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Thursday, Oct. 18, 2007, HOUSTON HERALD Houston, www.houstonherald.com M7 Wellspring Christian School Dinner Auction Saturday, Oct. 20 $5 Entrance Fee Sponsored by Wellspring Christian School 6659 Hwy. 63, Houston, MO (417-967-4735) Spaghetti Dinner 5:30 6:30 p.m. Auction 6 p.m.

You can find an updated list of items at www.wellspringchurchhouston.com Items for auction Tools Quilts Home decor Toys Branson show tickets Electronics Books Bibles Gift certificates to local businesses and restaurants Pool table Ping pong table Fooz ball table Bicycle Furniture T-shirts Two nights at Rivers Edge Sports memorabilia St. Louis Cardinals tickets Inspirational framed art Exercise bike Computer software various computer items Texas County Democrats Invite You Join Us for an Evening of $5 Per Person Ham and Beans, Corn Bread and Fried Potatoes Beginning at 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20 Houston Veterans for Foreign Wars Post Home, North U.S. 63, Houston www.rickdixonauctions.com www.brucescheetsauctions.com www.rickdixonauctions.com 9:30 a.m.

Sunday and 7 p.m. Nightly, Oct. 21 24 First Christian Church 202 E. Hwy. 17, Houston 417-967-3830 Call for transportation, nursery provided.

Jeff Moore, minister Wednesday night is youth night Guest speaker: Allen Tyger (Christian campus house minister, Springfield) Music: Mark and Jordan Anderson, Cabool Words That Could Change Your 5:45 6:45 p.m. Supper nightly Alumni Attend Annual Banquet More than 200 Houston High School alumni and guests attended the annual banquet Oct. 6 at Hiett Gymnasium. The Houston High School Alumni Association banquet was held Oct. 6 with 166 alumni and 56 guests attending.

Among those were: Leslie Florida; Shirley Driesel Bates, Searcy, Jay Watson, Hot Springs, Marjorie VanNote Vanderbur, Phoenix, Bill Roberts, Cypress Stanley Flower, Newark Wilma Gatewood Elliott, Denair, Marcie Atkisson, LaMesa, Gerald and Mary Chipps Hilterbrand, Montrose, Don Elmore, Hudson, Bob Johnson, Hudson, Iowa; Ed Dixon, El Dora, Iowa; Denise Bullock, Richmond, Walter and Ruth Mae Ross Wilson, Arkansas City, Tracie Smith Holley, Overland Park, Jerry Stockard, Pittsburg, Don and Frances Skouby Shelton, Wichita, Charles Sillyman, Wichita, Shane and Katrina Fisher Mitchell, Olathe, Anita Huston Downing, Rockville, Alan Elmore, Amsterdam; Danny and Flicky Ernst Christie, Ballwin. Norman Epperson, Anita Carter Clarkston, Betty Jo Dzurick Blackburn, Sharon Campbell McKinney, Russell and Betty Earp Koch and Marjorie Hancock Kiser, Bucyrus; Eddie and Rowena Hicks Moore, Carol Ann Ragsdale Freeman, Roberta Mayberry Lybyer, Cabool; Roger Brallier, Centralia; Kenneth Epperson, Jim Impey, Columbia; Keith Garrett, David Brown, Joey Sillyman, Dixon; Margie Morton Wright, Grain Valley; Louella Boster Belker, Gravois Mills; Freda Shelton Mullins, House Springs; Mary Totten Adams, Dewaine Adkison, Lana Frost Bowles, Herbert and Margaret Luck Bray, Sidney Ann Bridges, Norma Price Bridges, Howell Burkhead, Joyce Pearcy Campbell, Aaron and Carolyn Deora Cantrell, Jim and Karen Collins Cavanaugh and Ronald and Sandy Blankenship Craven. David and Carol Holland Doss, Tom Dunn, Ed and LeAnn McKinney Edington, Clydie and Jeanne Smyer Evans, Martin Fisher, Terry Flowers, Clay and Leta Smith Forbes, Mark Forbes, Gene and Jackie Myers Gentry, Peggy Atkisson Hart, Stanley and Hazel Miller Hicks, Kay Marsh Honeycutt, Paul and Reta Daniels Ice, Rick and Wanda Vandiver Ichord, Bill Johnson, Pam Perryman Jones, Sherry McGuire Lewis, Jack and Bonnie Harmon McElroy, Mozelle Templeton McKinney, Doris Kimrey Montgomery, Michael Moore, Diane Malam Moore, Gerald and Virginia Myers Murphy, Donna Howerton Ramsey, Don and Barbara Bridges Romines, Phyllis Dennis Staley, Ann Holland Vandiver, Rose Hicks Ward, Susan Elmore Warkentin, Arlene Roderick Williamson, Genevieve Beard Wilson, Houston. Debbie Huff Word, Jefferson City; Shirley Jackson Jones, Kirbyville; Ernest and Virginia Hubbard Smith, Kirkwood; Jim Sillyman, Summit; Sandra Bartimus, Evalee Smith Clayton, Licking; Billie Jo Crewse Mitchem, Mountain Grove; Nancy Blankenship Heavrin, Mountain View; Robert Wilson, Point Lookout; LaVesta Bridges Brallier, Marivonne Johnson Langham, Gail Merckling Lee, Raymondville; Jim Tweed, Gene Rutherford, Raymore; Lugene Rust Crump, Linda Beeler Keeney, Dwaine and Bonnie White Miles, Marianne McColgin, Rolla; Bill Binkley, Seymour; Jack and Kay Johnson Watson, Solo; Ellen Rose Blankenship Henderson, Freeda Ward White, James and Ruth Johnson Roberts, Larry Holder and Dan Garwitz, Springfield. Terry and Sharon Shelton Holder, St.

