickly as possible. Didn't leave a service tip, because I felt the service was massively lacking, almost bordering on the Basil Fawlty School of customers getting in the way. Hugely disappointed. And I had a sandwich when I got home!!!
Went here recently and was incredibly impressed. A friend of mine insisted we went and I'm really gald she did! The place was buzzing, it was really busy and we were shown to a little table where we immediately ordered a bottle of wine. The food was delicious and I never wanted to leave! Will definitely go back when I'm in Leicester again!
Whenever you go to Casa's you get a warm welcome, excellent choices on the menu, great service and exceptionally delicious food, which is always hot and served tastefully. The staff are always pleasant, are attentative without being over fussy and certainly add to your dining experience.
Lovely Italian restaurant, great food and friendly staff. Variety of starters main courses and desserts, and you can always have a starter as your main course. The chicken with Italian sauces is to die for, with salad on the side makes the perfect healthy meal. Fancy a meal at Casa's always book in advance
I have to say this restaurant is truly outstanding, the foot is delicious warm well cooked and very well flavoured, the atmosphere is fabulous, and it's constantly busy. The service is perfect, food is on time, the second you take seat the staff care for you, and the place is wonderful and welcoming! I recommend it to everyone.
A cracking little Italian, Casa Romana is always busy so booking in advance is a must but its a friendly and very family orientated business. Never ever had a bad meal there at all and I don't know anyone that has had anything but a great meal everytime. I would highly recommend it to anyone who likes Italian pasta or good Chicken."
I love Casa Romana - ever since I celebrated my 18th Birthday there almost 10 years ago now, it has been my favourite Italian restaurant in Leicester. The staff are so welcoming, and it really feels like you have stepped off the street, and into Italy! The menu is great, with specials including lobster ravioli (delicious!), and limoncello sorbet, there really is something for everyone. Little touches like breadsticks on arrival, and being able to eat outside (upstairs - on the balcony) really perfect the experience.
Visited this restaurant on a Saturday lunch time after shopping in town. Was very impressed. I had the Penne Gorgonzola which don't get me wrong, it was nice but my sister had a fish dish - I think it was fried squid and prawns and I was immediately envious! They seem to have a good selection of fish on the menu which I look forward to trying in the future.
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FPS staff report
April 15, 2013
The high school softball season is in full swing for the Carrollton Lady Warriors.
Carrollton had five games on their schedule last week. They won three, lost one and had last Friday's game against Coshocton cancelled due to weather.
The Lady Warriors opened play last week with a very impressive 18-3 win over visiting Marlington on Tuesday.
Head Coach Jon Cox felt his Warriors needed to get off to a good start.
"This was a big win for us tonight," he said. "We dropped two NBC games last week to front-runner Louisville and West Branch. We had to get things going in league play if we still want to have a chance to compete for the league title. Myself and our coaching staff, Travis Ledford, Ron Hepner and Richard Amos, felt we needed to put together a line up that would be productive at the plate and put pressure on Marlington for our first league win."
Carrollton came out ready to play and took a quick 5-0 lead after the first inning.
"The girls came out swinging and ready to play," noted Cox. "We scored a lot of runs, but most importantly we played like a team and all the credit goes to the girls. We just have to stay together like we did tonight and anything is possible."
The Warriors added four more runs in the bottom of the second and third innings to take a 13-3 lead.
Carrollton put the game away in the fourth as it plated five runs to take an 18-3 lead.
The Warrior defense held the Dukes scoreless in the top of the fifth to end the game.
Senior Bethany Sevek started and went the distance for the win with a pair of strikeouts.
Leading the way for the Lady Warriors were Morgan Hepner with three hits, including a triple, three runs scored and a stolen base; Tanner Owens with two hits, three runs, a walk and two stolen bases; Taylor Lowdermilk with three hits, including a double, three RBI and two stolen bases; Sevek with three hits, two RBI and a pair of stolen bases; Abby Hallett with four runs scored and two stolen bases as a pinch runner; Monica Starre went 3-for-4 with a triple, six RBI, four runs scored and a stolen base; Jenna Metz had two hits and two RBI and Destinee Stidom had a single, two RBI, a sacrifice and two stolen bases.
Last Thursday evening, the Warriors hosted the Alliance Aviators.
In the bottom of the seventh, with the score tied at 4-4, Owens singled home Hepner for a 5-4 Carrollton win.
The Warriors trailed early in the game, 2-0, going into the bottom of the second. But, Carrollton scored three times to take the lead.
Starre led off the inning with a single and Metz followed with a fielders choice. Hallett came in to run for Metz and quickly stole second. Stidom then sacrificed to move Hallett to third. Makenna Leslie walked and then stole second. Ali Poole singled, scoring Hallett. Poole then stole second, Hepner walked and Owens crushed a hard ground ball that was miss-played by Alliance allowing Leslie and Poole to score.
Alliance tied the game at 3-3 in the top of the fifth and took a 4-3 lead in the sixth.
With two outs, Leslie singled and advanced to second on an error and went to third on a delayed steal. She advanced to second on an error and went to third on a delayed steal. She would later score on a pass ball to tie the game at 4-4.
Owens picked up the win in relief of Jenna Metz, who pitched the first four innings giving up two runs, while striking out one and walking two. Owens struck out five and gave up two runs.
Last Saturday, the Warriors traveled to Sandy Valley for games with the Cardinals and Indian Valley.
The Warriors dropped the opening game to Indian Valley 5-4.
Sevek started and would get the loss despite striking out five and only walking one.
The score was 0-0 going into the bottom of the fourth. Owens walked, and stole second and third. Sevek walked and was replaced by Hallett as a pinch runner. She quickly stole second. Starre then delivered the big blow, a double to score Owens and Hallett to put the Warriors up 2-0.
Indian Valley tied the game at 2-2 in the top of the fifth.
In the bottom half of the inning, Leslie led off with a triple and scored on a single by Poole. Hepner put down a sacrifice bunt, moving Poole to second. Poole then stole third and scored on a wild pitch giving the Warriors a 4-2 lead, but Indian Valley rebounded for the 5-4 win.