Charles; Randy and Ronda McCrea Altis, St. James; Calvin Diedrich, Earl Jennings, Bob Gar- witz, Gladine Bishop Liner, Linda Gladden, St. Louis; David Lantz, St Peters; Jeaneta Stricklin Freeman, Strafford; Juanita Roberts Crawford, Summersville; Dana Norris Harper, Urbana; Blanche Scheets McKinney, West Plains; Robert Smith, Weston; Joyce Goldsberry Halbrook Windsor; Virgil Scheets, Rex and Nancy Mayberry Medlock, Yukon; Harold and Joan Templeton McKinney, Kinston, N.C.; Irene Brown Stapleton, Greensboro N.C.; Harry Connolly, Tulsa, Ralph Hancock, Oregon City, Patty Gatewood Mosley, Millintgton, Tenn; Marilyn Daniel Back, Cedar Park, Texas; Ronald and Josephine Heriford Hampton, Donna, Texas; Cindy Smith Stafford, Houston, Texas; Colleen Akins Tengler, Spring, Texas; Allen and Elsie Grogan Williamson, Burk, Richard Bullock, Longview, Wash. Program Planned on Internet Safety Internet safety night, a nationwide program about the dangers of the Internet and how to avoid them, will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.

23, in room 202 of the Lybyer Technology Center hosted by Missouri State University-West Plains. The event is free and open to all. The evening will provide information and resources about online predators, cyber bullying, identity theft and other Internet-related issues to students, parents and other concerned members of the community in an effort to help everyone stay safer online, said Sue Ingram, director of Missouri State-West computer services department. The program, which will be generated from Gentry Middle School in Columbia, will be offered in a nationwide interactive video conference provided by Missouri Research and Education Network (MOREnet). It will begin with a keynote presentation, then break into a panel discussion and a question and answer session, Ingram said.

Those attending will be able to see, hear, ask and answer questions in real time with participants at any of the other sites, she added. pleased to be able to partner with MOREnet to provide this valuable and important information to area Ingram said. increased news of Internet predators and other online crimes such as cyber bullying and identity theft, it is vitally important that parents and community members, as well as students, understand the dangers associated with some online said Randy Raw, manager of security services for MOREnet. Speakers for the event include Chris Pickering, chief investigator in the Missouri attorney office; John Wood, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri; Detective Andy Anderson of the Mid-Missouri Internet Crimes Task Force; Lt.

Joe Laramie of the Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force; and Lou Ann Stovall of the Cyber Crimes Task Force at the Kansas City office. For more information about Internet safety night, contact Ingram at 417-255-7910 or visit the Internet safety night Web site at besafe.more.net/isn/ Houston Senior Center Activities Monday, Oct. 22 chicken fried steak, gravy, mashed potatoes, broccoli and carrot cake. 8 a.m. noon quilting; 8 a.m.

noon ceramics; 10:15 a.m. exercise. Tuesday, Oct. 23 meatballs, rice, coleslaw, carrots and peach slices. 8 a.m.

noon quilting; 8 a.m. noon ceramics; 10:15 a.m. exercise. Wednesday, Oct. 24 oven-fried chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, roll and orange sherbet.

8 a.m. noon quilting; 8 a.m. noon ceramics; 9 a.m. noon flu shot clinic; 10:15 a.m. exercise.

Thursday, Oct. 25 cheeseburger deluxe, baked beans, potato salad and fruit. 8 a.m. noon quilting; 8 a.m. noon ceramics; 10:15 a.m.

exercise. Friday, Oct. 26 sliced turkey, candied yams, Antiqua vegetables, wheat bread and chocolate chip cookie. 8 a.m. noon quilting; 8 a.m.

noon ceramics; 10:15 a.m. exercise; 11 a.m. blood pressure checks..