"We let the first game slip away after Bethany (Sevek) gave us a great start," said head coach Jon Cox. "We made way too many mistakes."
The Warriors recovered in the second game and beat a solid Cardinal team 5-3.
"We showed a lot of toughness to bounce back and get a win over a quality Sandy Valley team," noted Cox. "Our pitching staff of seniors Bethany Sevek and Tanner Owens along with sophomore Jenna Metz all had great starts and really carried us this week."
Owens had another good outing for Carrollton. She scattered eight hits, struck out nine and walked three in getting the win.
Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the third, Poole reached on an error and scored on an RBI double by Hepner tying the score at 1-1.
The Warriors added another run in the top of the fourth. Starre led the inning off with a walk, Addie Borland reached on an error with Starre advancing to third. Hallett walked after Borland stole second. Poole then singled to left to score Starre and produce a 2-1 Warrior lead.
In the top of the seventh with the Warriors still leading 2-1, Hepner led off the inning with a walk and Owens singled, bringing Lowdermilk to the plate. The senior crushed a double, scoring Hepner with Owens advancing to third. She then scored on a wild pitch.
Lowdermilk scored the Warriors' final run on a single by Borland.
The Warriors were to be at Salem Tuesday and host Minerva Thursday.
Next week, they will travel to Indian Creek on Monday and to Canton South on Tuesday. Carrollton will host West Branch on Thursday.
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Oak Cliff Cemetery
Originally known as BEATY Cemetery
LOCATION: 1300 E. 8th Street (E. of I-35), Dallas, TX (Oak Cliff) - View on Google Maps
CARETAKERS: Oak Cliff Cemetery Association, 10455 N. Central Expwy., #109-205, Dallas, Texas 75231
The Oak Cliff Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Dallas County, dating back to the 1830s when William Beaty settled here in a vast wilderness with the Trinity River flowing a short distance away. As we see the cemetery today we can only imagine what the area was like then compared to the development that has transpired since Mr. Beaty came here.
This cemetery had not been properly cared for and fell into disrepair in the 1940s and early 1950s. To remedy this situation the Oak Cliff Cemetery Association was formed in the late 1950s.
Reading over the notes of Mr. William Merrick Miller, Jr. it seems that a ledger was kept beginning around 1905 or so. We were able to determine that cards were also kept (perhaps for each lot) to record burial information. In the late 1950s Mr. Miller made a new ledger book, recording the inscriptions and making a new set of cards. The ledger book Mr. Miller compiled has survived, but we understand the rest of the records (the old book and cards) were destroyed by fire in the 1970s. For more detailed information about the records in Mr. Miller's own words, see the Appendix on page 236.
In the summer of 1993, the Dallas Genealogical Society embarked on this project intending to record all of the inscriptions on this ten acre site. As we recorded the approximately 2,500 marked graves, it became obvious that there were hundreds of unmarked graves. The project has taken several years and has been updated through March 1997.
The Oak Cliff Cemetery Association was kind enough to loan the ledger that Mr. Miller made, to these editors. We literally went through the ledger page by page and gathered all information that could be gleaned for individuals interred that did not have markers. By doing this, we accounted for approximately 2,500 to 3,000 additional interments for which there were no markers. Although the earliest burials in the cemetery date from the 1840s, the burial records did not start until the early part the twentieth century, therefore there are many individuals buried in this cemetery for which there is no record of interment. If it had not been for Mr. Millers efforts the interments of many individuals with unmarked graves would be lost forever.
After all the data was gathered, the editors arranged it order by sections and lots starting with the marked graves. At this stage we found many discrepancies between the actual and the recorded locations. There were also discrepancies in the spelling of many names, as well as, transposing of given and surname. With the sources available (Texas Death Certificate Index, etc.) we were able to identify and correct the data for many individuals.
Mr. Miller had drawn a rough draft of the layout of the cemetery. Using this as a guide, a new map was drawn correcting conflicting information. At the beginning of this book on page 2, we have used a map showing the location of the sections in the cemetery. There is a detailed map of each section at the beginning of the inventory of that section.
In the text it is indicated if there is a marker (MARKER) or if the grave has no marker (NO MARKER). For those having no marker, the information is from the Oak Cliff Cemetery Burial records (OCCB:) unless otherwise indicated. The date given is usually date of burial rather than date of death. For entries having a marker, the date of burial is added in brackets if recorded in the Oak Cliff Cemetery Burial records. Any additional information from the burial records is added in brackets to the entry.
We can ascertain that Mr. Miller was proud of the work he did and perhaps felt very rewarded as do the editors. This has been a major task and a most rewarding one.!
Many Dallas Genealogical Society volunteers spent countless hours searching and copying the inscription information for this volumne, while others helped proof read the typed version. A massive project such as this one could never be finished if it were not for volunteers working together as a team.
Dorothy Odom Bruce, Bernard M. Coffey, Leslie Collier, Pattie Perkins Darnell, Rubyann T. Darnel, Chan Edmondson, Nat Harris, Sue Harris, Nancy Wilson Humphrey, Adrienne Bird Jamieson, Sammie Townsend Lee, Francis A. Lindell, Helen Mason Lu, Jan McFarland, Joyce Martin Murray, Lillie S. Page, Margret H. Pearce, Harry Stevenson, Markaleeta Stevenson, Betty B. Street, Laurie G. Wharton
We also wish to thank the Oak Cliff Cemetery Association and its president, David O. Eisenlohr, for the use of their records and their continued support in our endeavor.
Kentucky Native William S. BEATY came to Texas during its early days as a republic and received a grant of 640 acres of land. He and his brother, Josiah, who arrived in 1836, settled along the Trinity River in what is now Dallas County. The settlement that developed around their property first was called HORD'S RIDGE and became known as OAK CLIFF in 1887.
In 1846, William BEATY deeded 10 acres of his land for a public burial ground and indicated in the deed that his brother, Josiah, already had been interred on the site. The deed also specified that the cemetery should be subject to no one sect but should forever remain open to all. The oldest marked grave in the cemetery, that of Martha A. WRIGHT, is dated 1844.
Many prominent Dallas County pioneers and citizens have been buried here, including Judge William HORD, for whom Hord's Ridge was named. Two former Dallas Mayors, George SERGEANT and George SPRAGUE, and a son of Gen. Sam. HOUSTON, Col. William Rogers HOUSTON, are buried here.
Oak Cliff Cemetery remains a valuable and historic link to the early settlement of Dallas. (Dedicated 1985)
The following notes, made by Mr. William Merrick Miller, Jr., in the late 1950s, were copied in their entirety from the Oak Cliff Cemetery Burial ledger. For history's sake we are including these. In these notes he gives his observations and explains how the cemetery was laid out. The "Old Book", mentioned in Mr. Millers notes, is no longer in existance and is said to have burned when Mr. Conley's house burned in the 1970s. Apparently the new cards that were made also burned since we have no knowledge of their existence.
MR. MILLER'S NOTES LOCATED IN FRONT OF THE LEDGER PREPARED IN THE 1950s:
"The Beatty Cemetery - commonly known as The Old Oak Cliff Cemetery, on East 8th St., is composed of three integral parts, 'viz' The Original or The Beatty Cemetery, The New Addition, and The North Addition thereto, the latter of which was dedicated in March 1913. The part designated as The Old Cemetery is South of the extension of 9th Street; and like wise is divided into three integral parts, 'viz' Sections 1, 2 and 3.
Section 1: is composed of the part South of the extension of 9 st. and West of the projection of the 8th street entrance street, being the Southwest part of the cemetery.
Section 2: is composed of that part South of the extension of 9th street and East of the projection of the 8th entrance street, being the south intermediate part of the cemetery.
Section 3: is composed of that part East of section 2, separated there from by a street which is parallel to the 8th street entrance street, being the South-East part of the Cemetery, containing three separated, designated, divisions, 'viz' Sec 3, Strangers Rest, and Potters Field.
Before there were any additions, annexed to the Original Beatty Cemetery, each of the three above mentioned sections, was compassed by a service street making a driveway around the outskirts of the entire cemetery; the driveway south of Sections 1 - 2- 3 was designated the South Drive-way and the one Ease of Sec. 3 was designated The East Drive-way. At the time of this arrangement there still remained an excess of ground, with-in the corporate limits of the cemetery; this excess was utilized and designated as tiers and grave spaces and additional lots. The part West of Sec. 1 was divided into 30 lots, lot 1 in the South-West corner of Sec. 1, and lot 30 in the North-West corner just south of the original 9[th] street entrance. In order to avoid confusion, to each of these 30 lots was appended the suffix W.P. <West Part>, each one of which fronted the Old West Drive-way.
The part south of sections 1, 2, and 3 was divided into tiers and grave spaces 'E.G.' Tier 1, Gr 1, etc.
The part East of The East Driveway was divided into tiers and grave spaces and designated Section 4. In addition to the above, 15 new lots were added to Section 2 Old Cem, on the West Side, that is on the East side of Driveway Lot No. 1, being in the Northwest corner of Section 2 and lot no. 15 being in the South West corner. In order to avoid confusion, to each of these 15 lots was appended the suffix D.W. <Drive Way>. This system of nomenclature, was continued in the New Addition, 20 lots in the New Add[ition] Sec. 1, 16 of which were on the West Fence line, leaving 4 lots to be formed from the abandoned old North Driveway, at least a part of the old North Drive Way, each one of which bore the suffix W. P. <West Part>.
In addition to the previous additions, here to fore mentioned, there still remained an additional addition; on the West side of Sec. 2, designated at West Drive Way Addition, which contains 15 lots located on the East side of the 8th Street entrance drive, and boarding there-on. Lot 1, Sec. 2 D.Way, being in the South W. corner of Section 2 New Addition., and Lot 15, Sec. 2 D.W., being in the North West corner of Sec. 2 New Addition which is the Keith Lot, described as D.W. Lot 15, Sec. 2.
Old Cem Sec 1 Lot 1 W.P. being the Flemming lot.
Old Cem Sec 1 Lot 30 W.P. being the Donnell lot.
Old Cem Sec 2 Lot 1 D.W. included in the Briggs Lot 55.
Old Cem Sec 2 Lot 15 D.W. being the Simmons lot.
Old Cem Sections 1-2-3 South Drive Way.
Old Cem Sec 1 Additional Space - Tiers and Graves
New Add Sec 1 Lot 1 S.P. being the London lot.
New Add Sec 1 Lot 20 W.P. being the Fallon lot.
New Add Sec 2 Lot 1 D.W. Sub-divided into tiers.
New Add Sec 2 Lot 15 D.W. being the Keith lot.
In 1913 the adjoining North Addition was dedicated and a different system of nomenclature was inaugurated; being divided into to sections, separated by the 8th Street entrance street, subdivided into 36 Blocks, 7 of which border on 8th Street, each one of which contains 6 lots; the other 29 Blocks contain only 4 lots each. Probably at this time the Old Out-skirt D. Way was abandoned and the former road-way was utilized for additional graves.
The 1st Burial Service held in the Old Beatty Cemetery was in 1844 over 125 years ago; being that of infant Martha Wright, daughter of James and Sarah Wright, who was born in 1844 and died in 1844, buried on lot 7 Sec 1 Old Cemetery, one of whose relatives: Mrs. Jefferson Davis Wright is still living at the age of 102 years. [Editor's note: This is the earliest marked grave in the cemetery, however, it is believed earlier interments had taken place.]
During this lapse of time the maintenance of an accurate and concise record of the over 6000 decedents, now buried there has been regrettably and inadequately handled resulting in a conglomerated record of individual grave locations. In making an effort to revamp this make-shift record, you are confronted with the chaotic factors that cause confusion and inaccuracy, such as illegible penmanship, phonetic incorrect spelling, juxta position of the first and last names, omissions, ambiguous and obscure field-notes, etc., coupled with lack of perception the part of the recorder vendors a perfect record out of question; however a poor record is better than no record and accordingly the following one is dedicated to the deceased in mates of the Old Oak Cliff Cemetery at large.
It is to be regretted that the care and upkeep of said cemetery has been such during the last decade, that it has become a mortification to the descendants of some of the prime pioneers of Dallas and Oak Cliff, who are buried there. <Note> The preceding treatise, regarding the cemetery was based entirely, on logical deductions, rather than on personal knowledge of recorder."
MR. MILLER'S NOTE LOCATED ON THE LAST PAGE OF THE LEDGER PREPARED IN THE 1950s:
"Mr. Conley: Am sorry that I did not live to finish the book and the card system. The unchecked names in the old book signify that they are not recorded in the new book. After the unfinished listing of all names not already listed in the new book, but are listed in the Old Book, it will be necessary to make an alphabetical chronological index. The numeral in front of the name listed is the no. of the card on which the listed name will appear.
I thought that I would die last night but was ready. Had the assurance of a 'mansion not built with hands.'
Be sure and pick up the three extra cigar boxes of cards so that someone can make new correct cards."
"'Note' Unable to find original death record for the period from Nov. 16th 1916 to Jan. 1, 1918, consequently this 1917 record is not complete."
Additional Notes and Comments:
The North Addition, Section 1 and Section 2
Developed for use and dedicated in 1913. Inventory begins in the southwest corner of Tier 3. Each of the three tiers was inventoried from south to north. The North Addition was laid out in blocks and numbered beginning in Section 1 and continued into Section 2. It is important to note that the block numbers are only for those in this section. These are not consecutive since some of the block numbers fall in Section 2.
New Addition Section 1
Inventory is arranged by lot number. In this section, the lots made from the west and north driveways are distinguished from other lots having the same number by the addition of 'aa' or 'a'.
New Section 2 Driveway
Inventory is arranged by lot number. Driveway lots 1 through 15 were made from the east part of the present west driveway and are numbered from south to north.
New Section 3 Driveway
The old driveway at the north end of this section was made into five lots numbered 1 through 5. These lots are numbered from the east fence to the present driveway.
New Section 3 Tiers
New Section 4 Tiers
This Section was made from property east of the old east driveway in the lower east portion of Section III and is called Section IV. Only two markers are in evidence in this section, although there are signs of graves and quite a few interments are recorded in the burial records. Inventory is arranged by tier number beginning next to the east fence to the west. The graves are numbered from south to north.
African American Section
This sectionis located at the far south end of the cemetery. There are a large number of unmarked graves and a number of old funeral home markers visible but illegible. Markers are very scattered and some parts of this area are heavily overgrown by vines, but well kept. This inventory was made in August 1992 by the Dallas Genealogical Society. In 1972 Ms Laura Overturf made an inventory of this section which was published in "Texas Kin", Historical & Genealogical Society, Vol. 2, No. 4, Balch Springs, TX, 1972. Any additional information that could be gleaned from Ms Overturf's inventory list is added in brackets [Overturf].
Since this section is not laid out in lots, this inventory is arranged in the order it was surveyed.
Old Section 1 Tiers
Sixteen tiers were made from the Old South Driveway. The tiers begin at the east driveway and are numbered from east to west and the graves are numbered from north to south.
Old Section 2 Driveway
Fifteen lots were made along the west driveway, east of and included in Old Cemetery, Section and are numbered from north to south.
Old Cemetery, Section 3
South half and DOES NOT include 9th Street Extension, Potter's Field or Strangers Rest which is located in the north half.
Strangers Rest
Stranger's Rest consisted of unreserved lots so that persons needing one or two spaces could select from this area without committing to a full portion of a regular lot as found in other areas of this cemetery. Possibly relatives may be buried near to each other, however, others may be buried some distance apart subject to lot availability at the time of interment. There are many unmarked graves in this portion of the section and since the tiers are not straight, the location given may vary slightly.
Tiers "0" and "1" were made from a strip of land along the east driveway and recorded as Driveway Lots with the lot numbers running from north to south. Tier "2" begins in the southeast corner of Stranger's Rest. The tiers are numbered from east to west and the lots are numbered from south to north. There seems to be some confusion in the way the tiers were recorded in the Oak Cliff Cemetery Burial Ledger. Although Tier 2 is the first row west of the east fence, it appears that some recorders thought this was Tier 1 and counted the tiers as if it were Tier 1. Therefore, it seems that some were recorded in the tier east of where they are actually interred, thus this is possibly why so many are recorded with the same lot number. We could not be sure which tier they were in unless there was a marker.
Abbreviations used in the inventory:
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* Joint marker (look for additional name/names)
a or aa designation used to distinguish lots having same #
A-A African American section
A2C Airman 2nd Class
AAF Army Air Force
AC Air Corps
ACMM Aviation Chief Machinist's Mate
AF & AM Ancient Free & Accepted Masons
Ammo Ammunition
Arty Artillery
AUX Auxiliary
b. born
b/d born & died
b/o brother of
B Block
BATT Battalion
BM & PIU Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Independent Union
BN Battalion
BOM Base Operation Manager
Brig Brigade
bro brother
BSA Boy Scouts of America
BSM Bronze Star Medal
Btry Battery
c/o child of
CAC Coast Artillery Corps
Capt Captain
Cav. Cavalry
cem cemetery
CEM Chief Electrician's Mate
ch child or children
Cl. Class
Co Company or County
Comd Command
Conf Confederate
Cox Coxswain
Cpl Corporal
CRT Children of the Republic of Texas
CSA Confederate States of America
CWO Chief Warrant Officer
d/o daughter of
d. died
DAR Daughters of the American Revolution
dau(s) daughter(s)
DEPT Department
DFC Distinguished Flying Cross
DGS Dallas Genealogical Society
Div Division
dys days
DWL Driveway lot
E East
Eld Elder
ENGRS Engineers
ES or OES Order of Eastern Star
f father
f/o father of
f/s footstone
FA (Navy) Fireman Apprentice
FA Field Artillery
FCB abbreviation not identified
Fld Field
FLT abbreviation not identified
G Grave
Gen General
Gp Group
h/o husband of
HA Hospital Apprentice
Hosp. Hospital
husb husband
IBEW International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
inf infant
inf/o infant of
Inf Infantry
IOF Independent Order of Foresters
IOOF Independent Order of Odd Fellows
K of P Knights of Pythias
KOTM abbreviation not identified
L Lot
LA Light Artillery
Lt Lieutenant
LU Local Union
M/M Mr. & Mrs.
m. married
Mar Marine
Mason Masonic emblem
Mech Mechanical
MED Medical
MM Machinist's Mate
m/o mother of
mo(s) month(s)
MSGT Master Sergeant
MTD Rifles Mounted Rifles
Mus'n Musician
MWA Modern Woodman of the World
N North
N1 North Addition, Section 1
N2 North Addition, Section 2
N Add'n North Addition
NCM Navy Commendation Medal
NCUCV abbreviation not identified
New 1 New Addition, Section 1
New 2 New Addition, Section 2
New 3 New Addition, Section 3
New 4 New Addition, Section 4
NG National Guard
NO MARKER All information from Oak Cliff Cemetery burial records
NPL abbreviation not identified
NSUSD National Society United States Daughters War of 1812
OCCB Oak Cliff Cemetery burial records
OES Order of Eastern Star
OF Oddfellows
OLC Oak Leaf Cluster(s)
Old 1 Old Cemetery, Section 1
Old 2 Old Cemetery, Section 2
Old 3 Old Cemetery, Section 3
P.I. Philippine Insurrection
PFC/Pfc Private First Class
PH Purple Heart
PL Platoon
Prof Professor
Pvt Private
QM/QMC Quartermasters Corps
Rd Road
RDM (Navy WW2) Unidentified
Regt Regiment
Rev Reverend
RM Radioman
S South
s/o son of
S1 Seaman First Class
S2 Seaman Second Class
SA Spanish American War
Sec Section
SFW Supreme Forest Woodman
Sgt Sergeant
SK Storekeeper
SP4 Specialist 4th Class
Spec Specialist
SQ/Sq Squadron
SSGT/SSgt Staff Sergeant
Sup Supply
Svc Service
T Tier
TEC Technical
TNG Training
TRP/Trp Troop
TSGT/TSgt Technical Sergeant
UBW abbreviation not identified
UCV United Confederate Veteran
UDC United Daughters of the Confederacy
U of NA abbreviation not identified
US Army United States Army
USAAF United States Army Air Force
USAF United States Air Force
USCG United States Coast Guard
USMC United States Marine Corps
USMCR United States Marine Corps Reserve
USN United States Navy
USNR United States Naval Reserve
USV United States Volunteer
Vet Veterinary
W West
w/o wife of WAGR Wagoner
WOW Woodman of the World
WOWC Woodman of the World Circle
WW World War
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Osteonecrosis Overview
Osteonecrosis is a type of disease that can lead to bone collapse caused by an inadequate supply of blood to the bone tissue. As a living tissue, bone requires a certain amount of blood in order to function properly. Without an adequate blood supply, a serious case of osteonecrosis can develop that leads to the death of bone tissue.
Osteonecrosis is often referred to as ischemic necrosis of bone, aseptic / avascular necrosis (AVN) or simply ON. It is an irreversible bone condition that can be excruciatingly painful and disfiguring. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons estimate that between 10,000 and 20,000 Americans are diagnosed with osteonecrosis each year, most of who are in their mid-to-late thirties. Osteonecrosis typically affects either end of the epiphysis of the femur, the long bone that runs between the knee and hip joints. Osteonecrosis of the hip is diagnosed as the underlying cause in approximately 10% of all hip replacement surgeries in the United States.
Although osteonecrosis can be an extremely painful and debilitating disease, it is not considered to be fatal. In fact, there are hundreds of thousands of osteonecrosis sufferers living with the disease throughout the United States.
Causes of Osteonecrosis
The causes of osteonecrosis are divided into two categories: post-traumatic osteonecrosis and non-traumatic osteonecrosis.
Post-traumatic osteonecrosis refers to the onset of the bone condition after experiencing a significant trauma. A severely broken bone or dislocated joint is typically the underlying cause behind the development of osteonecrosis.
Non-traumatic osteonecrosis refers to the onset of the bone condition for reasons unrelated to a physical trauma. People may be more susceptible to development of the bone condition if they have a history of diseases or activities known to disrupt blood supply, such as alcoholism, smoking, blood clotting disorders, kidney disease, connective tissue disease, lupus, or have undergone treatment with high levels of corticosteroids. Oftentimes the condition has unknown causes and is referred to as an idiopathic case of osteonecrosis.
More recently, a family of drugs called bisphosphonates has been linked with the development of non-traumatic osteonecrosis.
Osteonecrosis of the jaw & Fosamax
Fosamax is a type of oral bisphosphonate that is used for the treatment of a number of bone diseases, notably osteoporosis and osteitis deformans (Paget's disease). Recently, Fosamax has been linked with the development of non-traumatic osteonecrosis of the jaw, or "dead jaw" as it is commonly called. Whereas osteonecrosis typically affects the body's larger joints, such as the hips, shoulders, ankles and knees, osteonecrosis of the jaw affects the jawbone and accompanying maxillofacial region.
Osteonecrosis Symptoms
Early osteonecrosis symptoms are similar to those associated with arthritis. During activity, osteonecrosis sufferers may experience pain and aching of the joints. The discomfort is oftentimes sporadic and short-lived, holding many osteonecrosis sufferers back from consulting with a doctor in regards to the issue. As such, osteonecrosis often goes undiagnosed for a lengthy period of time until the occurrence of increasingly painful symptoms eventually elicits a sufferer's response.
Since the femoral head of the hip is the most common bone to be affected by osteonecrosis, symptoms often include limping and a great deal of pain in the groin.
Osteonecrosis Diagnosis
The earlier an osteonecrosis diagnosis can be made, the better the chances are of limiting the severe and long-term affects of the painful bone condition. If a case of osteonecrosis goes untreated, it can eventually culminate in bone collapse. The best method for early osteonecrosis diagnosis is MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging). An MRI can detect the onset of osteonecrosis before the condition has had ample time to cause significant damage to the affected bone(s). It is not until the bone condition has progressed to a serious stage that its effects can be viewed via x-ray, at which point it typically includes joint involvement.


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Personalized Ornaments Are The New Scrapbooks!0
With PMall's Christmas in July Sale going on this week I was looking through all of the beautiful Personalized Christmas Ornaments and started to realize just how special some of these ornaments can be!
There are a few unique PMall designs that are extra special because they help you capture a specific moment in time so in the future you'll be able to use the ornaments to remember some of your favorite Christmas moments!
The My Wish List© Personalized Ornament, which you can personalize with any name, year and 4 items, can act like a mini scrapbook that helps you preserve some of your favorite holiday memories without all the mess! In the future you'll look back and be thankful that you personalized the My Wish List design for each of your children year after year, because you'll be able to reminisce about what toys and gifts they loved most each Christmas while they were growing up!
This adorable ornament can help you look back and remember some of their funniest and sweetest memories like when your son was going through his superhero phase and only wanted Spider-Man action figures and clothes (by the way, if your son is going through that phase now, you should check out our brand new line of Personalized Spider-Man Gifts!), or when your daughter asked Santa for a little brother or sister.
The ornament is usually only $12.95 but thanks to the Christmas in July Sale it's marked down to just $10.35 from now through Sunday! Start your new tradition now and you'll love having the opportunity to share all the fun stories with your kids when they're older (especially when your daughter is older and fighting with her new younger sibling you can pull out the ornament and remind her that this is what wanted! )
PMall's exclusive designs not only help you capture your kids' precious moments, but your whole family's favorite moments, too! With the Our Family© Engraved Message Ornament you can create your own mini scrapbook that can display an entire year's worth of family events. You can have this elegant glass ornament laser engraved with up to 9 lines of personalization – those 9 lines can include your family's name, address or your favorite family highlights of the past year, such as your vacation spots, activities, inside jokes and anything else you can think of! This beautiful ornament is usually $14.95 but is currently 70% off and can be personalized for only $4.48! Now that's a deal you can't pass up! Just think you'll be able to start a new tradition where every year when you're decorating the tree, you'll be able to look back as a family and remember each year's fun vacations and important accomplishments and help decide as a family what you'd like to include on the following year's ornament!
But you don't need to have kids to create one of these "scrapbook ornaments."
The Our Life Together© Personalized Couple's Ornament is the perfect way for newlyweds to remember the details of their wedding while also starting their own ornament collection as a married couple! The stunning glass ornament is usually $14.95 but is on sale for only $4.48 until Sunday and can be engraved with the couple's names and up to 9 lines of personalization. If you're personalizing it as a wedding keepsake you can include the ceremony's location, date, the first song you danced to, the flowers you used and more.
However, I think this design is a perfect way to celebrate your anniversary year after year – after all, who says you have to save this beautiful gifts for Christmas!? Each year you can personalize it with all your firsts (vacation, purchasing a home, adopting a pet, etc.), triumphs (promotions at work, buying a new car, getting pregnant) and struggles that you went through and overcame together (losing a job or loved one) so you can look back and be proud of what you have made it through together as a team.
Whether it's for your anniversary, your kids or your entire family, you are sure to find the perfect PMall Personalized Christmas Ornament for you! So put down the glue stick, close the scrapbooks and stow the memory boxes … forget about all of the fuss and head over to PMall to create a one-of-a-kind keepsake before the Christmas in July Sale ends Sunday, July 8th!
It may only take you a couple minutes to create your gorgeous personalized ornament, but you're sure to enjoy your little time capsule for many years to come!
Have You Seen The Gift Everyone Is Talking About!?0
Wow! It looks like PMall.com is going to have to make room in the Customer Favorites Store for the gift that everyone seems to be talking about!
Our Mr. & Mrs. Self-Inking Address Stamper has been making the rounds on Pinterest - so much so that it was featured on Pinterest's Popular Page and has made appearances on the main Wedding & Events Page numerous times!
People have been "pinning" it like crazy onto boards with names like "Wedding Gift Ideas" "Products I Love" and "I WANT!" with brides leaving comments saying the stamp was their "favorite wedding gift," a "time saver and life saver!" or their "secret weapon!" With all the buzz our personalized gift has created, we wanted to make sure we shared what everyone is talking about with our A Personal Touch readers!
There seem to be 4 main reasons why people are falling in love with our stamp:
1. The "cute" design! We've never seen the word "CUTE!" written so much! Brides love the hearts and the "Mr. & Mrs." theme and since it's a PMall exclusive design, they know they're getting a one-of-a-kind gift they won't find anywhere else!
2. It's "very affordable!" The stamp is only $24.95 (or hurry over to PMall now because as of this posting, the stamp is on sale for just $21.20!) so you can save a bundle buying the one stamp instead of paying big bucks for a large amount of return address labels, especially because …
3. It's self-inking! You don't have to spend extra money on a separate ink pad plus you get to pick out which color you want the stamp to be (you have the option to choose 1 of the 5 available colors: black, blue, red, purple and green)! And last but not least …
4. It "saves soooo much time!" Instead of spending a ton of time writing each return address label by hand, peeling off stickers or licking gross-tasting labels, all you'll have to do is press down once and you'll have a professional-looking stamp that adds a personal touch to your invitations or Thank You notes!
See for yourself what everyone is talking about by reading the comments people are writing on just one of several "pins" that we've seen all over Pinterest!
But don't worry; you don't have to be a bride or wedding guest to enjoy the benefits of this cute gift idea! PMall's Personalized Stationary Store has a wide selection of Personalized Return Address Label Stamps that people are falling in love with, too!
In addition to the Mr. & Mrs. design, the Your Names© Stamp (at right) and the Namely Yours© Stamp (at left) have started to become popular on Pinterest, as well!
So now that you know all the benefits and have heard all the great things people are saying, head over and check out all of PMall's Personalized Address Stamps so you can start saving time and money like everyone else!
It's Here: Your Summer Camp Checklist!0
Summer is officially here and before you know it, it'll be time to drop the kids off at summer camp! Whether it's a daily program for younger children or an overnight camp for kids who are a little older, PMall.com has some great Personalized Camp Gifts that will help you prepare them for their summer fun!
The first day of camp can be nerve-racking for kids of all ages. Younger kids may be shy and nervous about leaving Mom while older kids attending an overnight camp may have anxiety about sleeping somewhere other than home. In order to ease their fears, personalize the Photo Collage Water Bottle with 5 photos of your family for only $20.95 and let your child know that whenever they feel homesick all they have to do is look at their water bottle and remember that Mom and Dad are thinking of them!
With an attached carabiner that they can snap onto their backpacks, a pop-off lid with a cover that keeps the drinking spout clean, and a screw-off lid that can be used to add ice on the hot days, you won't have to worry about them losing their water bottle or getting dehydrated!
Another great item that will come in handy at camp is one of PMall.com's Personalized Beach Towels! You can personalize a towel with just your child's name or you can pick one of our fun colorful designs!
The Go Fish!© Embroidered Beach Towels will be a hit with younger kids because they come in 4 different colors and can be personalized with their name in "curly" or "kids" lettering plus they can pick out their favorite "fishy" graphic (options include a girl fish, boy fish, dolphin and octopus) for just $32.95!
Older kids may prefer our Embroidered Polka Dot Beach Towels which are reversible and feature a convenient loop sewn on the edge for easy hanging. The cute polka dot design comes in 4 different color combinations and can be personalized with their name.
These beautiful towels usually sell for $44.95 however, as of right now they're on sale for only $33.70!
With all the swimming they'll be doing at camp, they'll be thankful their towel is personalized so it's easy to find when it's time to get out of the pool!
Another great item you'll want to add to your sleep-away camp checklist is the My Slumber Party© Signature Pillowcase! Even if your daughter was homesick and didn't like camp at first, by the end of the program she is sure to be asking you if she can stay longer because she won't want to part with her new best friends – and that's where the cute pillowcase comes in handy! For just $18.95, the adorable "Slumber Party" design can be personalized with her name and comes with a permanent marker so all her camp friends can sign it and write her little notes like a yearbook! Throughout camp she can write down her favorite activities and have her friends write down their phone numbers and email addresses so when she's home from camp and misses them, she can always look at her pillowcase and remember all the fun times she had!
Speaking of keeping in touch, don't forget to personalize our adorable Custom Camp Note Cards! They come in 4 different designs, like the cute S'more News© theme, and they are the perfect stationary for your kids to use when they write home to tell you what they're doing and how much fun their having (after all, Moms can get homesick for their kids, too!). They can also become pen pals and use the stationary to write letters and keep in touch with their new camp friends throughout the school year!
Even moms can use the note cards – if your kids are going to a daily camp, you can write a little note on the personalized camp cards and sneak them into your children's lunches for a cute way to let them know that you're thinking of them!
These camp checklist items are sure to not only help your child make a smooth transition into their new camp, but they will help improve their camp experiences, too!
Check out all our great Personalized Camp Gifts and let us know if you have any items that you'd like to add to our Camp Checklist. We'd love to hear your ideas about ways to help make a child's time at camp more fun and enjoyable in the comment section below!
Think Outside The Gift Box: Father's Day Frames1
Don't give Dad just any ol' picture frame this Father's Day – make it special by creating a personalized frame just for him!
PersonalizationMall.com has a wide selection of Personalized Father's Day Frames for you to choose from, including a bunch of brand new designs that were just added to the Father's Day Gifts Store!
There are photo frames that are perfect for dads with all kinds of hobbies such as, fishing, golf, hunting and even Rock N' Roll! But today I wanted to share an outside-the-gift-box idea on how to personalize PMall's unique Loving Them Collage© Frame so that it's tailored specifically for your Dad (or husband if you're helping your little ones)!
The collage frame can be personalized to say "I" or "We" love Dad, Daddy, Papa, Grandpa or any other name you'd like for just $39.95. The message will be cut out on a white matte board so that you can uniquely display your favorite family photos! But since we like to think outside the gift box here at A Personal Touch, I have a creative way for you to fill your frame so that it's truly one-of-a-kind … after all, Dad deserves the best!
Instead of having the kids pose for staged photos to display in the frame, take individual pictures of each kid holding up a sign that says what they love most about their dad like the photo we found on Pinterest (at right).
Have your kids sit down and think really hard about what they love most about their dad. It could be because he watches cartoons with them Saturday mornings, or helps them with their homework or any fun thing your little ones can dream up. Then write down their answers on individual chalk boards, white boards or posters and have each child smile for a photo while holding up their sign!
The result is a beautiful frame personalized with all the cute little things that your children love most about their father. Your little ones will love being able to actually help create a Father's Day Gift instead of just going to the store plus their Dad will love the personal touch his kids left on his gift!
If you're short on photos and need help filling out the extra letters in the frame, another great outside-of-the-gift-box idea is to display your children's colorful artwork like the little girl is doing in another photo we found on Pinterest (at left)!
Dad is sure to love this thoughtful gift and will have fun proudly displaying it at home or at work so he can show it off to all his coworkers!
Hurry over to PMall's Father's Day Gifts Store now so you can place your order and have it in time to wish Dad the best Father's Day ever!
Think Outside The Gift Box: Bridal Shower Fun!0
What some people don't realize about PersonalizationMall.com's wide selection of personalized gifts is that they offer more than meets the eye!
That's why A Personal Touch is here to help offer some unique and alternative uses for our personalized gifts with "Think Outside The Gift Box" posts!
Today I'd like to show you a great way to use the Bridesmaid© Personalized Photo Frame as a tool to accomplish a more unique, intimate and welcoming atmosphere for your bridal shower.
This elegant frame is the perfect bridal party gift for your bridesmaids because the design features a collage of cute "girly" terms like, "Girls Night," "Laughter," "Martini," "Style," "Friendship," and comes with the choice of 7 color options so you can personalize the frame to match your wedding colors! The frame costs only $24.95 (great for brides on a budget!), and becomes even more memorable when you add your own personal 2-line message and wedding date to showcase the special bond you share.
Now if you're a bargain hunter like me then you're in luck because I have an outside-the-gift-box idea for these personalized frames that will help you get 2 or 3 uses for the price of 1! Not only can you give these frames as bridal party gifts, you can also use them to create a "Meet the Maids" table that you can feature at your bridal shower and wedding reception!
I immediately loved the "Meet the Maids" idea when I first saw the Pinterest Photo you see at left, and after reading Cherry Blossom Events' "Meet The Maids" post I knew that the only thing this great idea was missing was PMall.com's Personalized Photo Frames!
The "Meet the Maids" idea works as a fun ice breaker at your bridal shower and is a great way for your guests to meet your bridal party. I don't know about you, but I'm always curious about how the bridesmaids and groomsmen came to know the bride and groom and with a "Meet the Maids" table, you can share these sweet stories with your guests and make them feel more included before the big day!
All you have to do is create a personalized frame for each of your bridesmaids and fill them with a mini "profile" that helps your guests get to know them a little better. The mini bios can include anything you can think of, however I recommend at least sharing how you and your bridesmaid met, how long you have been friends, and some of your favorite shared memories. Be sure to include a small photo of your bridesmaid or one of the both of you so your guests can easily recognize them and don't forget to personalize an additional frame that features the words "Meet the Maids" to finish off the display.
Once the shower is over you can gift the frames to your bridesmaids or create frames and bios for a "Meet the Men" display and then feature both near the guest book at your wedding ceremony or by the gifts table at your wedding reception. That way you can give the frames as gifts after the wedding and everyone who may have missed out on the shower will still be filled in with all the bridal party details!
I hope you enjoyed my out-of-the-gift-box idea for your personalized frame! I'd love to hear about the alternative uses you have for any of PMall.com's personalized gifts! Please share your ideas by commenting below or by emailing me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Ohio Wesleyan Appoints Interim Director of Service Learning
June 23, 2011
Since coming to Ohio Wesleyan in 1994, Sally has been the director of The Columbus Initiative, the university's oldest service learning program, which links Columbus city youth with OWU students in tutoring and mentoring relationships. During her tenure, the program has expanded to include over 150 OWU students (2010-2011 academic year).
"Sally Leber is a life-long educator whose extensive experience and work with best practices in experiential education make her uniquely qualified to lead Ohio Wesleyan's Service Learning program," says Ohio Wesleyan President Rock Jones. "Her insight, creative vision, and global outlook will enable the program to continue to grow."
Leber earned a bachelor's degree from Capital University, majoring in English and Education. She has written curriculum for educational publishers on reading and writing instruction, as well as programs designed to help students work through issues creating roadblocks to success.
A member of the original design team for The Graham School, an experiential education high school in Columbus, Ohio, Leber serves as president of its board of trustees; and is formerly the board president for The Charles School, a five-year early college initiative high school that enables first-generation college students to obtain two years of college credit while completing a five-year high school program.
Ohio Wesleyan University is one of the nation's premier small, private universities, with more than 90 undergraduate majors, sequences, and courses of study, and 23 NCAA Division III varsity sports. Located in Delaware, Ohio, just minutes north of Ohio's capital and largest city, Columbus, the university combines a globally focused curriculum with off-campus learning and leadership opportunities that translate classroom theory into real-world practice. OWU's close-knit community of 1,850 students represents 45 states and 52 countries. Ohio Wesleyan was named to the 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with distinction, is featured in the book "Colleges That Change Lives," and is included on the "best colleges" lists of U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review. Learn more at www.owu.edu.
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Preventing transmission of the virus from mother to child: a video story
Stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS from mothers to their children is an essential step in curbing the disease's epidemic in Swaziland. Read more.
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This is an excerpt from MSF-USA's 2013 Annual Report:
With Swaziland facing dual HIV and TB epidemics, MSF is working with the Ministry of Health (MOH) to decentralize care for both, testing and treating patients at local health posts and promoting adherence to treatment. MSF is providing integrated TB-HIV treatment as well in places like Matsapha.
MSF also decentralized TB and DR-TB treatment to four health facilities in the Manzini region. Success rates improved to 75 percent and the first MDR-TB patients successfully completed their drug regimens.
Given research showing that ARV treatment for HIV also decreases transmission, MSF and the MOH are implementing a program in Shiselweni that will test and treat all pregnant women in the district, putting those who test positive for HIV on ARV treatment straightaway.
MSF also reached out to traditional healers to discuss HIV and TB care and enlist their help in referring people with symptoms to clinics.
At the end of 2012, MSF had 307 staff in Swaziland. MSF has been working in the country since 2007
Patient story
Albert Zondo is a traditional healer from Mnyatsi, a village in Shiselweni.
"I started healing in 1963, using traditional herbs through the guidance of my ancestors. I can cure illnesses that I recognize; if a patient tells me what is wrong with them, I also look at the symptoms that they present before I give them treatment. If I don't understand the illness, I do not hesitate to refer them to Western medical facilities.
As traditional healers we sometimes consult each other when confronted with complicated medical cases. So I consider referring patients to Western medical facilities to be the same as consulting or referring to other traditional healers. For me the main objective is ensuring that the patient recovers. I am not too concerned about how.
I cannot diagnose HIV or TB, but I am aware of the symptoms. So when a patient presents any of the vital symptoms I connect them to the local MSF expert client, Busi Gumbi, who then links the patients with a clinic, where they are treated.
I met Busi in 2004, before she joined MSF. She was already doing some community health motivation, raising awareness about HIV. At that time, I got very sick and tried different traditional medication but nothing seemed to work. She would check on me and encourage me to test for HIV and try western medication. After resisting for a long time, I eventually agreed and my daughter took me to Mankayane hospital, where I was diagnosed with HIV and initiated on ARVs.
Before I started the treatment I got vigorous counseling. My counselor, a very passionate young man, told me how to take my medication and strongly advised me never to mix my medication with traditional medication. Initially I though he was misleading me. How could I, a traditional healer, turn my back against my own medication? This felt like disloyalty to who I was and my beliefs. But I took the treatment as instructed and I soon saw the improvement in my health. I have never defaulted on my medication since.
I do not hesitate to tell people that ARVs are the best treatment for HIV. I openly share my story to prove this. ARVs have worked for me and I would like to help other people so I will not keep them on treatment that will not help them when I know that there is some more effective medication that they can get for free. That would be wrong. My fellow traditional healers have never questioned what I do."